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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1913
Page
13
A sprawling account reviews proposed changes for park access affecting auto enthusiasts and advertisement strategies. It notes executives and industry figures shaping policy, park entries, and future sales, with references to dealership locations and looming advertising campaigns amid shifting market conditions.
A broad coalition formed in the West seeks to push Yellowstone park access for automobiles. The group plans a Boise meeting next month to outline resolutions and coordinate influence with the officials in Washington.
Ford Motor Company researchers discuss rapid car sales and mechanical tricks for high mileage and efficiency. The article mentions a practice by the Little Yankees to warm engines, adjust pistons, and replace spark plugs, alongside Ford sales projections and manufacturing pace. It notes substantial production and sales tempo across months and regions.
The Cole Motor Car Company, a leading builder, highlights its American market strength and plans to dominate in Butte by introducing a standardized, capable car. The item emphasizes Cole’s competitive stance, direct construction principles, and a public sale signal as the wheels are signed.
A fragmented 1940s era notice discusses Indian teams and local driving themes with sparse readable details. Names and places are unclear but imply a community transportation or sports link amid wartime context.
Ad copy promotes No Rim Cut tires claiming 10 percent oversized performance and higher air capacity. The piece asserts rim cutting is prevented, tires appear larger, and air capacity averages 16.7 percent above older types. It concludes Goodycars are superior.
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