The Silent Smith Typewriter In War Effort
The Silent Smith typewriter becomes central to wartime productivity. It powers offices nationwide and serves Uncle Sam on land and sea. Its quick-change design minimizes downtime across bills, labels, stencils, and forms, boosting efficiency in production and distribution.
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Silent Smith
Uncle Sam Oh
Over One Hundred L C Smiths Are Used
A local shop reports heavy demand for L C Smith firearms as buyers flock to the brand. Sellers note robust sales through the week with many customers seeking vintage and model varieties. The piece highlights the popularity of L C Smith guns in the current market.
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L. C. Smiths
Employment Department offers free placement service
Call or drop a card to N. W. 537 L for our Employment Bureau. We match applicants to positions per your requirements and send them for your approval. For high grade roles we cooperate with Twin City employments of L. C. Smith & Bros. Tr. Co. Register now. service is free.
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N. W. 537-L
Twin City
L. C. Smith, & Bros. Tr. Co
Manager's Long Career in Typewriter Business
R. E. Gerardy, the manager and proprietor, has years in the typewriter trade. Beginning in 1903 with Fox Typewriter in Grand Rapids, he worked as a salesman for Smith Premier models, learned rebuilding at American Typewriter Exchange, sold Underwood through 1912, then handled L C Smith & Bros. typewriters. Since March 1, 1918 he has led exclusive dealership and service in the district, pledging quality and service first.
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Fox Typewriter Company
Grand Rapids
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