Ford DRAWS HUNDREDS AT Hamilton Motor Show
Hundreds view the Ford V-8 introduced last Saturday at Hamilton Motor Company showrooms. The car offers a 12 inch wheelbase with fourteen body types including roadster, phaeton, coupe, Tudor and Ford sedans. Deluxe models feature exclusive bodies, modern lines, wide interiors, adjustable front seats, and conveniences like a single key for locks, ash receivers, and optional colored wheels. Deluxe versions also include safety glass, dome lights, and radio aerials.
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Hamilton Motor Company
Buick Advancements Highlight Simpler Driving at Kansas City Show
James Moore of the Lawrence Buick company reports strong interest in Buick cars at the Kansas City Automobile Show. Buick engineers emphasize easier operation for all family members with innovations like the starter button, automatic clutch, controlled free wheeling, and silent second Syncro-Mesh transmission. The 1933 Buick builds on a history of simplification and reliability for smoother, hands free driving.
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Buick
Kansas City
James Moore
Lawrence Buick Company
Ford's new car touts larger power and silent transmission
Ford unveils a larger, more powerful car with a flexible drive and an improved silent second Syncro-Mesh transmission. Buick adds thermostatically controlled radiator bypass for consistent water temperature, plus automatic heat control, inertia shock absorbers, road-shock eliminator, and centrifuse brake drums for easier driving.
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Buick
Studebaker Plans Master Salesmen Club Again
President Paul G. Hoffman announced a renewed Master Salesmen's Club plan to boost 1933 sales. About 2500 members from distributors and dealers nationwide will share an estimated 5200,000 in three installments on Dec 15, 1933, Jan 15, 1934, and Feb 13, 1934, based on January 1 to October 31 volume over fixed quotas.
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Nis
Studebaker
Paul G. Hoffman
Studebaker Sales Corporation of America
BJ Studebaker
Plan helps retain sales force and attract top talent
Dealers report that the plan has a marked influence for good in their work, creating permanence and solidarity. It helps keep an experienced sales force through low income months and attracts high-caliber men to their organizations.
Standard Oil to run Kansas newspaper ad series
A Kansas industry feature announces a new Standard Oil campaign in leading Kansas newspapers to tell the company story and Kansas role. It notes the cooperative league sponsorship and aims to show Standard as a vital Kansas base in money medicine and morals. The first ad is titled The Friendly Road and argues the firm grew by serving the public. Roy Moe of Portland is noted in unrelated sports mention and a boxing commission detail appears, while the Journal-World classified columns are praised for finding what readers want.
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Standard Oil
Kansas
Standard
Kansas Co-operative League
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Studebakers
Speedway
Reusch Motor Co
Standard Oil Operations
Roy Moe
Portland
Don Moe
Alderywood Golf Club
Ore
California
Boxing Commission
Spokane Country Club
Journal-World
R.C.A
Victor
Belt Mudje Store
Lawrence Paint & Wallpaper
Chevrolet
Hamilton Motor Co
Vt. Sts
Ros
Burgner Bowman-Matthews Lbr. Co
Automobile
Olice
Manley's Insurance Agency
Eleventh and Maes
Lawrence
Pedrick
Ohio
Elgin
N. H. St
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