Ford Motor Co sets new production peak in October surge
The Ford Motor Company announced a record 8 165 cars and trucks produced on Friday with plans to hit 9 500 daily by month end, boosting October output toward 200 000. The split shift shift to all steel bodies required 1 074 new machines and 3 million hours by toolmakers, as departments updated and workers trained for the new models.
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Ford Motor Company
Stan Ford
Industria
Aquamuptishnens
Ford
United States
Carl
Pera
Ouput
Highland Park
River Rouge
Fiat and Ford Roles Highlight American Employment
The report notes Ford Organization in the United States now has a high figure of employed personnel, exceeding 178,000, with Fiat mentioned as part of the context. The emphasis is on large employment levels and corporate presence in the American market.
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Ford Organization
United
Marvels of Modern Ant Productions Shown Chevrolets
A Chevrolet exhibit at salesrooms showcases precision production with 412 photographs. The display features a 140,000 pound drop forge hammer, a three ton steel block lifted by steam, and a variety of machines such as a rear axle housing drill, rotary milling, and a 62 ton press forming a Chevrolet engine components. The show highlights micrometric valve winding, piston balancing, and meticulous inspections in the automotive manufacturing process.
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All Tea
The Buyer’s Part on a Studebaker
Studebaker officials say the buyer of every automobile would grasp the meaning of one profit manufacture if forced to assemble parts from separate makers. The concept shows how much of a car price reflects profits paid to independent parts suppliers rather than actual value. The company notes it did not originate the idea but found it gaining traction among buyers.
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Bult
Studebaker
Ford
Studebaker’s Rise In Low Priced Cars Attracts Attention
The article notes Studebaker’s position as a producer of affordable cars with ample plant equipment and $100 million in assets. It highlights continued strong sales into 1925, outpacing 1924, and mentions the sustained interest in the low-priced car field amid industry talk.
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Studebaaier
City of Kingsport Tax Delinquency Notice 1923
Delinquent taxpayers for 1923 in Kingsport are urged to appear before the Clerk and Master by the third Monday in November 1925 to defend the bill of collection. The notice lists numerous property owners with unpaid taxes and fees, and warns the bill will be confessed if no defense is filed. The Kingsport Times will publish the notice for four weeks.
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City of
Kingsport
J. F. Anderson
Chancery
Tennessee
Icourt
Kingsport Times
Commercial fruit growing increases in Tennessee
A Tennessee bulletin by horticulturist J L Baskin says commercial fruit growing has moved beyond experiments and can yield a steady income. He argues Tennessee’s location gives access to southern, northern, eastern and western markets within 13 to 36 hours, but local dealers often reject homegrown fruit unless it is well marketed, graded, and neatly packed. The article lists apples, peaches, strawberries, plums, grapes, pears, raspberries, dewdberries, cherries, blackberries and other fruits as viable crops for the home market and larger centers.
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Associated Seal
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
J. L. Baskin
Univeristy of
Tennessee State Horticultural Society, Inc
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Bulletin
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