Ads and Auto News Mix Highlight 1914 Car Models
A chaotic mix reports on M A Pollock becoming assistant advertising manager at Locomobile along with scattered notes on headlights mud guards and safety features. It mentions new 1914 cars from Buick Studebaker and others, along with sales tours, conventions, and auto show preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Pollock
Taylor Investment Company
Rochester, N. C
Locomobile Company of America
Pollock
Ostriper 1
Obviate Radiator Difficulities With Alcohol And Water
A wartime era note advises using alcohol and water mixtures to prevent radiator freezing. It covers alcohol strengths from 25 to 40 percent, methods to reduce alcohol evaporation with glyzerine or a safety valve, and alternatives like calcium chloride solutions. It warns about metal compatibility, density control, and the need to keep solutions within proper density ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Hanson
Oakland
Georg
Shaving, Beard Dares and a Move by Princess Cyclecar
The text recalls Mohammed’s famed beard and Selim the Grim’s response to shaving as a tale of authority and image. It notes Campbell & Loetzner at 112 Dime Bank building and the Princess Cyclecar firm moving its offices from 1311 Dime Bank to 716 Woodward avenue, detailing a period business relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohammed
Ike
Constantin de Bed
Ioar
Selim
Jers
Campbell & Loetzner
Dime Bank
Princess Cyclecar Company
Woodward Avenue
Detroit Auto World Sees Major Industry Moves and Plant Openings
The Detroit auto scene shows Fred J. Wagner Jr joining Ford New York sales, Welch unveils radical signalling device for cars, and large truck deals tied to H L Winter and Joseph Wilkinson. Detroit factories eye expansion with R C H plants sale, Denver Ford plant opens, and Cadillac plans assembly in Cleveland. Trade moves include Pettitt leaving Studebaker, Lininger managing Keeton sales in Michigan, and engineers like Hermann and Engler shaping cyclecar projects. Overseas orders face delays as 5,000 cycle car shipments to Europe stall. overall, 1914 models, new plants, and cross country deals define the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Lininger
Keston Motor Company
Michigan
Detroit
Lininger
Keeton
K. L. Hermann
American Cyclecar Company
Cyclecar Company
Bridgeport
California dealers tighten grip on new car market
Last year 1264 pleasure cars and BY commercial cars were exported totaling $1,258,354 while only 31 cars were imported in August and 6 in the same month last year. In eight months, 18,464 cars were exported worth $18,484,396 with 73 percent pleasure cars. During the first eight months of 1912 exports reached 16,516 cars valued at $16,513,771. Southern California dealers curb new entrants, with the 3. & M. Motor Car company closing with L. C. Axton of Los Angeles after ordering 50 cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nghta
Mabie
Dieree-Arrow
WV. 5
Pettitt
Studebaker Corporation
Detroit Automobile Manufacturing
L. Axton
Los Angel
Detroit
California
Mount Eliott Street
Southern California
3. & M. Motor Car Company
L. C. Axton
Los Angeles
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G. A. Sohl
Republic Rubber Compa
Georgin
Hekod
Mr. Sohl
Vuthern
Beeson
Mr. Beeson
Studebaker
Bel Tent
Belle Tsleason
Addin
Metiutehie
Ory
Flint
Mich
Inep
Atlanta
Cele Company
Peachtree
Tlanta Auto Sales
Ilen- Gerson
Miner
South
Mr. Smith
buPuy
Stand- Auto Company
Lige-Detroit
Georgia
South Carolina
Thi
Junta
Queer World
O. B. Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Peachtree Street
Fred Spooner
Fred J. Wagner, Jr
Fred J. Wagner
Ford Motor Company
New York
RB Welch
Pontiac
Welch
Universal Motor Truck Company
H. L Winter
Joseph D. Wilkinson
Smythfield Export Company
Philadelphia
Mr. Wikinson
United States
Canada
Singapore
Upper Lampur
Rubber District
R-C-H Corporation
Mr. Gray
The
Security Trust Company
Edward A. Nelson
Hupp Motor Car Company
C. H. Brennan
Pur
John Petersen
Hupp
Grabowsky
W. E B. Engler
General Motor Truck Company
Bedalia
Europe
America
Fenton Cyclecar Company
Fenton
E. L. Vail
Charlie F. Spiltdorf
Hoflecker
Waltham Watch Company
Vuere
Cetrait
Standard Fender Company
Ford
Denver
Colorado
Wyoming
New Mexico
Utah
Montana
Nebraska
Texas
Cadillac
Los Angeles-Phoenix
William Soules
Ernie Moross
Henry Endicott
Jackson
Hoosier Motor Club
Indianapolis
Speedway
C. H. Dunlap
France
England
Mr. Dunlap
Paris
London
Claude M Logan
Loxier Motor Company
Cleveland
National Shipping Company
Cadillac Motor Car Company
Royal Tourist Motor Car Company
Australia
Enugland
Cc. T. Meyers
General Motors Company
Rapid Motor Vehicle Company
3. M. Udale
Joseph Tracy
Tracy
Rutherford
New Jersey
Wagner
Gray & Davis
Mark
Studebaker Corporation of America
Peachtree and
Harris
Constitution
Motor Truck Company
Houston St
Atlanta, Ga
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