Cadillac Enthusiasm From Manchester Editor Moves Cadillac Claim
L Kaun of the Manchester Press quotes owner driver Maunaye praising the Cadillac after about 5 000 miles. He argues a Cadillac costs less to operate than a Ford over five years, touts reliability and low upkeep, and criticizes competing cars with claims of efficiency and fancy features.
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Cadillac Motor Car Company of
Detroit
The
Plaine Company
L. Kaun
Manchester
Iowa
Hi 9
Mr. Maunaye
Cadillac
Ford
Grateful Buyer Praises Mysterious Mechanism
A buyer extols a remarkable mechanism, praising its value and the maker’s skill. He asserts he could not purchase the owner’s esteem with money and expresses gratitude for the device.
Invitation to Elks Home Dance by Princess Theatre Orchestra
A dance invitation for Monday night at the Elks Home. The event features a ten piece orchestra from the Princess Theatre ensemble delivering music for dancing starting at nine o clock.
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Elks Home
Princess Theatre Orchestra
Prolonged Motor Trips Increasing in 1910 Season
Prolonged motor pilgrimages are growing in popularity as spring 1910 brings more inquiries for road information. The Goodrich National Touring Bureau reports rising interest in self guided tours to explore scenic and historic spots across nearly every state with maps and dealer distribution.
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Goodrich
Goodniclt
United States
Goodrich Bureau
Europe
New Motor Truck Line Urges Express Service Between Cities
Necessity pushes Reo Motor Car Co to prove truck express is economical for interurban hauls. A pilot route from city to Albion covers 41 miles with 2750 pound loads using speedwagon trucks. The plan aims to cut loading times, avoid rail drawage, and expand to Lansing and Muskegon for rapid gray iron castings.
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Reo Motor Gar Company
Highway Transportation Committee
Albion
Reo
Albiom
Reo Company
Reo Motor Car Company
Albion Malleable Iron Company
Lansing
Muskegon
Japanese government probes missionaries amid Ping Yang incident
The New York dispatch reports Tokyo suspects one or two American missionaries in connection with Korea. It says officials deny reports of a raid on a missionary home and note a Japanese officer tried to quell a revolt led by a cult at Ping Yang. The note praises religious freedom and church conduct by missionaries.
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New York
Korea
Chonosuke
Nobura-Kawa
Hart-Parr Wins First At Ohio Demonstration
At Columbus Ohio the New Hart-Parr tractor led the field in horsepower with 37 1-2 hp more than any other three-plow machine cited at the OSU directed demonstration. In the fuel economy test the New Hart-Parr narrowly outperformed one rival.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
H. P
Chambers of Commerce Push Building Plan Reform
City chambers urge immediate reconstruction programs to convert war labor to home building after removal of building bans. Overcrowded towns and rising job losses push for housing facilities and peace time employment as war contracts wind down. Springfield Illinois signals large planned effort to restart construction rapidly.
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Chambers of Commerce Uirus
Bana
Chamber of Gammerre
Olly
Sprinfield
Ill
Chamber of Commerce
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Japan
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Hillsdale
Richard Spatz
Wyoming
Aultman- Taylor
Entenas
Fordson
Titan
TSO Wallis Club
Cee Ee Eee
HP Puei
Burns
Crator
Allpuller
Waahing Maebiow
W.’E. Dinneen
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