"The people in Henrico and Richmond and other progressive points in the State are obliged to suffer from poor methods adopted in counties contiguous to them. There are sections of road that I passed over in your State that are as good as any one could wish for, but before you know it, you have crossed an imaginary boundary and find yourself in another jurisdiction where every now and then little culverts are found from six to eight inches below the road surface. The distance across these culverts in many instances not being equal to the distance you are thrown off the seat by dropping down the aforementioned six or eight inches.
"Most of my time in Virginia was spent in Powhatan County. The road now being built through that county to Richmond has had an effect upon the county, particularly that part adjacent to the road that is nothing short of marvelous. The condition of the farms, buildings, and people has changed in twelve months more than anyone could possibly have believed, and I attribute this general sprucing up to nothing in the world except the improvement of their highways.
"I know there are many in the State who have always done their utmost for the improvement of the roads, and I feel that anything I can do to make the others see the enormous advantage to be gained from such improvement should be done. This is my only reason for writing.
"Very truly yours,
"CHAS. E. ASHBURNER."
SIMPLIFIED LESSONS ON PROPER CARE OF AUTOS
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"Be fair to dealers and manufacturers." 