Cadillac Enthusiast Praises Cadillac Economy and Reliability
The Cadillac Motor Car Company of Detroit cites a Manchester Iowa Press editor L Kaun praising his Cadillac for five thousand miles with minimal upkeep. The letter argues Cadillacs are cheaper to operate than Fords over five years and highlights reliability, oiling, bearings and absence of carbon trouble.
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Better performer praised for work on display
Commentator praises a performer as superior to others while reflecting on the maker's craft and the owner's satisfaction with the purchase. The speaker expresses gratitude to the provider for supplying the mechanism and notes ongoing appreciation.
Dance Invitation at Elks Home by Princess Theatre Orchestra
Invitation to a Monday night dance at the Elks Home with music by the ten piece Princess Theatre orchestra. Dancing starts at nine p.m.
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Elks Home
Princess Theatre Orchestra
Prolonged Motor Trips Increase Across Nation
The Goodrich National Touring Bureau says spring inquiries rise as motorists request state highway maps. Free road information is distributed via Goodrich branches and tire dealers, fueling a growing trend of extended tours to explore the United States.
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Goodniclt
United States
Goodrich Bureau
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Reo Motor Car Plan Expands Express Truck Route
Describes the national defense group backing motor trucks as economical for intercity haulage. Reo Motor Car Co creates an express line from the city to Albion to bypass rail loading, with 2750 pound loads and 41 mile distance. A second route Lansing to Muskegon is planned to speed 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 claim on missionaries amid Ping Yang incident
New York April 19 The Japanese government denies reports of American missionaries involved in Korea unrest. It says one or two missionaries are suspected but that no churches are closed and authorities respect religious freedom while probing the Ping Yang episode.
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New York
Korea
Chonosuke
Nobura-Kawa
Hart-Parr Wins First At Columbus Demonstration 1919
The New Hart-Parr tractor topped the field at Columbus Ohio in the first major 1919 demonstration. It was officially credited with 37 1 2 horsepower more than any other three plow tractor in the competition. One rival unit closely matched its fuel economy in the test.
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Columbus
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Ohio State University
Chambers Push Building Plans Amid Wartime Construction Surge
The Chambers of Commerce nationwide push for immediate housing and reconstruction programs to convert returning workers into home builders. With war contracts winding down and construction labor crowded in urban centers, communities fear housing shortages and seek rapid employment and industry stimulation to bridge pre and post war conditions. Local talks in Springfield Illinois outline a plan for a million workers, aiming to replace dwindling jobs with home-building activity.
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Chamber of Gammerre
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Sprinfield
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