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| | Whitman v. State Highway Commission of Missouri |
 | | U.S. Highway 54 in Miller County, Missouri, is and at all times relevant to this case was a federal-aid primary highway, approved as such by the Federal Highway Administration (or its predecessor, the Bureau of Public Roads) and by the Commission, and is part of the state highway system of Missouri. |
 | | Through a series of letters between counsel for plaintiffs and the Commission in the summer of 1971, after the Commission had acquired the right-of-way over the parcels involved herein, plaintiffs attempted to secure compensation for their sign structures which were required to be removed for the highway project. |
 | | The state highway commission shall give thirty days' notice by certified mail to the owner of the sign, display, or device which is illegal, to remove same if illegal, or to cause it to conform to the provisions of sections 226.500 to 226.600 if it is an authorized sign, display or device. |
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