Waterways Improve Railways By Boosting Freight Traffic Across Regions
The article argues that waterways reduce transport costs and pressure railroads to lower rates. It cites European examples where river and canal improvements increased river traffic and boosted rail tonnage and revenues. German railways, largely state owned, show higher net revenues per mile than US lines, yet invest in waterways to compete, proving waterways benefit overall national development.
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Europe
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Bohemia
Teplitz
Aussig
Mayence
Rhine
Frankfort
Germany
United States Railways
Prussia
Buick Plans For 1911 Models And Price Change
Buick proclaims 1911 cars will be all new with top engineering and not 1910 reworks. The message denies Sears Roebuck selling Buicks and offers a $1000 reward for proof. Models to be shown within thirty days with new pricing and full readiness for the 1911 season.
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Buige Company
Sears-Roebuck & Co
BUICK
Buick Confidence Message Urges Faith in 1911 Line
The Buick Company declares it is financially strong and warns against malicious rumors. It urges customers to choose Buick cars, noting fierce competition and promising that the 1911 Buick models will lead the market, with Pence Automobile Co. as their local contact.
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Buick Company
BUICK
Pence Automobile CO
Waterways Benefit Nation Economy and Growth
The article argues U S citizens pay about three times more in transportation taxes than for government, with water transport cheaper than rail and crucial for lower costs, higher production, and nationwide development including Frankfort and Germany as examples. It urges congressional pledges to support nationwide waterways with bonds to finance fast, extensive improvements.
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