The Henry County weekly. (McDonough, GA.) 18??-1934, February 16, 1923, Image 8
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(Prepared by the United States Department of Agriculture.) All records for road construction in the United States were broken during the fiscal year 1922, according to the annual report of the bureau of public roads, United States Department of Agriculture. During that period 10,- 000 miles of federal-aid roads and more than an equal mileage of high ways without federal assistance were constructed. From the viewpoint of federal-aid progress the year divides itself into two periods, one before and the other after the passage of the federal high way act. The first period was a season of great construction activity, during which the greater part of the work of completing the 10,000 miles was done. It was also one of almost complete stagnation with respect to the initia tion of projects. When the year opened there was an unobligated balance of $18,793,544 of the'federal-aid appropriations, and the projects initiated since the beginning of the work aggregated 35,402 miles. By the end of October, 1921, the un obligated balance had been reduced to $11,714,328, the lowest it had been since 1918. Only two states, at that time hud a balance of more than sl,- 000,000 to draw upon for new projects, and a number were so reduced that their balance was not sufficient to pay for another mile of road. Just before the passage of the fed eral highway act the mileage submit ted by the states had not grown during the fiscal year, but had actually dimin ished us a result of the withdrawal and substitution of projects. The to tal mileage proposed was only 35,379 miles, as compared with the 35,402 miles of four mouths before. Immedi ately upon the approval of the act the • L -v ~i. x . pr » - r<v •• ••• •• • .. '.- . . • A, N N • -; x V - v * ' r ' ■ t V -Y,.\ X ' . • V. - ;,cn \ ' - ; v v * • ; ■ Well-Constructed Cement Road. Initiation of projects took on new life and in the months of March and June reached the unprecedented total of 1,- 250 miles a month. At the close of. the year the submitted mileage is 39,940 ndles, 4,538 miles greater than at the close of the preceding fiscal year. At the close of the preceding year projects completed aggregated 7,409 miles, and there w’ere 17.978 miles un der construction, which were estimated as 50 per cent complete. In one year the completed mileage has grown to 17,716 miles, an Increase of more than 10,000 miles, and there still remain un der construction 14,513 milefc which are estimated as 56 per cent complete. The federal aid earned by the states on completed and uncompleted projects amounts to $194,560,135, of which $166,911,552 have actually been paid. The total length of projects in all stages, including those which have been completed and those which are in the stages preliminary to construction, is 39,940 miles. The roads brought to completion during the year average over 200 miles for each state. 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