Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 237, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 February 1928 — Page 12

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WEATHER HARD ON SOFT ROAD BEDSJNJSTATE Heavy Hauling Restrictions Posted by Highway Commission. Continued rains and warm weather throughout the State have softened unpaved roads of the highway system and made heavy hauling restrictions necessary, the weekly bulletin of the State Highway Department reads today. Director John D. Williams stated that maintenance crews are at work, however, and roads will be scraped ana smootn preparatory to a freeze. Southern localities are experiencing flood waters and in several instances portions of the roads are inundated, the bulletin states. White River is over the highway on Rd. 50, at Medora. Traffic is now routed via Brownstown, Salem and Paoli, while the high waters prevail. Water also covers Rd. 67 for some distance near Gosport, affecting Indianapolis to Spencer traffic. A good detour here is still used. Surface conditions, detours and bridge run-arounds are set forth in the bulletin as follows: No. I—Good stone surface from Rd. 50 to four miles north of Milan; avoid to Rd. 48. No. 3—Detour around grading three miles north of Muncie. No. 7 —Drive carefully past workmen on Hanging Rock Hill, and at eight miles, ten miles and fourteen miles north of Madison. No. 9—Run-around via Mt. Etna for bridge construction. In caso of high water or Ice a detour will be marke at one-fourth mile west of Brlmfleld. No. 10—One-half mile detour around Culver due to construction. U. S. No. 20—New Alls over sink holes east of La Grange are soft and rutted. U. S. No. 24—Detour Just east of Huntington until city makes street connection with new pavement. U. S. No. 27—Bridge run-around south of Portland. Detour from Fountain City to Lynn. Bridge run-around three miles north of Richmond. Detour 2.1 miles south of Richmond. No. 29—Run-around Just north of Intersection of Rds. 29 and 26. Good threemile detour while widening road for two miles north of Burlington. Bridge runaround at five miles north of Knox. Detour from two miles north of La Porte to Junction of Rd. 20. U. S. No. 30—Bridge run around two miles east of Schererville. Short detour In Plymouth. U. a. No. 31—When new grade at eleven miles north of Kokomo Is soft, traffic use the temporary ru. i-around. Bridge runaround one mile i orth of Peru. No. 32—Bridge r . -around one and one-

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half miles east of Shannondale. Cetour five miles west of Anderson. No. 34—Temporary bridge Just east of Jamestown. Detour between Pittsborro and Brownsburg. Through traffic between Indianapolis and Crawfordsville should use 52 and 32 via Lebanon. Bridge runaround between Covington and Veedersburg. No. 35—Narrow road between Oorydon and Palmyra. -U. 8. No. 36—Short detour at Abner’s Crefek, cast of Danville. No. 37—Drive carefully past workmen south of Grantsburg, one-way traffic, KJ. 39—Detour six miles south of Frankfort. U. S. No. 41—Gravel approaches to several new bridges between Vincennes and Sullivan. Bridge run-around Just south of Lyford. Detour, St. John to Dyer. No. 43—Detour four miles north of Crawfordsville. Bridge run-around two and one-half miles north of Romnoy. No. 45—Widening road between Dale and Huntlngburg; traffic drive carefullv. No. 46—Bridge run-around three sind one-half miles east of Nashville. Drive slowly at bridge run-around five miles west of Ellettsville. No. 59—Water over road at Medora; detour marked. Bridge run-around west of Seymour. tr. S. No. 52—Drive carefully northwest of Morristown. No. 56—Bridge run-around six and onehalf miles east of PaoU. Closed for construction between West Baden and Paoli: detour poor. During thaw, heavy loading Is restricted between PaoU and Salem. Bad earth surface between Salem and Scottsburg. Temporary one-way bridge between Madison and Vevay. No. 57—Ferry White River at Rogers. jUth two miles earth road across river bottoms between Rogers and Sandy Hook impassable in wet weather. (Traffic best route via Monroe City and Wheatland.) Washington account bridge construction and bridge run-around three miles north of Washington. -NO; 62—New pavement is open on Rd.

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