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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1929

Page

15

De Soto Six Sets Industry Records in Its Second Year

A nationwide surge in De Soto Six sales marks its second year since August. The model sold 81,065 units, breaking industry records for a first rear car. Company officials credit dependability, roominess, and easy handling at a low price as keys to the achievement.

de Soto United States de Soto Corporation L. G. Peed Walter P. Chrysler

Charters Granted In North Carolina Firms Form

Certificates of incorporation issued for Consolidated Land Company of Asheville L B Jenkins Tobacco Company of Kinston Citizens Mortgage & Securities Hendersonville Fairmont Tobacco Board of Trade Fairmont and Dixie Dowell Company of Winston Salem. Names of organizers include Eugene Carland Robert E Shuford John A Campbell L P Tapp Mary Tapp Jenkins L B Jenkins C E Brooks EB W Ewbank F A Ewbank FE J Chambers H H Davis A R Bullock R Vaughn H S Carter F G Miles and others.

Raleigh Consolidated Land Company of Asheville Eugene Carland Robert E. Shuford John A. Campbell L. B. Jenkins Tobacco Company, Incorporated Kinston L. P. Tapp Mary Tapp Jenkins L. B. Jenkins Citizens Mortgage & Securities Company Hendersonville C. E. Brooks EB. W. Ewbank F. A. Ewbank Fair H.S. Carter F. G. Miles Winston-Salem, New

Matrimonial Lottery Draw Sparks Witty Banter

In pages Gaies Yverdon a playful remark contrasts a man who drew a blank in the matrimonial lottery with his wife who claimed a winner, reflecting lighthearted social humor.

Gaies Yverdon

Big Reductions in Studebaker Prices Across Line

Henry Motor Sales reports price cuts up to 225 on the President Eight after the August 5 Studebaker price announcement. The sedan for seven now 1995 fob factory, five passenger sedan 1735, and other President Eight models feature across the board savings amid Studebaker’s eight cylinder leadership and South Bend production efficiency.

Studebaker Henry Motor Sales Studebaker-Erskine Atlantic City Speedway Great South Bend President Frear

Parking towers offer compact solution for urban parking

An Ohio inventor built a Sandusky tower with ten car platforms over 445 square feet. Two platforms stay at ground level while belts move cars to and from. Plymouth Motor officials tested the unit and foresee appeal for apartment owners and city dwellers, with a future height for sixty cars.

Ohio Sandusky Plymouth Motor Corporation Plymouth Dack

Chevrolet Hauls Gas for Robins Record Flight

The St Louis Robin relied on a specially equipped Chevrolet six cylinder truck to deliver a crucial supply of brand gas after a Tulsa connection failed due to a wreck. A 450 mile gravel road run was completed without mishap and the refueling allowed the plane to continue its historic flight amid cheers.

St. Louis Chevrolet

Before Lighthouses Were Lit by Coal Fires

A historical note explains that prior to oil and electricity, coastal beacons used coal fire illumination, a laborious prep that guided mariners before modern lighting.

Egyptian Scarab Featured as Common Luck Charm

The article notes the scarab from ancient Egypt as the most common charm believed to bring luck. It highlights its widespread appeal across cultures and mentions its use in talismans and jewelry.

Library of Congress Founded in 1800

The Congressional Library at Washington was established in 1800 as the nation’s main research repository and cultural archive. It marks the birth of a federal institution intended to collect and preserve enduring records of American governance and knowledge.

Congressional Library Washington

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