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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1916
Page
6
An automotive authority urges motorists to cut short trips and adopt economical driving habits. It emphasizes long trips as where cars score, cautions against speeding and abrupt stopping, and advises careful oiling, carburetor checks, and prudent use of gasoline to reduce wear and depreciation.
How to reduce fuel costs by improving engine efficiency and maintenance. Focus on proper carburetion timing ignition and friction reduction. Highlights Maxwell car production growth and plant upgrades with daily output rising to 501 on a recent Friday.
Maxwell Motor Company in Detroit turned out 532 cars on Saturday August 26 setting a yearly output record. The production surge marks the largest daily volume the firm has ever achieved.
A psychological observer argues that driving a motor car sharpens the mind and reflexes. He says driving links mental action with muscles, making quick responses natural for experienced drivers and learning to drive as simple as other everyday skills with proper instruction.
Kenosha Wisconsin news reports the death of John W. Ruse a renowned auto production expert. Ruse was widely regarded for his innovations and leadership in the industry.
Miss C. Louise Boehringer conducts a vigorous campaign for State Superintendent in Arizona using a Ford car. Accompanied by Miss L. E. Sturgis, she has covered over 2000 miles through mountains and heavy rain, counting on the car’s practicality to reach voters.
R F D unanimous for Ford cars in Anaheim California. six Rural Free Delivery carriers are awarded employment and each has bought his own Ford car. The incident marks a shift from horse delivery to motor vehicles and signals confidence in Ford reliability. The six carriers collectively back the change as a practical move for efficiency.
An American Magazine article by Hugh Fullerton advises discharged workers to stop blaming others for their dismissal. It notes firms spend $200 to $250 to test an office worker and about $60 for a shop worker, plus more to hire until a fit is found. It argues firms do not want to waste time and money on unfitting employees.
Mrs. Louesa Robbins of 408 North Washington Dillon says seven years of kidney trouble ended after using four boxes of Dean's Kidney Pills from Potts drugstore. She reports backache relief, improved energy, and ability to work, praising the medicine as the best kidney remedy she has taken. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y. Adv 38-39.
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