American Farm Bureau Presents Argu
ments Against Townsend Highway Bill
The American Farm Bureau
Federation at its meeting here in
Washington, Aoril.TS, 1921, adopt
ed the following resolution:
“We earnestly approve the lo
cal building of ‘Farm and Market’
highways by the use of Federal
and State and local funds. Until
such roads are built we emphati
cally oppose the construction bv
the Federal Government of a few
hard surface trans-continental
roads. Regardless of the charac
ter of the roads which are built,
an adequate amount of such funds
should be provided for their
maintenance and repair. We urge
the administration of Federal Road
funds be in the hands of the Unit
ed States Department of Agricul
ture.”
It is difficult to understand why
any-body should advocate that
federal agencies should have all of
the authority in determining the
type, specification and location of
our roads and highways to the
exclusion of the states when the
Federal Government contributes
no more than one-half of the cost
of the building and nothing to
ward their maintenance. We be
lieve there should be a joint sup
ervision of expenditures of both
state and federal funds where
roads arc constructed from funds
contributed federally, by the state
or locally. To date such a super
vision has worked out to mutual
advantages. The federal govern
ment has been assailed for being
exceedingly wasteful in expending
money in mmy ways, hut we be
lieve the highway funds, taking
the matter by and large, have
been wisely administered and ir.
this respect are in a class by them
selves. The continuation of Fed
eral Aid as set forth in the above
resolution is embodied in ihe
Dowell Bill now pending before
Congress, which should have the
support of all those interested in
securing Federal Aid to the stales.
The good ministers tell us it is
wrong to work on Sundays, but
that is what we pay them to do.
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No announcement in years has
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