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Newspaper

San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1916

Page

29

Simmons Returns From Convention In Pontiac

A. T. Simmons of Southwest Oakland Company San Antonio reports from Pontiac Michigan where Oakland Motor Company branch managers met to discuss expanding the plant. They outline growth from 6000 cars in two years to plans for 25 000 cars in the next year and then further capacity to 60 000 cars with 1200 to 1500 additional workers. The Pontiac Daily Press highlights the expansion and its impact on Pontiac and the Oak car output.

A. T. Simmons Southwest Oakland Company San Antonio Pontiac Mich Oakland Motor Company Mr. Simmons Oakland Pontiac Daily Press Pontiac Press Press Gazette Oakland Company Warner Oakland Northway Motor

New Overland Cars Attract Attention In Woodward Showroom

The new Overland cars with 85 six engines draw praise and attention as they are showcased in the commodious salesrooms of the Woodward Carriage Company.

Woodward Carriage Company

Studebaker Relay Cars Pave Transcontinental Dash

Four Studebaker cars carrying a War Department message from Plymouth Massachusetts to Seattle Washington averaged 5 miles per hour for the 208 mile stretch. The group aimed for 30.3 miles an hour. the Studebakers outpaced the target. All vehicles were driven by their owners.

Studebaker War Department Plymouth Mass Seattle Wash John Clem Clem Motor Car Company Studebakers

Flying Fox Drives Made in Overlands

In Australia near Brisbane a peculiar motor driven hunt eradicated tens of thousands of flying foxes during the 1915 16 drought. Overland and Willys Knight parties used cars to reach bush camps, and citywide shooting reduced hundreds of thousands of pests after fires drove them into Brisbane.

Frank Winerich Woodward Carriage Company United States Australia Brisbane Queensland Overland Willys-Knight Toledo Ohio Coast Line New Guinea Botanical

Dwyer Declares Conference a Goodyear Success

C F Dwyer local manager of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company in San Antonio reports the Akron meeting of district and branch managers was the most successful sales conference in company history. Attendees reviewed a $50,000,000 production for 1916 and projected $100,000,000 for 1917 with large gains across automobile tires and mechanical goods.

Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company Akron Goodyear C. F. Dwyer San Antonio Seiberling

Motion pictures show orchestra leaders in front and back views

Film captures noted conductors from both sides to guide other ensembles while audiences view them as usual. A casual remark about Little Willie Gee and a playful jab about grandpop and Bobbiea vegan appear in the caption.

Little Willie Bobbie

Irate Father and Son Clash Over Hotel Costs

An irate father confronts Richard about money saying the burden lies with hotel keepers, tailors, and taxi drivers. The son retorts he does not need funds, blaming others for the expense and echoing a tense family dispute.

Richard Titta

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