Motor trucks on farms rise with labor costs claim
A Firestone Truck Bureau report cites a preliminary survey by the Department of Agriculture showing about 60,000 U.S. farmers own motor trucks for farm use. The effort covered 25,000 crop reporters, listing owners by state with figures ranging widely across the country.
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Department of Agriquturg
Washington
Farm Management
Bureau of
Department of Agriculture
United States
Farma
Alabama
Artzona
Arkansas
California
Colérado
Connecticut
Delaware
Flordia
Georgia
Toliho
Finals
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Michssiehusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Nebraaka
New Hampshire
Cw Letedy
New Mexico
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Fragmented OCR list shows uneven state names and figures
An OCR fragment presents a jumble of state names and numbers interspersed with a quoted sentence about nationwide demands on manufacturers. The text references Texas Utah Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming and others with irregular figures and cut phrases.
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Ilhode Toland
South Carolith
South Dako
Tenneton
Texas
Utah
Brmont
Virginia
Wortington
West Virginia
Wisconsin
Wyoming, Ltd
Soc Leape
Carburetor Choice Promises Gasoline Economy
J T Hale of the Electric Service Station cites Zenith carburetors as the standard equipment for US and Royal Air Force aircraft. He notes Zeniths maximize power from every ounce of gasoline, essential for long-range flights like the NC-4, where fuel efficiency determined the radius of action. Zenith carburetors were selected for their economy and performance to avoid fuel waste.
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J. T. Hale
Eilectric
Zenith
LU S&s
Royal Air Farc of Canada
Atlantic
Maxwell Car Carburetor Promises Power and Economy
The Zenith carburetor is described as a precision instrument built of solid metal with no springs. It claims maximum power and fuel efficiency for automobiles and aircraft, due to its two natural law based nozzle design. Maxwell tests involve 460 miles daily for four days, with production cars driven overland under constant expert scrutiny to verify durability and performance.
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Nver
Precision Instruments
Uncle Sam
Becausn
Zenith
Mixwell
Sémmon
Myn Ray
McNamara
Maxwell ‘Motor Company
Maxwell Products
Ah Tines
Franklin
Chevrolet official bans hot air in communication rules
Durant, Vice President and Sales Manager for Chevrolet on the Pacific Coast, issued orders prohibiting the use of hot air in public communications. The edict targets tone and rhetoric deemed excessive or untruthful in marketing and interactions.
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Chevrolet
R. Co.durant
Pacific Canal
Durant
Franklin Car Demonstration Invites Public Ride Along
The Franklin Car is shown on chosen roads to prove new motoring possibilities. The prospect invites the public to join and ride with them at any time to experience its performance under varied conditions.
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Franklin
Durant attacks Chevrolet ad claims by dealers and managers
Durant criticizes Chevrolet dealers and branch managers for manipulating automobile advertising. He argues buyers trust owners and real-world experience over dealer puffery and newspaper boasts. Durant urges owners to speak about their cars directly rather than relying on dealer promotions.
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Chevrolet
John Doe
Gabump
Eliot
Durant
Pipers
John Dee Sagan Colums
Binis
Boi
Mliingers
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