Texas Traders Offer Trade for Anything Anywhere
An advertisement for a Texas based trader group, promising exchanges of any items for anything desired across the United States. Contact at Gunter Ridge, Crockett 4583, with new phone 297.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1913
Page
15
An advertisement for a Texas based trader group, promising exchanges of any items for anything desired across the United States. Contact at Gunter Ridge, Crockett 4583, with new phone 297.
R. B. Tinnin of the National Bank of Commerce buys a four passenger National touring car to deliver in Indianapolis June 15. He plans to drive home in about four days with W. H. Hambly and R. M. Yantis. Dr. H. Dean notes a 1914 Mitchell model may be available. Walter Turner of Cuero reports his Franklin Little Six draws attention and that his trip home had no accidents. Local National reps say manufacturers will back next year's Indianapolis 500 if time is beaten May 30, and Tinnin dubs the car the Big Chief. P. J. Cain of Dallas discusses a large refinery near Dallas. J. C. Bird of Alpine buys three Buicks amid police recalls of his active ranching life.
New Braunfels mayoral buyers drive home cars from Alamo Auto Sales as agents expand in Lockhart and San Antonio. Sedalia investor plans summer trips via Missouri and Adirondacks while Brownsville braces for potential Mata moros conflict. Local chatter covers trials of car contests, Hudson dealer notes, and auto showroom chatter.
The Texas Railroad Commission plans to offset railroads moving to end loading charges on Gulf port freight. Chairman Mayfield moved to set a hearing on emergency rates with a 2 cent general reduction on all freight classes. Commissioner Williams opposes this approach.
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