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Newspaper
Quincy Whig
Location
Quincy, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1920
Page
13
Dodge Owner Claims He Got Real Service
William Blum of Lancaster Ohio district field superintendent for The Logan Natural Gas and Fuel Company drove a Dodge Brothers car over 100000 miles in little more than three years. He traveled eight Ohio counties through mud, hills, streams, and seasonal road conditions proving the car’s durability and reliability in tough field work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Blum
Lancaster, C
Logan Natural Gas and Fuel Com
Lancaster
Hocking
Vinton
Perry
Athens
Ross
Washington
Coshocton
Fairfield
Predictions of Gasoline Price Rise At Petroleum Congress
Delegates at the national petroleum congress forecast a price rise for gasoline in 1920 possibly to 35 cents a gallon. Fred W. Lehman Jr. of the Western Petroleum Refiners Association urged protective measures to avoid an oil famine with prohibitive prices. He noted England's price of $1.78 a gallon and contrasted it with American prices, citing rising automobile growth and oil costs from 58 cents to $3.50 per barrel, urging readers to assess the trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Petroleum Congress
Congress Hotel
Fred W. Lehman Jr
Western Petroleum Refiners' Association
England
Muddy dirt roads on Chicago and St Louis routes force chains
Oiled roads are fair but dirt roads are very muddy everywhere and are almost impassable in many places especially on the Chicago and St Louis routes. Chains are absolutely necessary. Advise that motor travel be suspended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Louis
Illinois Auto Dealers Meet In Springfield March 22 23
Illinois Automotive Dealers Association will hold its state convention in the Illinois State Capitol Springfield March 22 and 23. Harry G Moock of the National Automobile Dealers Association announced the meeting and expects broad state representation with strong Chicago support. He notes this may be the first time a state capital hosts such a trade meeting and aims to use the capital to boost civic growth and industry. Moock estimates about 1,000 attendees are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Illinois
Illinois Automotive Dealers’ Association
Springfield
Harry G. Moock
National Automobile Dealers’ Association
Moock
United States
Chicago Automobile Trades Association
Chicago Association
Four Wheel Drive Trains Rails as Truck Locomotive
The Northwestern Pacific Railroad converted a three ton four wheel drive truck into a truck locomotive for tunnel work at San Rafael California. The standard model now runs daily hauling two 40,000 capacity gauge dumps and two 60,000 capacity flat cars through a tunnel on a 1.2 per cent grade, delivering loads from the tunnel to a distant dump.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Pacific Railroad
San Rafael
Cal
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Mid-West Tire & Sales Corporation
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Floyd Fuqua
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A. Jaeger, Jr
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A. Childers
la Grange
Flood Shoup
Lewistown
Ecudinier
Perry Mo. and Son
New Canton, Ill
I L. Klemme
Payson
Frank H. Wittkopf
Kinderhook
A. E. Miller
Lima
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