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Report Made On

Road Improvements

During 1955

A summary of improvements' during 1955 on the secondary roads of Rappahan nockr Cou nty, was released today by the State Highway Department.

Resident Engineer P.J3. Cold- , iron of Warren ton, ^flid im- ' provements include^ 6.T mrles. hard surfaced. 17.2 ,niifesJ>itumm-o» hard surfaced, ous resurfaced, bridges built i outstanding the county, were the facing, gr; alignmen pair of

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-the repairof > pear’s hurricane ifanjage set i provement program bari^af/siderably, Cold iron said, nwy!K forces Jo the county were able to grade and improve a section of Route 62$ toward Rock Mill and improve die grade and alignment on Routes 610 and 660 at Chester Gap and Routes 729 near Estes,

Roads hard surfaced in Rappahannock included Route 626 from Scrabble toward Rock Mills, a section of 601 and 602 near Peolo Mills, Route 606 near Flint Hill, Route 640 in the vicinity of Viewtown, and another one-mile step in the hard surfacing of Route 647> between Flint Hill and the Rappahannock River, toward M arshalT.

DOG TAX DUE FEJJ. 1 - G El Brown, Game Warden, reminds all dog owners that doff taxes must be paid by February 1, or owners will be subject to a fine.

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