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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1926
Page
10
General Motors reports 1,002,285 cars and trucks produced and sold in the year ending May 8 1926, surpassing all prior records by a wide margin and signaling a new high in automotive sales volume.
A fragment notes a mailing address: Box 171 Mt. Dora Florida with an office located in Hutchison House on 5th Avenue facing Donnelly Park.
Hupmobile Six boasts clear-vision windshield and mixed steel wood framing for safety and visibility. Models listed include sedan four door five, coupe two with rumble seat, touring five with balloon tires and four wheel brakes. Prices start at 1325 to 1385 dollars with Detroit location and tax.
Gilbert Leach editor of the Leesburg Commercial argues the fifty mile threshold reduces speeding. He cites personal experience with broken cars and comments that drivers adjust to the new 45 mph limit, finding fewer speeders and a natural cruising pace.
The article notes U S highway spending of over one trillion and upgrades of more than 20 000 miles this year while Colorado features 48 peaks above 14 000 feet and a 7 percent average grade on the Pike Peak road. It advises visitors to obtain a 90 day out of state license and to adjust carburetors for higher air altitude.
Dr W W Thompson announces candidacy for the Florida Legislature Group 1 subject to the Democratic Primary in June 1926. The notice lists office and residential practice and provides addresses for Dr Thompson and W A MacKenzie in Leesburg and Eustis Florida.
H A Eckhardt office located at the corner of Alexander and St in Mount Dora Florida advertises lowest charges for services.
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