Seven Cars Sold Last Week by Von Hamm Young Co
Seven cars were sold by the Von Hamm Young Company in the past week. Buyers included two Cadillacs, a Stoddard Dayton, a Pope-Hartford, and a Packard, with others such as a White Streak Buick runabout and a four-door Buick touring car also changing hands. The dealership notes strong demand for Packards and Locomobiles, plus a planned June delivery of a Locomobile for a touring campaign across the mainland.
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von Hamm-Young Company
Leo Huicks
Stoddard-Dayton
Ane Pove-Hartford
Pakard
Atarican Brokerage Co
Norwes
Tee Brokerage Co
A. Shei
Carrie Robinson
Jassenger
Tandia J. Cr
Papen Niwnyn
B. Wichmat
Wichmat
Haw
Packard
Woome
Schuman Carriage Company
Schuman Carriage
The Six Cylinder Locomobile Advantage Explored
A detailed review of the six cylinder Locomobile highlights power exceeding 70 horsepower on test stands. It notes a bronze motor base, large valves, quiet lifters, dual ignition, a fuel saving carburetor, and a self contained oiling system delivering constant bearing lubrication. The carburetor combines Jet device speed with economy and easy starting, while the hot water and hot air heated mixture improves combustion. The clutch design offers smooth operation, reliability, and easy replacement as a unit.
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Devin
Packard Extends Deals as French Market Themed Expansion
Packard Motor Car Company widens its sales reach to France and allied territories, outlining a global strategy with plans to adapt models for continental pricing. Executives emphasize new markets, dealer arrangements, and the aim to balance performance and value while maintaining Cadillacs as a benchmark for everyday use amid postwar expansion.
Newspaper girl to promote Bohacht car in Honolulu
During test week Bohacht toning car appears on streets each afternoon with Mineeatin Last, the Oklahoma Howepaper girl, selling the Evening Bulletin to nearly every lly Mie Lint and Mii Aduir mold. Sidney, local rep of Behacht Bistry, placed the car at Ubedike Pinal of Atha List while houndtox vanlen of the Bulletin. The car will bear banners promoting the water and hum none of the occupants. Miss Liat will not drive the machine. The girl has traveled across the United States. success is predicted. Sidney is satisfied with advertising in Honolulu and may visit the coast to discuss a branch office. President Henry Sehacht is in Los Angeles on a combined hunting and leisure trip and will stay until June. Wey believes a branch agency can be opened. he will go to Los Angeles to discuss with Sehacht and Siegmund Motor Car Company, California and Hawai’s general distributors. He will be away up to three weeks and plans to bring back a manager for the branch and resume advertising in Australia with the two cars already brought.
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Bohacht
Mineeatin
Oklahoma Howepaper
Gietz
Sidney
Behacht
Atha
Vanlen
Bulletin
Silney Winnell
Misa Liat
Gir
Honolulu
Henry Sehacht
Jane
BidWey Batleves
Low Angelew
Sehacht
Siegmund Motor Car Company
California
Hawai
Tack
Jond
Australia
1912 Schacht Speedster runabout in Honolulu parade
The text notes a 40 hp 1912 Schacht Speedster as the most powerful runabout seen in Honolulu. It references washing tires, a noisy scene in a room, and various names and places in a fragmented, OCR damaged snippet. The excerpt resembles a chaotic street scene or vehicle showcase with multiple odd phrases and disjointed phrases.
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Honolulu
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Schuman
Loco* Mobile
Nak
Cary
Darina
Hilo
Elty
Blates
Frank Thompson
Mikeilo
Packard CO
Paris
Lah
Uwe Pyliline
Awogelev
Lee
Dir Leland
Hirano
Hieh
Ailied
Aries Canada
Meteo Herbier Hilehon
Fred Price
Venti
America
Jovaph
Fosila Fajlwarn
Agriculture and Commerce
Japan
Packard Motor Car Company
Detroit
Hletart
Chicago
Carpentersville
Chiewey
Schacht Auto
E. J. Sidney
THE
Locomobile Company OF America
Hawaii
Guy Ateniuit
Minter
Yarmal
Benny Kyrie
Kernaene
Karemene
Bader
Araita Aml
Alrivin
Munerais
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