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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1919
Page
21
An old guide explains commercial ton mile calculations using driver deliveries, loads, and day mileage to derive cost per ton mile. It contrasts absolute ton miles with commercial ton miles, noting which method fits typical delivery routes and how to compute average tons per trip and ton miles.
A Denver cafeteria runs a profit sharing plan where every patron helps fund the dividend and shares in the profits. The management aims to avoid dividend buildup and plans a profit bonus blow-out at least once every two months.
In a yearly stockholders report John N Willys reveals a plan to expand Toledo production by 175000 cars, boosting output 25 percent from the best year, with farm and tractor markets seen as strong. The 1918 results show $111,510,645 gross, $5,596,254 net, and a shift from war to peace production after armistice.
Willys Overland plans to double output of agricultural implements and tractors after acquiring control of the Moline Plow Company. The move, noted by Mr. Willys, aims to meet an anticipated surge in tractor demand as power farming expands, regardless of wartime or peacetime conditions.
A historical note explains gasoline's damage to tires and rubber items. It describes soaking a rubber sample in gasoline and observing rapid deterioration. The text warns oil and gasoline on garage floors and advises protective measures for spare tires. It mentions camel hair as a material used on machinery in petroleum fields for crease resistance.
Casper announces a potential summer surge in oil field development across Big Muddy Salt Creek and surrounding fields. favorable land patent decisions, rising dividends at Midwest Refining, and new public stock issues bolster investor confidence and financing for expanding operations.
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