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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1922
Page
10
An announcement by Ar BR Parker of Manwell Corporation states a straight price reduction of 400 on all MN 2-ton trucks. The cut promises buyers savings ranging from 50 to 90 percent, with no change in model specifications.
A Seattle contest invites designs for a Beattie’s Auto Camp sticker. Mrs. Mary F. Guy initiates a drawing that features a blue ring with a Pigwami center and Chief at the door, encircled by Beattie’s wording. Submissions to Manager Shelor of the Automobile Club of Western Washington must fit within a five inch diameter and are due to the club.
Chicago dispatch recalls Governor Gerry J. Allen of Kansas visiting for a speech to the IQ club. A motorcycle parade preceded him as a four-wheel sidecar band provided the escort, and newsreel cameras captured the unique auto motorcade.
The Bailey brake by J W Bailey Seattle native, manufactured by Bailey Brake Co at 1015 Olive St, shows strong early demand. Buyers include G C Leon, A B Parks for Beattie Hardware, Alfred G Ayerst Inc, Dr W T Levering, D B Lashley, and Harold Kastrup among others, praising reduced transmission relining, smoother braking, and hill holding.
Fragmented text describes French motorists planning a road route across the Sahara linking parks and states. Mentions a highway crossing 11 states to connect 12 parks and a plan to push the project despite opposition. Contains garbled quotes and stray phrases about trains and age concerns.
New accident report blanks signed by Lieut. C. Go Carr head of the traffic department in the Public Safety building were issued at the start of the year. Reporters must sign the form making it a valid court document and cannot repudiate it on the stand. City ordinances require all accidents be reported within 24 hours.
Nash Motor announces immediate price cuts on its new four and six cylinder lines. Five to seven passenger touring models now list from 190 to 540 dollars, with four and two door sedans and sport models included. The company will display the updated models at upcoming automobile shows.
The report notes steering gear appears functional with no evident damage or wear. Visual checks and tests show no leaks or excessive play, suggesting safe operation pending routine maintenance.
The Johnston Piston and Ring Co. announces a $3 to $3.00 price cut on pistons for Ford and other makes. The firm, now under new ownership by Pike et al and operating at 14 Be. Pike, emphasizes increased output, new facilities, and direct service from its DTth Ave W and Commo Way plant.
If the car sits unused for several days drain water and fuel, check fluids, and start it briefly to keep systems from stagnating. Regular idle runs help prevent battery drain and component gumming.
A blanket placed over the car hood and radiator suggests a makeshift cover for warmth or protection. The image captures a simple, improvised solution to keep snow or debris off the engine area.
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