Lexington Minute Man Six car champions Connersville spirit
The Lexington Minute Man Six embodies Connersville Indiana pride as Lexington Motor Car Company and allied parts makers, employing about 4 660 people in a city of 12 000. President Frank B Ansted champions community life with a July 4 play day and housing initiatives to build 400 homes in two years, signaling the car’s civic ties and local industry heartbeat.
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Lexington
Connersville
Ind
Lexington Motor Car Company
Allied Industries
Conheraville
Phe
Industrianl Fe
Frank B. Ansted
Ansted
Lexington and Allied
Fivmetrics
Foxington Minuet Man
New Motor On The Market Soon Hints From Warren Ohio
Rumors about Supreme Motor Corporation in Warren Ohio signal a major market surprise. Production advances promise high power and fuel efficiency using low grade fuel, with four and six cylinder designs. Managers refuse to disclose details while plans expand capacity from 160 to 300 motors daily by year end 1920.
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Supreme Motor Corporation
Warren
Ohio
Anchorage
Automobile Growth Shows Rapid Stride in U.S. Projections
Statistical experts from BEF and Goodrich Rubber project one car for every ten people in the United States by 1921 and about 10,000,000 cars in 1923. The latest count uses official state data with 1919 registrations at 7,755,269 and 1918 at 6,023,605, a 26 percent rise. Illinois shows 1918 1919 increases 47 8 450 and 244,167. Iowa 285,060 rising to 262,000. Missouri 287,646 rising to 244,167 with strong gains across states.
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United States
BEF
Goodrich Rubber Company
America
Goodrich
Illinois
Missouri
Towa
Exide Batteries Used Widely From Auto to Navy War Power
Exide batteries serve 24 uses and 21 types are employed by the army and navy from field telephones to submarines. Submarines rely on 1.5 ton cells for submerged propulsion. aircraft, motor boats, and large guns use Exide power. Farm lighting, wireless stations, rail signals, and inland watercraft also rely on Exide. Cadillac began using Exide in 1912. C. J. Wells runs the Exide service station at 233 North Sixth Street since June.
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North Sixth Street
United States Army
Navy
Exide
Delco Company
Cadillac Company
C. J. Wells
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Deals
Spirit OF Community
Indiana City
Minute Man
A. H. Zimmerman
Rainier
Continental Motor
Brown-Lipe
Timken
Sheldon
F.C
N.Y
Gem City Motor Car Co
W. L. Childers
Pres
C. Lawrence Wells, Secy
Jersey ST
Quincy
Hudson and Essex Automobiles and Leader Tractors
Army
Geo. Keller & Sons
Maine Sts
Iil
Hudson
Essex
Iowa
W. L. Childers, Pres
Clydesdale and Rainier
Leader Tractors
FSSEX
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