March 1927

In this issue

The text highlights the importance of road construction and maintenance for economic development and safety. Improved highways reduce transportation costs and connect communities. They also contribute to national defense.

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Chapters

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  Schieffelin's Monument

• Eighty-Two Miles of Paving in Maricopa County Saves Car Owners $1,594,265.40 a Year

  IRA L. WOOD,A. H. GARDNER

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  The Cochise-Santa Cruz State Highway

  A. H. GARDNER,W. M. JARDINE

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  Cooperative Road Building by State and National Governments

  W. M. JARDINE

• The "Tombstone"

  Vincent J. Keating

• Masthead

  Vincent J. Keating,T. Hugh Boorman

• Washington As A Road Builder

  Vincent J. Keating,T. Hugh Boorman

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  Forest Allotments

  Vincent J. Keating

• Table of Distances As Shown Over Arizona Highways

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  Condition of Roads on Arizona State Highway System

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  The Engineer's Log

  Ira L. Wood

• The Ten Commandments of Motordom

  IRA L. WOOD,W. R. HUTCHINS

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  Federal Aid Advocated as a Method for National Defense (Part 1)

  W. R. Hutchins

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  Gorge Near Patagonia

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  Ads / Superfluous content

• The Highway Engineer's Creed