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Editorial
October 19, 1883
Port Tobacco Times, And Charles County Advertiser
Port Tobacco, Charles County, Maryland
What is this article about?
Editorial calls on county road supervisors to immediately repair and drain roads to prevent muddy conditions during winter, urging public assistance and prompt action against upcoming storms.
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Repair the Roads.
If our county roads have not already been well repaired and drained, the road supervisors throughout the county should take the matter in hand immediately. Everybody knows how disagreeable driving on muddy, miry roads is in winter, and no one should hesitate in giving the supervisor all the assistance and information in his power. The work should be done as soon as possible or it will not be firmly settled against the storms, rains and tides of autumn and early winter that are already making their appearance.
If our county roads have not already been well repaired and drained, the road supervisors throughout the county should take the matter in hand immediately. Everybody knows how disagreeable driving on muddy, miry roads is in winter, and no one should hesitate in giving the supervisor all the assistance and information in his power. The work should be done as soon as possible or it will not be firmly settled against the storms, rains and tides of autumn and early winter that are already making their appearance.
What sub-type of article is it?
Infrastructure
What keywords are associated?
Road Repair
County Roads
Muddy Roads
Winter Driving
Road Supervisors
What entities or persons were involved?
Road Supervisors
Editorial Details
Primary Topic
Urging Immediate Repair Of County Roads
Stance / Tone
Exhortation To Action
Key Figures
Road Supervisors
Key Arguments
County Roads Need Repair And Drainage If Not Already Done
Driving On Muddy Roads Is Disagreeable In Winter
Citizens Should Assist Supervisors With Information
Work Must Be Done Soon To Withstand Autumn And Winter Storms