Road repairs spotlight failed stone method on Lincoln way
The article argues that current crushed stone roads along the Lincoln highway wear out quickly under heavy traffic. It cites Westville’s 25 year old three course stone paving as superior, costing about 5000 dollars per mile, and urges townships to build more durable roads to avoid costly repairs and possible county bankruptcy.
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Visitor of Note Reveals Pacific Navy Service Stories
Dr. E. C. Murphy of Inland Steel hospital Indiana Harbor visited Dr. and Mrs. Ansley. A former assistant surgeon and Navy diver, he served eight years in Uncle Sam's marine corps with time on the Asiatic station. He recalls Manila 1901 and the Philippine Revolution figures, notes German submarine types, and comments on Philippine governance under American rule.
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