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Readable fragments suggest a local notice about property or civic action. Names and specifics are unclear due to mangled OCR.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1919
Page
5
Readable fragments suggest a local notice about property or civic action. Names and specifics are unclear due to mangled OCR.
Roy DuVall of Portland and Seattle has perfected a recharging device for Ford magnetos. The machine reportedly boosts voltage to 20 30 volts in 10 20 minutes and should outlast a new magneto. Clinton Atwood sells and services the unit at 2015 M Ave with Seattle firms backing the claim of brighter headlights in winter.
A digest of motor vehicle statistics and notes from around the world. Gasoline price in Buenos Aires is 75 cents a gallon while Calcutta reports about 000 privately owned cars and 600 taxicabs. Michigan projects 25 000 licensed cars by year start. Farmers own about 20 percent of New York State’s autos. Massachusetts highway receipts reach 2 460 026.44 dollars this year. New York City sees horse numbers fall from 105 000 to 76 000 in three years. European shows bar certain makes from Paris display. American electric cars debut in Paris in 1596. August exports to Japan include 282 passenger cars and 26 motor trucks. Scotland markets see limited palm cards due to farmer demand for autos. New taxicab mirror law goes into effect in Massachusetts. A 16 ton refrigerator tractor and trailer is the latest truck production in St Louis. Cuba shifts from mules to American motor trucks for sugar industry support. Michigan highway fees total 2 293 11.76 dollars this year. France seeks heavy duty trucks up to 3 300 dollars. Several states lead in motor truck registrations.
A brief note indicates a starter issue with foot pedal or engaging mechanism. The problem described includes a worn or bent armature shaft, a loose bearing, or damaged teeth. Repair or replacement of worn parts is recommended to restore reliable starting operation.
The A A A touring board predicts travelable north and south trunk roads from St John New Brunswick to Miami Florida and from Victoria British Columbia to San Diego California by year end. Other long routes may follow linking Canadian dominion to southern winter resorts. Federal aid and state funds support coasts routes including Jefferson Dixie and Mississippi Valley highways.
American motordom will inspect the Lafayette during January 3 to 10 in the Hotel Commodore lobby. Designer D McCall White, creator of the English Daimler and Napier and of the eight cylinder Cadillac, brings a hand built experimental chassis with a sedan body. No price is announced for show week.
General note records mixed road conditions from grayling freezes to paved segments and gravel routes. It lists towns including Kent Auburn Renton Maple Valley Redmond Woodinville Kirkland Bellevue Newport and Seattle Tacoma area with varying pavement status and cautions on curves and crossings.
A Bunset Electric Co. notice urges dry-charge storage to prevent deterioration of batteries during winter. Regular charging and free testing help avoid costly spring delays, with tips on maintaining high efficiency and avoiding battery failure in cold weather.
A prominent doctor says increasing motor trucks and fewer horses make cities cleaner and healthier. The Manhattan Board of Health notes 128,224 horses in 1910 vs 75,000 in 1919 and reports electric streetcar power displaced over 100,000 horses.
Seattlie to Vashon Island ferry service resumes with a temporary schedule. A new Seattle Vashon fast ferry operates three daily round trips from Meattie at 6 29 am 1 46 pm and 5 20 pm carrying 45 autos. King County road authority provides details at Main 6900.
Mitchell Motors Co of Racine Wisconsin introduces a five passenger sedan and four passenger coupe built in house with advanced design and finish. The cars feature square lines low rakish stance blue underbody black upper, cream wheels, soft gray velour interiors, oxidized silver fittings and wide wind shield with a rubber imbedded wind shield and a novel two sided cleaner.
A Seattle company, Heimrich Staff Producta, operates three GMC trucks to handle rising soft drink volumes. The 5-ton unit joins earlier purchases a model 15 and a 1% ton, driven by GMC reliability and Eldridge Buick service.
Buffalo mayor George Buck introduces an anti theft ordinance to penalize owners who leave cars unlocked in city streets and to require second hand car dealers to report complete vehicle descriptions to the police chief.
San Francisco Labor council unanimously endorses a United States diplomatic corps to Ireland and calls for a $14,000 appropriation. The secretary is to wire California members of Congress urging support for the Mason resolution in the House foreign relations committee, aligning with President’s policy on freeing small nations.
An OCR fragment describes Boldt's French pastry shop locations in uptown at 1414 3rd Ave and downtown at 913 2nd Ave. It notes a casual offer but provides no dates or further details.
An advertisement invites car owners to bring vehicles to 2015 Third Avenue for easy cold starts. Mr. Atwood is listed as the contact.
The ordinance provides a pound for coins improperly parked, where cars are taken until owners pay a fine. In France on the Western front the British army authorities employed 46,700 automobiles, including 30,000 trucks.
A strong effort to break up profit eering in automobiles is being made by the British Motor Trade association and the Motor Agents' union.
A Utah Navajo authority explains that sinnapaschugy means automobile or gas wagon. The term, created by Navajo speakers, translates literally to a wagon that goes with a chuck, illustrating language adaptation of vehicles among Indigenous groups.
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