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Deming, Luna County, New Mexico
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The U.S. government apportions federal aid road funds for 1920 National Forests: $34,410 to Arizona and $37,750 to New Mexico for road construction under the Bankhead bill. District Forester Redington in Albuquerque notes restrictions lifted, enabling spring and summer building.
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Apportionment for Construction Work Through Forests is $37,750
The apportionment of the National Forest share of the federal aid road funds for the year 1920 has been made, according to information received by the district forester at Albuquerque.
The appropriation amounts to $34,410 for Arizona and $37,750 for New Mexico, for constructing roads within or partly within the National Forests of these two states under section eight of the Bankhead bill.
District Forester Redington states that as all restrictions on the use of labor, material and government funds have been removed by the national highways council, road building will be pushed during this spring and summer.
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Albuquerque
Event Date
1920
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arizona: $34,410; new mexico: $37,750 allocated for road construction; restrictions on labor, material, and funds removed, allowing accelerated building in spring and summer.
Event Details
Apportionment of National Forest share of federal aid road funds for 1920 made; information received by district forester at Albuquerque; funds for constructing roads within or partly within National Forests under section eight of the Bankhead bill.