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Newspaper

The Review

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1916

Page

7

Plumber W H Dugdale Secures State and Out-of-State Contracts

W H Dugdale, a prominent plumber, holds several significant contracts in the state and beyond. His work spans municipal projects and private developments, reflecting a growing regional footprint.

W. H. Dugdale

Shap-lish recalls Whitman massacre on Umatilla reserves

Pendleton Oregon special correspondent reports Shap-lish an 80 year old Uma tilla scout who fought in the Bannock war and the Sheepeater campaign recalls Whitman massacre from Waiilatpu He speaks of smallpox isolation and tribal suspicions while defending his clean hands and loyalty to whites.

Moorehouse Pendleton Oregon Oregonian Shap-lish Umatilla United States Thorn Hollow Umatilla Agency Shaplish Whitman Cayuse Waiilatpu Whitman Mission Walla Walla Walla Wallas Umatillas Hudson’s Bay Wallula O. R Jo Lewis Idaho E. S. Farrow United States Army Farrow Salmon River Mountains Charley Whirlwind Agency Indian Police Athena Tiloukaiki Sum-kin Shap Lish Peu-peu-moxmox Peupeu-mox-mox

Elastic Rome Road Building Aims For Durable Highways

The piece argues for modern elastic road construction over ancient Roman stone roads. It notes ancient costs of 50 000 to 200 000 dollars per mile and their roughness, urging use of natural asphalt and standardized materials. Emphasizes drainage and workmanship to achieve good service at moderate cost.

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Asphaltic materials in road surfaces explained

The article discusses asphalt macadam as a malleable road crust that binds stone, enabling dustless, waterproof surfaces with good traction for horse drawn and motor vehicles. It compares natural and manufactured asphalts, noting life depends on cementing power and exposure to the elements.

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