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Newspaper
Hayward Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1925
Page
4
Nash Motors announces a new four door sedan built on the Special Six chassis following its peak sales period. Priced at 1645 f.o.b. factory, the car features a 142% inch wheel base, low graceful lines, wide doors, deep seats, dark blue mohair upholstery, four wheel brakes, balloon tires and five disc wheels.
Goodyear balloon tires are now standard on all Ford models, per Donner & Galbraith of Hayward. Dealers say the move followed Ford engineers’ research and a proven low pressure tire, aligning with Ford’s policy of delivering a tried and true product. The change is expected to boost riding comfort and increase the car’s popularity.
Emergency guidance from the California State Automobile Association cautions against using gasoline to clean or remove stains from convertible tops. Officials advise lifting the top, cleaning with pure soap and water, as gasoline damages fabric waterproofing.
Dodge Brothers upholds a strict no discount rule amid a tale of a signed order for 1008 cars. The chief buyer refused to grant discounts, insisting on full list price, while a salesman pursued the deal for business and goodwill.
The auto paint shop of F. S. Spire has been sold to Walter Deutsch who will continue to operate the place as a high class paint shop. Spire will reopen a business place later for auto steam cleaning and washing.
Buick dealer Stebbins says coaches were built as early as 1917 but called Two Door Sedans. Bill Stebbns notes the first Buick Coach had a six cylinder 25 horsepower engine, 115 inch wheelbase, distinctive upholstery and three piece windshield. Modern Fisher body coaches feature long windows wide doors and rear seat access, with Duco finish replacing varnish.
The Ashland Progressive Community Club installed new officers at the Wednesday meeting. William Kram was named president with Joseph Pedove as vice president, Mrs. M. Oliver secretary, Howard Brown treasurer, and Mrs. Hazel Jacobsen escort. Delegates Hans Henningsen A H Bell and H P Jensen were elected as I O O F delegates to the grand lodge in San Francisco in May. Masons Birthday noted for Hayward.
Hans Ogsard of the local Chevrolet agency praises Pacheco Pass for a scenic drive that rivals any trip within a similar radius. The route from the Peninsula to San Jose and Gilroy offers evergreen foothills and rolling orchards with blossoms presenting varied hues along the way.
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