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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1915
Page
3
Detroit reports Henry Ford announces a perfected motor tractor after years of effort. He says the tractor will improve living standards and calls it his car for many years, crediting persistent testing and innovation as the turning point.
The article describes electric battery driven wheel chairs showcased at world fairs in San Francisco and San Diego. It details design, speed, safety features, and operation including two pedals for brake and circuit control. It mentions models for parks and streets, plus a two passenger seating option and compact battery under dash. It also notes a rider from Ontario volunteering for medical service and upcoming motorcycle and racing news.
A notable foal sportsman in Oklahoma proposes donating land to the Muskogee Motorcycle Club for a one mile circular track and grandstand. plans to lead riders to an event on the coast via the Lincoln Highway route.
An Albatross editorial from White Motor urges merchants to prioritize reliability and total cost of ownership over initial price. It argues that trucks with established reputations deliver consistent service life and fuel economy, benefiting both small merchants and large corporations through lower long term costs and steadier operations.
A Kentucky county rejected a proposed commission plan for a motorcycle officer aimed at curbing visiting motorists speed. The plan offered half of collected fines as pay, but a local magistrate rejected the incentive, discharging most accused while allowing guilty pleas to stand. Meanwhile Kerman and Reed showcase new Witte trucks in Butte.
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