Automobiles serve world markets from Iceland to Africa
The American automobile industry ships vast numbers globally, with passenger and commercial machines exported over the last decade totaling 697,000 units and valued near a billion dollars. Parts, tires, and engines add hundreds of millions in trade while many cars continue servicing businesses after their initial use. Exports rise sharply in 1922–23, led by Europe and colonies, with notable surges to the United Kingdom, Australia, Belgium, Denmark, Norway, Spain, and South America.
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Australia
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Shirt Sale Advertised by W Fred Sills on West Lamar Street
A local classified note promotes a shirt sale by W Fred Sills located on West Lamar Street. The brief item highlights a downtown bargain event with potential dates and pricing information not fully legible in the clipping.
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W. Fred Sills
Lamar Street
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