Gossip of the Automobile Clansmen in 1914 Era
Report notes 1918 end year car output of 3914 units and rising dealer activity. Highlights demand for affordable under 2000 dollar models, dealership practices, and the push for manufacturer dealer cooperation. Mentions standardization trends, evolving models, and Willys-Overland 1914 plans with three body types.
Studebaker tests six cylinder car and strong sales notes
The article highlights J M Studebaker inspecting a new six cylinder Studebaker in Detroit, praising its performance on rough roads and mud filled climbs. It also covers Dudley of Star Auto Repair reporting sales of American Underslung and Kissel tours promoting efficiency over brute power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Thornton
C. $. Hennessy
Charles Fsher
Calkins
Pieher
Keeney's Ranch
Mr Calkins
Livingston
Boulder
Butte
Fisher
Bozeman Pass
Howland
Dudley
Star Auto Repairing Company
Ant
Lament
Studebaker Jr
United States
Calkins Renews Allegiance In Trying Trip
B E Calkins renews allegiance to American amid a challenging journey. The report notes his performances on a demanding trip and compares his enthusiasm to that of Foran, in a car designed for difficult conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Calkins
Les
Wengers
What Service Means In The Automobile Business
All good salesmen believe in service but not all can provide it. Howell & Riley in Montana offer Cadillac and Buick support at 212 North Main Street with M. H. Harry, Cadillac distributor, stressing that service is action and customer satisfaction. Selling a car is only half the battle. keeping customers happy sustains goodwill and repeat business. A dealer who neglects service becomes a walking advertisement for competitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Dunn
Dunn Co
Dome Peretators
Willys-Overland Company
Montana
North Main Street
Howell & Riley
Cadillac
Buick
M. H. Harry
How an Auto Aided Beaverhead Sheriff in a Robbery Case
Under Sheriff Gosman of Beaverhead county praises the automobile for emergency work and cites a late November robbery in Dillon. He recalls how the vehicle aided law enforcement over long distances in the sparsely populated region. Descriptions emphasize the car’s role in pursuing two stick-up men and assisting the sheriff in apprehending criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gosman
Beaverhead
Dillon
New Magneto Proves Winner in European Races
The Mea magneto from Kem Germany gains fame abroad after two first prizes in Craiganiet Ireland and a Grand Prix de V A C F event. Cars carried a single Mea magneto with rivals using extra units. Marburg Bros. of New York handle US/Canada sales. The story notes Stuttgart origin and Busch of St. Louis as principal stockholder, highlighting rising US interest and broader export trends for automotives through 1913.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Americare
Craiganiet
Ireland
M. Gregoire
America
Stuttgart
Adolphus Busch of
St. Louis
Marburg Bros., Inc
Broadway
New York
United States
Canada
Goodyear No Rim Cut Tires Claim Superior Design
An advertising piece touts Goodyear No Rim Cut tires and their claimed protection against rim cuts and tread separation. It describes inward rim flanges, rounded edges, and six braided wire bands, asserting these features prevent rim cutting and tread separation, with company claims of ownership of the design and a $50,000 patent investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodyear
Certified Public Accountants
Automobiles Show Off New Features in Open and Closed Cars
Pittsburg dealer Eadie Haid showcases a four cylinder car tuned to feel like a six by coasting with the clutch out. Demonstrations use a Swiss style window and retractable features to evoke luxury while claiming lower upkeep costs than larger cylinder rivals. The Hudson Six attracts attention as a streamlined seven passenger option at a moderate price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
Canada
England
Oceania
Australia
New Zealand
South America
British South Africa
Germany
Brttish East Indies
France
Russia
Europe
Eirach
Bulgaria
Rumania
Servia
Turkey
Greece
Azores
Canary Islands
West Indies
Siam
Dutch East Indies
Asia
Korea
French Oceania
Egypt
China
Japan
India
North America
Inavanapolis
Department of Commerce
Indiana
Hawaii
Porto Tico
Rair
Eadie Haid
Pittsburg
Mr. Bald
Taxicab Fleet Purchases Signal End of Experimental Cabs
White company of Cleveland reported a recent sale of 68 White taxicabs to Cab It City, followed weeks later by Owen H Fay Livery of Chicago purchasing 48 taxicabs and two 40 hp touring cars. The moves, from firms with large fleets, reflect accumulated experience shaping the most suitable and reliable cabs in use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Company
Cleveland
Cab
Owen H. Fay Livery Company
Chicago
Theo
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Ingrett Milwaulkes
Sirs
Rochester
Eyracamba
Albany
Pitta
Whitte Mason Tale
Bretton Woods
Bretton Woon
Poland
Portland
Maine
Hoston
Atllantic City
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Philadel Pia
Bedford
Pits Oe
Kissel
Epviciency
Jonas
Dusiness
Peersoas Motor Car Company
Ukbaker
Gall
Barry Motor CO. State Distributors
NEW Magneto
Montana State Automobile Association
Anaconda
Mont
Goodyears
Tiredom
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
London
Central House
Kingsway
W. C
Ford Motor Company
Michigan
Montana Auto and Garage CO
Arizona
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Butte Auto CO
Chas. Fasel
East
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