His Dream Fulfilled by Others Man of Western Ohio Aids Automobile
Springfield July 28. H W Owen, a Western Ohio man, continues his work on automobile development in a small shop. The aging inventor recalls his early steam motor built at 14 in Richland Ohio, achieving 17 mph before it burned in a fire. He claims to be the first American automobile pioneer, though credit rests with others in official circles. Owen has produced 27 patents on parts and accessories and remains focused on enjoying the craft rather than seeking fame or profits.
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Ohio forest tracts offer more camping options
The extension forester from Ohio State University notes Ohio farmers and families favor camping in forest tracts when vacationing. Tracts are in rugged areas yet reachable by short drives, with key sites in Hocking County, Nelson Ledge in Portage, Cleab Fork in Ashland, and Bryan State Park in Greene. Ohio operates six state forest parks totaling 4,500 acres and five state forests totaling 35,000 acres under Wooster supervision.
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Have Caution Warns Motor Clubs About Roadside Repairs
Southeast Ohio Motor club secretary H N Burgett warns motorists to exercise caution during roadside repairs in this touring season. He notes the danger of stopping on busy highways, urges pulling off the road, using a wheel chock, and parking behind the front or rear wheels to prevent vehicle movement and protect all travelers.
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Speedy Colors Bright for Autos to Prevent Accidents
Color research says bright finishes boost visibility and speed perception. Towle notes high visibility finishes help drivers see each other at higher speeds, reducing accidents as motor clubs and the AAA push to curb illegitimate “balance chasing” by ambulance chasers and other offenders. Japan plans road upgrades over ten years totaling 5,689,000 dollars across 3,800 miles.
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Athens Ordinance Grants Gutters and Kup Stones Grants
An 1826 ordinance in Athens granted residents funds to cover gutter and Kup stone costs for hut fronts. Certificates served to pay town rates, with sidewalks on principal streets set at 12 feet wide from the curb. Curb setbacks and street descent limits were specified, tying to property lines and a maximum drop per root.
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New Ohio Motor Map Drawn by Burgett for District
H N Burgett secretary of the South St Ohio Motor Club unveils a wheel shaped road map for Athens area motorists. Outer rim lists Dayton Cincinnati Charleston Marietta Cambridge Columbus inner wheel shows Chillicothe Fomeroy Parkersburg Zanesville Lancaster Washington D C spokes add exact distances. Burgett says it favors distance accuracy over direction and is offered to merchants with a small South East Ohio Motors cut for advertising.
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Campaign to junk cars raises license suspension drive
Pennsylvania Automotive association lists three members reporting all junk automobiles to suspend licenses. It targets the ongoing problem of unmasked cars on highways. National figures show resale values for one year old cars at 36 percent of original price, down from 48 and 64 percent in earlier years.
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World Show En 1928 Adds European Cars To New York Exhibit
Next year's automobile show in New York may feature many European cars alongside American products if foreign makers accept a formal invitation from the show management to exhibit their products.
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California tops gold state in oil output
California, famed as the gold state, far surpasses in oil production. In the recent period, gold value reached 245,546,000 dollars while oil output valued at 252,684,294,000 dollars, highlighting oil as a dominant energy resource.
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