Automobile Industry Triumphs in Peaceful Transition
J J Cole notes postwar prosperity for American auto makers. Demand surged as hostilities ceased, with production expanding from 3,500 to 6,600 cars in 1919 and plans to double factory capacity in 1920. Cole asserts global Cole distribution and a bold push to advance the Aero-Eight under the slogan There’s a Touch of Tomorrow in All Cole Does Today.
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Brunswick 10 Swell Tire Output at Once
Announcement from Brunswick-Balke-Collender Company outlines a major expansion of tire factories at Muskegon Michigan with a $1,500,000 building cost and $250,000 more for equipment and process upgrades. The plan includes improved housing for employees to attract skilled workers, reflecting the Cleveland design firm's influence on efficient tire factory construction.
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Durant tightens Chevrolet ad copyright control nationwide
Durant vice president and general sales manager of Chevrolet declined to allowing non copyrighted ads in his Pacific Coast territory. He ordered all Chevrolet advertisements in his region be copyrighted to prevent misused copy and alterations. The policy aims to protect branded messaging as models and finishing touches are showcased in automotive show promotions.
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