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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1920
Page
5
Goodrich Rubber reports first 1919 auto registration data compiled by Auten for Path 1018 and 1819. Figures show total registrations 6000,805 with state increases around 88.0 percent. Note indicates some December end estimates by BB FP and Goodrich.
The article traces Cole Motor Car Company's history of anticipating style trends in the auto industry through innovations once seen as radical. It notes the Aero-Eight marked a major advance and that after its release few new cars have appeared without echoing its influence, with Clyde McKay of the Western Auto Co commenting on the strategic approach.
Fragment discusses embedded game elements and design origins of Avro Kugit, aiming for universal appeal and advanced motor equipment, with mention of a timing meet and production requirements.
About 60 Pendleton residents joined a Manchester Clark automobile company flight from Hehri city. Notables included Lyman Khim Hank J.B. McCook and representatives of the Bant Oregonian. Pendleton women also traveled as air passengers on the Cortin plane. The younger passenger was Marold Green, wife of Mfr Green. Walter F. Leet piloted, with the Greens planning to depart for Portland.
The Studebaker story begins in 1852 when John Studebaker, a blacksmith with $154 capital, built a wagon for his brother. That wagon spurred orders, leading him to recruit relatives and start a wagon business that evolved into the Studebaker Corporation of America, a $99,610,000 concern with substantial assets.
An old health notice warns that nasal catarrh is caused by impure blood and worsened by cold and weather changes. Chronic cases may lead to consumption by weakening tissues and health. Advertises Hood's Sar soparilin as blood purifier and relief, with claims of generations of satisfaction.
Mrs. Gertrude Warren, once tied to JP Morgan's grandson, wed Lau rens Morgan Hamilton in New York. The bride, 34, becomes his third wife, while he is about 40. Hamilton, son of William Pierson Hamilton, previously won a St. Louis beauty prize.
The Republic Motor Trick company claims exclusive manufacturing rights and dominance in truck production. Daily output reaches about 60,000 Republic trucks across the United States, with wide distribution supporting American businesses and farmers.
A historical report notes Elgin Mother Company under CB Diemin’s leadership has occupied a factory covering more than five acres. The firm, with assets over 10 HG, has shown steady growth including a larger plant being completed and anticipated expansions to support varied manufacturing operations.
The first automobile display was conducted in St. Louis, Missouri, where no retail store opened in 190. The event showcased vehicles in a city area lacking active car retailers, marking an early step in automotive retail presentation.
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