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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1921

Page

7

Oakland Motors Guarantees 15000 Miles for Oiling System

The Oakland Motor Car Co offers a written guarantee on its Model MD oiling system promising up to 15 000 miles or two years of operation without excessive oil in the combustion chamber. Dealers must replace defective parts at no cost if the system fails, with strong dealer and customer endorsements across Washington and Oregon.

Oakland Motor Car Co Oakland K. A. Henderson Northwest Oakland Co Ever Washington Oregon

Solid gasoline substitute from Reinhold debuts in Maplewood

Scientist Dr. O F Reinhold claims after 14 years of work a solid gasoline form may replace liquid fuel. The product resembles kerosene, burns without explosion, requires water to prepare, and yields 33 percent more heat. Solid kerosene also promised with easier burning and no wick. Wholesale price around 10 cents per gallon equivalent.

Maplewood N. J. Dean O. F. Reinhold Reinhold

Light cars planned with motorcycle-sized engines

Light cars are being planned using engines the size of motorcycle plants, signaling a shift toward compact performance vehicles. The description suggests innovative propulsion ideas aimed at combining mobility with efficiency.

Automobile opinions and industry notes mix with road sign talk

A collage of quips on cars, makers, and standards notes that reputation guides buyers, engineers consider steel and tires, and road signs evolve to guide travelers. Mentions Alcohol prices, denatured fuel, and lines about rural rail and rubber tires bearing GM logos.

New Type Cadillac Type 61 Wins Widespread Approval

Public and dealers praise the Cadillac Type 61. Orders surge and factory production rises as the car receives unanimous acclaim nationwide from New York to the Pacific coast, with strong approval in the metropolitan area and beyond.

New York Cadillac Pacific Coast

Motor buses praised as better public transport option

An historical quote from Henry Yord argues that bus transit is more efficient and affordable than tracks or streetcar systems, predicting a future where street tracks are removed in favor of motorized buses. The remark emphasizes cost and ease of operation for the public.

Ford price cut will not occur

Ford Motor Co. denies rumors of price reductions after January 1. N W Hale of the Ford miles department in Pairview Avenue and Valley reports a Detroit telegram confirming there will be no Ford car price decrease after the new year.

FORD Ford Motor Co Detroit N. W. Hale Miles Pairview Ave Valley United States Hale

New Cooling Method Uses Fan Air in Crank Case Chamber

A new development cools the motor by directing air from the fan into a chamber at the top of the crank case. This technique aims to reduce operating temperatures and improve engine efficiency.

Rural roads drive to curb tire and road wear

Fifty five percent of motor care in the country are in towns of 6000 population or less. Worn out rubber tires may be used on sub rades to give cushioning power to roads.

Lexington stock car sets beach speed record at Ensenada

A Lexington stock car driven by Marty Tarkington on Ensenada beach, Old Mexico, ran one mile in 40.2 seconds at 89.55 mph despite adverse tides. The event, part of Lexington Sona Angeles tests, drew praise from local officials including David Zarate and the mayor, who predicted world speed records may be set on the sand.

Lexington Marty Tarkington Lexington Los Angeles Company Ensenada Old Mexico Lexington Sona Angeles Company Ansted David Goldbaum Todos Santos Bay Tarkington David Zarate Presidente Municipaie Lower California Encenada

Used Cars Slow Up New Sales

The used car problem dominates the market as 8 million used cars exist and about 10 percent are traded in yearly. Manufacturers and dealers focus on allowances that fuel the new car market, leaving owners profiting from old car deals. Three solutions are proposed to curb excessive allowances.

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Youll Get Wrecked on 2nd Ave Warning Ad

The ad from William CC Hunt advertising manager of Columbia Motors Detroit stresses driving concentration. It claims a distracted glance at a pretty girl can lead to wrecked cars and urges motorists to stay focused behind the wheel.

William CC. Hunt Columbia Motors Company Detroit

Free car handling classes offered by Central Agency

The Central Agency Inc at Broadway and Pike hosts free Ford handling classes weekly in the miles room each Thursday at 7 p m. A Blangy, manager, says the sessions attract many owners and drivers, aiming to improve product understanding and sales satisfaction. Oncar Ohlstrom leads mechanical instruction with years of Ford experience, assisted by tire experts teaching proper tire use and engine lubrication for mileage and care.

Central Agency, Inc Broadway Pike At Miles A. ¥. Blangy Blangy Oncar Ohlstrom Ford Motor Co Ohletrom

National Car Market Considered to Stabilize Used Cars

Arthur Reeves of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce proposes reforms to limit bargaining on used cars. He suggests appraisers paid by dealers to value trades and envisions a national used car company buying from owners and setting prices for all models. Action will be taken soon to address a slow market until a solution is found.

Ured Arthur Reeves National Automobile Chamber of Commerce

Farm Tractors Rise from 6000 to 135000 This Year

The number of farm tractors in the country grew from 6 000 in 1910 to 135 000 by last year reflecting rapid adoption of mechanized farming.

American motorists consume more oil per mile than British

American motorists use about 20 percent more oil per mile than drivers in Britain, reflecting higher fuel consumption patterns and vehicle use in the United States.

Mexico Imports Near Four Million Dollars in Autos

The report shows automobile imports into Mexico totaled close to four million dollars in the previous year, outlining the scale of cross border vehicle trade and reflecting economic activity in the automotive sector.

First Automobile Rear Signal Device Invented by Louisan

A St Louis inventor produced the first rear signaling device for automobiles in 1908 marking a milestone in early auto safety. The invention introduced flashing or visible signals to alert following drivers.

Surplus of Auto Dealers and Public Garages Across U S

A reported figure cites 23 000 auto dealers and 35 000 public garages operating in the United States. The numbers illustrate a dense network of vehicle service and sales facilities nationwide.

United States

New Gypsies Take to Trail Feodene Telling Is Tabooed

A caravan named Road Home owned by Dr. W. P. Jread of Ottawa JU heads toward the Pacific Coast. The new gypsies travel in motor homes with beds, cooking gear, plumbing, and showers, living on wheels as they tour the Southwest.

W. P. J’read Ottawa United States

New Road Opens Scenic Route to Fairfax and Rainier Park

Tourists anticipate summer fishing and camping along the new Carbonado Fairfax paved highway in Pierce county opened by December dedication. The alleteel James R. O’Parre bridge spans the Carbon river, linking Carbonado to Fairfax and a three mile crest road toward Rainier national park. The project, costing about 450000, was built under Pierce county and named for County Commissioner James R. O’Varrel.

Thomas KR. Beeman King County Incer Kent Des Moines Tacoma Renton Maple Valley Woodtaville Dovall Fall City Redmond Pall City Clood Redmond Bellevue Wparifie Highway O'Brien Bridge Issaquah-Pall City Norrth Bend Issaquah Redmoend Lake Sammamish Redmond Inglewood Kenton-Bellevue Tenton Kennydale Newport Enamelaw Franklin Franklin Bridge Green River Gorge Auburn Black Diamond Auburn Hood Aino Booe Treeck Sunset Snoqualmie Camp Mason Sneequah Owen Naches Pass Metlean Pass Enumelaw Green Water Pinumelaw Stevens Pass Hieck Diamond Snounaimie Tolt Forest Park Neuwrth Richmond Reach Vashon Island Northwest Pierce County Carbonado-Fairfax Fairfax Mt. Rainier Forestry Service National Park Service Rainier National Park James R. O’parre Rainier

Motor Trucks Speed Road Construction Boom

Road crews report record speeds in building, crediting lighter, faster motor trucks for accelerating material haul. Contractors note a Newark New Jersey project, the Montclair Danville road, was completed with a concrete lane laid at over 700 feet per day, despite four mile material hauls.

Montclair Danville Road New Newark N. J

Texas Tops Nation in Read Mileage

Texas leads the union with the greatest read mileage, outpacing all other states in measured reading reach and engagement across communities and libraries.

Texas The Union

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