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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1919

Page

17

Demand for Dodge cars exceeds supply at Boston show

The Dodge Brothers display in Exhibition Hall drew record crowds as buyers surged past prior show totals. Boston dealer C S Henshaw said demand was so high that he begged Detroit for more cars, but factory output is contracted for four months. retail sales set a new high and virtually no Dodge Brothers cars remain unsold.

Mechanics Building Dodge Brothers C. S. Henshaw Boston Henshaw Detroit Dodge Brothers Organization New England

Fine coach work shines in Hudson Super-Six cars

The Henley Kimball Company showcases Hudson Super-Six models noted for distinctive body designs. Designers focused on combining chassis power with stylish, modern lines. Exhibits include racier models and dignified designs, attracting visitors who admire fine coach work and exclusive styling.

Henley-Kimball Company Hudson Motor Car Company

Thayer Appointed Sales Manager at Scripps Booth Co

Clifford Thayer has been appointed sales manager of the Scripps Booth Company of Boston. The news was announced yesterday by H. E. Dove and notes Thayer is well known in automobile and other circles in the city.

Clifford Thayer Scripps- Booth Company Boston Automobile H. E. Dove

Crowds Pack Boston Auto Show Buyers Seek Cars in Record Numbers

Thousands from New England visited the Boston automobile show with unprecedented attendance on a Monday. Dealers reported numerous car sales since Saturday night and urged visitors to come in the morning for easier inspection. Decorations featured electric lights with a patriotic New England Division motif and music from orchestras in the grand hall.

New England Boston

Cole Aero-Eight Consistent Winner in War Race Circuit

The Cole Aero-Eight by Cole Motor Car Company of Indianapolis proved a durable success in Cuba and South America races over the past 18 months. Stock-car performance set track records at Oriental Park Havana and dominated 150 and 115 mile Montevideo events, credited to aero-type design, reduced weight, and lowered wind resistance yielding speeds near 70 mph and smooth ride.

Cuba South America Conrad Smith Bryant G. Smith & Sons Cole Oriental Park Havana Bob Burman Burman Montevideo

Dual Valve Six In The Limelight At Show

The Dual-Valve Six Pierce-Arrow gains attention for efficiency and popularity. Increased mile per gallon, up to 40 percent more horsepower, and 20 percent faster acceleration are cited due to two intake and two exhaust valves per cylinder. The 48 horsepower model is ready for delivery though production costs raise price.

J. W. Maguire

Nash Trucks Feature Automatic Locking Differential

The Nash Motors Company of Kenosha Wisconsin presents one and two ton Nash trucks and the Nash Quad with four wheel drive and handling. An automatic locking differential prevents rear wheel spin and keeps traction for pulling out of trouble, reduces skidding and avoids sideways thrust on slippery surfaces.

Nash Nash Motors Company Kenosha Wisconsin C. P. Rockwell

Marmon Cars Impress With Safe High Speed Performance

Marmon builds emphasize low centre of gravity for stability at high speeds. Army tests show the car endures tough road conditions, while New England owners report consistent performance. The 1919 Marmon line offers refinements and varied body styles, open or closed, on display at the show for close inspection.

F. E. Wing Army New England

Boston Three Ton White Truck Passes 200000 Miles

The first three ton White truck in Boston has exceeded 200000 miles on service. Owned by Timothy Murphy of East Boston, the vehicle has hauled ice coal lumber furniture scrap iron and junk and endured a major collision with two electric cars. It was originally owned by Samuel Hill of Beverly and later rebuilt for Murphy who says it is just as good as new. A new White truck with double reduction gear drive has just arrived and is on display at 930 Commonwealth avenue.

Boston Timothy Murphy East Samuel Hill Beverly Murphy Commonwealth Avenue

Use Motor Trucks for Sunday Outings Gains Popularity

Heavy trucks are being used for Sunday outings in New England, transporting dozens for pleasure trips to beaches and lakes. Drivers report safe speeds on solid tires with good handling, and owners note opportunities to earn money while sharing rides with neighbors.

New England United States

Henderson Truck Show Attracts Great Crowd

Fred C. Henderson Inc hosted a week long open house drawing an estimated 500 visitors at 949 Commonwealth Avenue. Trucks for sale included Clydesdale and Signal models plus a full lineup of used vehicles. Demonstrations of the Clydesdale controller claimed fuel and oil savings and easier driving.

Fred C. Henderson, Inc Commonwealth Avenue Mechanics’ Building Henderson Establishment Clydesdale

Latest Haynes Cars Display Inspires Interest at Show

At the exhibition the far famed Haynes automobiles captivate visitors with beauty and performance. The Haynes line has evolved from early models to advanced designs after 26 years of development and testing under varied conditions. Local distributor W. L. Russell notes strong interest from motorists seeking quality with models suited for all uses.

Haynes Elwood Haynes W. L. Russell

Olds mobile truck cleans Boston streets of glass

The Bay State Automobile Association operates a mobile truck in Boston removing broken glass. The crew collected about 80 pounds yesterday under G. W. Lawrie, chairman of the roads and tours committee, who expects daily runs through the week to clear the streets. He notes glass is a major hazard for autoists.

Boston Bay State Automobile Association G. W. Lawrie Roads and Tours

Federal Trucks Showcase Sturdy Heavy Haulers in Boston

A large crowd attended the Federal Truck Company exhibit at 233 Massachusetts Avenue in Boston. The display runs through the week drawing engineers and drivers interested in heavy transportation. Viewers praised the trucks as well built and among the world’s high grade haulers, noting standards achieved by elimination.

Boston Federal Truck Company Massachusetts Avenue

Von Eckhardt to Leave for Spain Next Week

Heinrich von Eckhardt the recalled German minister to Mexico will depart Vera Cruz on Monday for Spain aboard a Spanish steamship. He will receive farewell receptions by the German colony later this week.

Mexico City Heinrich von Eckhardt Mexico Vera Cruz Spain

Leahy Defends Cars as Essential Utility at Auto Show

M B Leahy of Chevrolet New York argues cars are an indispensable utility not a pleasure craft. He predicts strong demand for moderate priced light vehicles next year and urges accurate labeling beyond the term pleasure car.

M. B. Leahy Chevrolet Motor Company of New York, Inc

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DODGE Hudson Cars Thayer Scripps-Booth Co F. C. B. Flint Michigan CHEVROLET Motor COMPANY _ OF Huntington Avenue Avenue Edwards Clarence R. Edwards Autocar Company THE Autocar Sales & Service Company Commonwealth Ave. and Beacon St Autoca Ardmore Cole Aero Henderson Truck Show Federal von Eckhardt Leahy Studebaker Is Motor J. B. Judkins Company Merrimac Mass Packard Peerless Cadillac USL Perrine Company New England Distributors Cummington Street Massachusetts
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