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Newspaper
Cameron Herald
Location
Cameron, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1922
Page
10
Hudson and Essex cars dominated the Brinnerhoff hill climb near Syracuse with class and overall wins. The Hudson Super-Six topped its displacement class in 1 37, while the Essex entries swept first and second in their class with 1 47 and 1 50.
Motoring public backs the Studebaker Six for its six cylinder performance and economy. Final election returns show the Studebaker Six with a large majority over all other six cylinder candidates in Los Angeles County and the state. It leads rivals by more than 50 percent with strong support across Hollywood and other sections.
White House Motor Company presents the 1923 Superior Chevrolet line. The cars feature streamlined bodies, high hoods, and redesigned seating with a rear gasoline tank and vacuum feed. Prices stay the same due to Chevrolet’s expanded production.
The new 1923 Buick lineup features the Sedanette and Sedan ette models from Fisher Body with black and gold trim, wide doors, and forward tilting front seats. Priced under 1 000 dollars, these compact cars target sport and social use, while improving comfort and security with enhanced engine details and a theft-protection transmission lock.
Mr. Schiller explains why Buick demand soars this fall citing many 1923 improvements across fourteen Buick models. He highlights a wide selection and mechanical excellence that promise maximum buyer satisfaction.
The District Court of Milam County Texas orders Amos Beal to be summoned by weekly newspaper publication for four weeks. He must answer a petition filed October 7 1922 in a suit with Millie Beal as plaintiff and Thos Beal as defendant alleging three years abandonment. Return required by next term opening November 13 1922 in Cameron.
Bud Johnson, 35, jitney driver between Taylor and Thrall, was seized in a downtown Taylor restaurant by four strangers. He was driven to the Taylor cemetery, tarred on his arms and shoulders, blindfolded, then returned to Main Street and released. The assailants’ identities are unknown.
On Saturday the Special ty Shop offers all dresses at greatly reduced prices.
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