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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 23, 1913

Page

11

Franklin to concentrate on single chassis six thirty car

Franklin announces 18 years of air cooled models will end with a new single chassis six thirty. The 2700 pound car offers six interchangeable bodies and features a compensating valve mechanism for stable valve clearances and enclosed lifters for quieter operation. The front motor-gen gear drive, silent chain and Entz system, 18 volt battery, gravity fed carburetor, and integrated gearbox with accessible rear axle lash adjustability define the redesign.

Franklin Company Franklin Eisemann Entz

Orders Auto Supplies Awarded for Post Office Trucks

Bids opened for furnishing supplies for 20 White trucks and 21 Wagenhall trucks were awarded to B. F. Goodrich Co Motz Tire Co United States Tire Co William G Stevenson of Philadelphia William C. Robinson Co of Baltimore and Baltimore Oil Co These firms will provide necessary supplies during the fiscal year

Washington, D. C Post Office Department B. F. Goodrich Co Motz Tire Co United States Tire Co William G. Stevenson Philadelphia William C. Robinson & Co Baltimore Baltimore Oil Co

Department Ends June 30 for Parcel Post Car Experiment

The department sets an end date of June 30 for the 41 cars bought to pilot parcel post deliveries. The trial aims to gauge efficiency and speed in handling packages.

Ford Cars for Children Promote Self-Reliance

Wealthy families buy Fords for their boys and girls to learn driving. The Ford’s simple operation and easy control make it suitable for youth, teaching self-reliance as they handle a small car with care.

Ford

Detroit weighs subway garage to ease traffic

Detroit officials face a serious traffic problem as streets fill and parking spaces shrink. Mayor Marx backs a subway garage to store about 2000 cars at Cadillac Square, estimated at 2 million dollars, while planners push for a bold solution amid mounting congestion. Trail Boulders Are Dedicated. The granite markers marking the Boone Lick trail through Missouri were dedicated around St. Louis and surrounding counties by the Daughters of the Revolution appointed by Governor Major. First rock dedicated at the St. Louis courthouse. subsequent dedications followed in Sanders, Lewiston, Van Bibber Tavern, Devault, Danville, Loutre Lick Springs, and across Montgomery and Warren counties.

Detroit Mich Chicago Marx Cadillac Square Boone Lick Trail Missouri St. Louis Daughters of the Revolution Major Sanders Lewiston van Bibber Tavern Devault Danville Loutre Lick Springs Montgomery War- Ten Boone Calloway Howard

Marion automobiles boast unique electric wiring system

The 1914 Marion models feature a single terminal junction box on the dash with individual lamp circuits and fuses above the box. Wires are protected by metallic tubing and detached from the body for easy interchanges, making the system water and weather proof and enhancing owner convenience.

Marion

Brighton Beach Property Sold at Auction

The Sheepshead Bay and Plum Island holdings of the Brighton Beach Racing Association were sold to G. W. Bradish for 120 000 dollars. A prior foreclosure sale on August 28 to William Hudson was set aside by Justice Garretson after argument by P. E. Lynch and J. A. Blanchfield.

Brighton Beach Sheepshead Bay Plum Island Brighton Beach Racing Association G. W. Bradish William Hudson Justice Garretson P. E. Lynch J. A. Blancheld

Motor Funeral Parade for St Louis Millionaire Busch

The first big motor funeral in St Louis accompanied Adolphus Busch founder and owner of top show horses and brewer. A two ton Dorris truck carried the remains as more than 300 motor cars formed the cortege with thirty trucks hauling extensive floral offerings to the grave of St Louis' first citizen.

St. Louis Adolphus Busch

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