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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1918
Page
14
A promotional note describes the Avery Gasifier that turns kerosene into gas to run an Avery Tractor engine. It claims quieter operation, reduced carbon buildup, and improved fuel efficiency by ensuring the fuel fully vaporizes in the manifold. Demonstrations at Freemant show tractors running on kerosene.
A Los Angeles auto service reform shifts to cash basis to curb losses from unpaid bills and reduce minor repairs. Lynn Buxton credits the plan with stabilizing dealer finances, cutting overhead, and improving prompt service while keeping labor prices stable for good customers. The broader aim is efficiency and value for Liberty owners amid rising costs and wartime conditions.
Fuel capacity for starting purposes and sealed tanks, Avery tractors meet the rule and do more. They burned kerosene without calling for any more gasoline during the week, produced little black smoke, and did not foul lubrication, demonstrating efficient kerosene use. A few units even burned distillate to show greater capability.
Warner is appointed to lead Federal Motor Truck Production, bringing twelve years at Continental Motor and six years as VP in charge of production. His elevation comes as the industry expands rapidly with 650,000 trucks planned in operation by year end, and production facilities being enlarged to meet federal and commercial demand.
An Overland car owner survey from 1917 shows automobiles mainly serve business, with 90 percent used for work. Farmers, salesmen, professionals, and public service workers rely on cars to save time, expand reach, and boost productivity across industries and regions.
In Name Alaska the Eskimo magazine Eskimo issued a native school piece titled Adventures of Ki ya-yuk-tua-look. Authored by Joe Sekonik the tale traces the wanderings of a coastal hero in Kayalina lore from Northwestern Alaska. The story highlights early Eskimo life magic and harsh encounters with outsiders, ending with the hero slaying a giant.
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