Maxwell Trucks Prove Economical Workhorses Across U S
Some 19 000 Maxwell truck users are now in the United States with 18 000 one and two ton models in dual use. Production rose after 1917 amid war limits, drawing interest from farmers and commercial operators alike. Maxwell’s Detroit department reports steady inquiries and widespread evidence of the trucks’ rural value through a national tour showcasing economy and performance.
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Tin
Maxwell
Maxwell Truck
Prtroit
Ateewell Tricka
Demann
Cltypiro Department
Stier
Middle West
Lew
Uncle Sam
Birmingham
Ald
Neil
Barker
Forest Service Joins to Provide Campsites
Travel prophets forecast a record year for 1920 as thousands with new wealth buy cars to tour the country. The automobile camper craze threatens Oregon towns along main highways with a need for organized camping and fresh sites for motor tourists.
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Forest Service
Wulomeobiia
Oregon
Western cities build elaborate motor city camps
The larger cities in western states have established extensive automobile camps with full conveniences including electric stoves, running water, electric lights, shower baths, and other comforts.
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Pendleton, Ore
Sturgis & Storie
U. S
Billy
W. L. Cumming
Alta and
Webb Sts
Paige Glenbrook
Glenbrook
Paige
Detroit Motor Car Company
Detroit, Michigan
Umatilla Motor Sales Corporation
Oldman, Pave
United States Forest Service
Die
Lecome Lee
Likewle
Kent
Umatilla Motor Sales
Holdman Auto Co
Oakland
O. E. Holdman Auto Co
O. E. Holdman
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