Maxwell Dealers Urged Not To Alter Stock Vehicles
Maxwell dealers across the United States and Canada will join a national proof demonstration of gasoline economy called National Maxwell Gasoline Economy Proof Day. Cash prizes totaling $5000 plus a silver and gold championship cup will be awarded, with strict orders not to modify stock cars to ensure fair comparisons. The program, prepared by Jay I. McNamara, aims to educate motorists and may be issued as a booklet.
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Maxwell
United States
Canada
Maxwell Motor Sales Corporation
McNamara
New Hudson Speedster On Market In 1917 Lineup
Hudson introduces the four passenger Speedster in cobalt blue with vermilion wheels and black beveled edges. The low body design features lounging seats and 32x4.5 inch wheels with limited yearly production due to high demand. William Steinhardt notes strong interest and urges early purchase to ensure San Antonio representation.
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William Steinhardt
Maxwell Engine Guidance Advocates Stock Gasoline Use
McNamara states the best mileage comes from ordinary gasoline and unaltered Maxwell carburetor settings. He reports 45.6 miles per gallon in demonstrations across the United States, urging owners to use factory specifications and avoid high test fuel or mechanical tweaks. Detroit hosts the Los Angeles dispatch with dealers entering two owner cars per route under observation.
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Maxwell
McNamara
Detroit
Los Angeles
Middle man not considered any more in war supply sales
Edward S. Jord head of the Jordan Motor Company cites a shift away from middlemen in war vehicle sales to the government He and Paul Van de Velde contend manufacturers will sell directly to the government reducing commissions and lowering costs to taxpayers This direct approach is praised as saving government expenditures and benefiting the public
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Edward S. Jord
Jordan Motor Company
Cleveland
Paul van de Velde
Cicero Auto Co
Jordan
United States
Mr. Jordan
Evidence of Desert Trials for Scripps Booth Car
The article notes hill demonstrations are impractical in California's Imperial Valley due to distance. It praises the Scripps Booth cooling system which withstands 120 degree desert heat. A physician willing to test it in sand washes succeeds. after getting stuck, the car remains untroubled and the buyer purchases the vehicle.
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Imperial Valley
California
Valley
George F. Wroten
Scripps-Booth
F. L. Richards
San Diego
Scripps- Booth
Gentlemen farmers and their hats on the farm
A brief quip contrasts the idea of gentlemen farmers with action, noting they rarely raise crops but often raise their hats. The exchange, presented as a teaching moment between father and son, reflects rural wisdom and humor about farming life.
Crow-Elkhart car expands Texas distribution from San Antonio
The Crow-Elkhart Motor Sales Co of San Antonio led by A. K. Hall and J. R. Wood opened sales rooms on North Flores and Travis. It will distribute Crow-Elkhart cars to sixty Texas counties with territory west of the Mississippi. F. H. Malick, factory representative, notes planned 1917 to 1918 production growth and ongoing expansion including a new administration building and land purchases. Texas is highlighted as a top market with robust dealer demand.
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San Antonio
A. K. Hall
Dallas
J. R. Wood
North Flores
Travis Streets
Southwest Texas
Crow-Elkhart
Crow-Elkhart Motor Company
Elkhart
Ind
Hall
F. H. Malick
Mississippi
Mr. Matick
Texas
Motorized Circus 10 Chooses Willys-Knights Vehicles
The Flying Squadron of the United States Circus Corporation plans a motorized tour using Willys-Knights cars from the Willys-Overland Company of Toledo Ohio. President Spellman orders fifteen cars including five 1200 pound wagons three roadsters and rest Willys-Knight models for parade and advertising use in a new motorized display. The selection follows careful evaluation of motor unit merits and input from express and taxi firms. A touring sedan and a parade car will serve Spellman on the road while the bulk funds support the advance press unit known as The Flying Squadron.
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United States Circus Corporation
Willys-Knight
Willys-Overland Company
Toledo
Ohio
Frank P. Spellman
Big Circus Corporation
F. A. Winerich
Spellman
Willys- Overland Company
Express
Willys-Knights
Willys-Overland
Daughter Begins Law Office Stenography Study
A daughter has secured a position in a lawyer's office and starts on the first. She is preparing by reading Bertha the Beautiful Blond Stenographer to fit herself for the work.
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Bertha
Not Attracted by Wealth Yet
In a brisk exchange Mr Growcher rejects the plan to quit business for a life of leisure. He asserts he would not give up a fine office to stay home, underscoring ambition and steadfast work ethic in the face of temptation.
Studebaker Blue Book showcases prominent buyers praise
The Studebaker Blue Book lists nearly 5000 notable purchasers and endorses the Series 18. December 4, 1916 is highlighted as Prominent Buyers Day with a massive sales push. Figures include Joseph G. Cannon and Josephus Daniels among others, underscoring perceived value and quality.
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Studebakers
United States
Studebaker Dealers
Studebaker
Joseph G. Cannon
Congress
House of Representatives
Josephus Daniels
Navy
James B. Forgan
First National Bank of Chicago
C. E. Welch
Most Convincing Proof of Car Popularity Ever Published
A sales brochure asserts unmatched appeal to prospects and claims the car’s leadership in the market, presenting the advertisement as the strongest evidence of its popularity. The text emphasizes that no other literature offers a stronger case for consumers choosing this automobile.
Doctor’s Surgery Pay Raises Question of Necessity
In a Baltimore American style quip a doctor defends a costly operation as necessary to secure needed funds. The exchange frames medical decisions against financial pressures, spotlighting ethics and patient care under distress.
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Baltimore
France orders 20 Troy trailers for Pressed On tires
The French government contracted with the United States Tire Company to receive 20 Troy trailers equipped exclusively with United States Pressed On solid truck tires. The deal signals ongoing European military procurement during a period of allied industrial cooperation.
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France
United States Tire Company
United States
Jones avoids drinking says he stopped today
Quote from Spink indicates Jones told him he is not drinking anymore. Spank questions the possibility, reflecting a casual aside in Life.
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Spink
Jones
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