The Highwayman (November 1921)
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The Highwayman (November 1921)
Author: Highwayman (Trenton, N.J.); New Jersey. State Highway Department; Wasser, Thomas J., editor in chief
Year: 1921
Notes: This issue is sourced from a public-domain scan of a copy at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (https://catalog.hathitrust.org/Record/102293955). The monthly bulletin of detours and road map have been moved to the end of the file. / The date of "December 1st, 1920" on page 3 is an error. / The Highwayman was a newsletter for employees of the New Jersey State Highway Department and the public published in the 1920s. For coverage and other details, see the description for the collection (https://archive.org/details/thehighwaymannewjerseystatehighwaydepartment). / Contents include: Profiles, with photos, of Edward E. Reed, Assistant State Highway Commissioner, and Thomas E. Collins, one of the State Highway Commissioners. / An organization chart of the State Highway Department. / An article on the Highway Contractors' Association of New Jersey. The Highwayman will begin publishing a column by the contractors' association in the following issue. / Several articles and photos on the Highway Association's athletic field day. / "Good Roads and Highway Transport," by Garland Johnson, a 14-year-old girl from West Virginia (pictured), whose essay won a national contest fo