Our Country's Greatest Asset and Houston's Bright Prospects
Essay extols Houston as a thriving manufacturing and distribution hub with 1916 auto ownership growth, ample roads, labor, and tourism. It links wartime prosperity to local business, notes farmers and autos boost city life, and highlights 1816 Main St as a contact point.
Automobile Industry Promotes Strong Sales In 1916
A broad appeal notes the automobile industry as the best organized sector supporting over two million people. It cites 1916 production and registration figures, urges timely business stimulation, and urges readers to buy cars now for convenience, health, and economy. The piece encourages selecting local dealers and arranging demonstrations.
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United States
Harris County
Wilson
New York
Automobile and Allied Industries
Buy Your Car Now Week Encourages Houston Readers
A promotional piece urges immediate car purchases during a local drive named Buy Your Car New Week. It argues summer travel, army needs, and wartime prosperity favor new auto sales, citing Houston’s 3547 cars sold last year and Canada’s auto boom as indicators. It extols personal mobility, nationwide economic stimulus, and Houston’s role in auto research and manufacturing.
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Austin
Houston
Bayside
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