Ford Car Stuns Hill Climb Crowds at Algonquin Meet
The first national hill climb by the American Automobile Association saw 64 cars compete on Algonquin and Phillips hills in Chicago. Ford driver Frank Kulick won three class events and posted the fastest time on Phillips hill, narrowly losing the Algonquin cup to a 120 hp Benz despite beating all other cars in the class events. Kulick’s 28 1 5 second Phillips hill run was just 2 3 5 seconds behind the Benz on the hill, and he came within 1 5 second of Len Zengle’s 2 year old record for speed at the meet.
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Motor Age
Chicago
FORD
American Automobile Association
Algonquin Hill
Benz
Frank Kulick
Phillips Hill
Kulick
Len Zengle
Chadwick
Dover Notes Chronicle Local Social Activity
Dover notes list numerous visits and travels among residents including Harris Bray, Sam Rodd, Philip Sheer, Gertrude Parks, W. S. McGrew, Mrs. Firman White, Frank Ray, Mrs. Lin Vaughan, Deck Vandiver, B. F. Stark’s 82nd birthday, Julia Peters, A. Hornbastel trip to Concordia, Miss Edith Thorndyke from Dallas, and several others. The item also notes university forestry appointments and a thanksgiving message from obituaries for Mrs. Katherine Barnhardt. It closes with a long roster of regional movements, visits, and public notices across Lexington, Higginsville, Slater, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris Bray
Corder
Sam Rodd
Lexington
Philip Sheer
Odessa
Gertrude Parks
James Shelby
W. 5
McGrew
Firman White
Someraldiya
Frank Ray
New Franklin
Luther Estill
Catharstill
Lin Vaughan
Wigginsville
Deck Vandiver
Higgimsville
Mes
Jack Cooper
B. F. Stark
Jitties
Sydnor
Kansas City
Will Neer
Eugene Zeyzing
Mayview
Mary Vaughan
Jewell Littlejohn
Bracklein
H. Molleenkamp
Higginsville
Edith Thorndyke
Dallas
Texas
Henry Corbin, Jr
M. L. Montague
Marshallix
Frank Evans
Anna Longest
Tularris Bray
Charlie Neer
J. H. Kennerly
St. Louis
Dick O’niell
Edward Hays
Eliza Cox
Illinois
Monroe County
Concordia
Wm. Burnet
St. Mary's Hospital
Milner Garret
Peentiar
W. R. Milner
Will Pettie
J.D. Decker
Daugh
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Joe G. Lightner
Missouri
Lafayette County
Dover Notes
Ter
Volum
Otterville
J. A. Allison
New Forestry School
the University
University of Missouri
J. A. Ferguson
State College Pennsylvania
College of Agriculture
Perguson
Yale Forestry School
Department of Forestry
State Cortage Pennsylvania
Katherine Says Barnhart
W. C. Barnhardt
Alice Belle Hays
Frank W. Hays
Carl W. Hays
W. F. Hays
E. M. Taubman
Kanway City
Elizabeth Eekle
Richard Field
Mary Marquis
California
WH. W. White
Stuttgart
Arkansas
BE. J. Kampf
Marjory Grace Louise
Ruth Field
Ivy Shelton
N. B. Payne
Theodosia Hix
A. E. Florine
Santa Barbara
Cal
Key. C. M. Davenport
Ste
Matt Kinkead
Amatilla
J. C. Shelton
Sedalia
Homes Blackwell
James R. Moorehead
Oswald Winkler
Glasgow
Santa Fe Boon Lick Trail
A. Wright
Napoleon
W. T. Sexton
Buckner
Pinkie Chinn
Margaret Wallace
W. F. Hinesley
Bates City
Ruth Craig
Ben Gratz
Geo, Cochran
LeGrand
Col
J. J. Greene
Virginia Aull
Sandford Sellers
Mable Bradley
Neosho
Roxie Cram
Lucy Yates
E. C. Gordon
Centralia
T. M. Cobb
Thomas Walton
Frank Slaughter
Irving Tevis
J. R. Moorehead
Tno
Seiter
John Potts
Katherine Fulkerson
W. A. Wilson
Baylor College
Belton
Wilson
Lexington College
Baylor
al Beit His Springs
H. Sinauer
Adminstrator
Strameke
Edward Aull, Adm
E. J. Kampf
Emer’ Eebwo
Traders Bank
Gelzer
John C. Young, JR
Franklin St
Lexington, Mo
Plattenburg Coal Company
M Vaughan
Bell & Greer
A. Egle
Misgoor
Reubel
Lale
Roebel
Tapital Maur
Beara
Linco
Abtese
E. H. Graves
Cloyd Bldy
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