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Newspaper

Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1919

Page

11

Mrs Van Drives New Cole Aero Eight to Seattle

Mrs Berta M Van drove a new Cole Aero Eight from San Francisco to Seattle with a party including Dr and Mrs of the city and Mrs of San Francisco. The trip featured no shifting from high gear over the Siskiyou Mountains, praising Cole quality. Mrs Van plans to visit Glacier National Park then return via Seattle in a few weeks with Mrs Semisgallo.

San Francisco Cole United Company Berta M. van Van Dr. and This City Mre Unioet Hawkinson United Mastern Curty Watson Mrs. van Interlaken Boulevard Siskiyou Mountains Grant's Pass Semisgallo Glacier National Park Seattle Mer New Aero Wight

Ignition Troubles Explained by Captain in Motor Corps

Former Captain Warren B Bullock explains ignition in three phases battery magneto and generator. He outlines how faulty connections weak spark and worn/displaced distributor parts trigger truck failures and offers steps for proper maintenance and insulation to prevent discharge and misfiring.

Warren B. Bullock Motor Transport Corps Epark Piug

Lett Is Home Again Prospects For Prosperity In Seattle

O L Willett of the Detroit Electro and Philadelphia Storage Battery depot returns from a six week eastern trip. He reports strong business, wealth indications, scientific farming advances, and that prices will not drop soon. He highlights improvements in electric car production and batteries, with favorable investment mood and abundant work in the United States.

O. L. Willett Detroit Electro Agency Philadephia Storage Mr. Willett East Kansas Detroit Electric Car Co Philadelphia Philadelphia Storage Battery Co

Dated drummers fade as auto salesmen take the road

A. Hawkinson of United Motors Co says the old drift of drumbeat travelers, the fat cigar and derby crowd, is ending. The new motor car salesman covers larger rural areas by car, replacing weekly trips and Sundays in bigger towns for better transportation of traveling men.

Hawkinson United Motors Co

Auto Shortage Likely To Persist At Least Till Prices Normalize

Industry experts warn the United States faces a severe auto shortage of an estimated 900,000 vehicles this year even as manufacturers push to raise output. Distributors report strong demand, crowds at shows, and promised deliveries ahead of factory departures. War-time plant readjustments and high material costs complicate price declines and future production. Dr. McTierie of Pioneer Auto Co. notes buyers intend to act rather than wait for prices to drop.

Dr. McTierie Sats Pioneer Auto Co Case Paterson

Returning soldiers boost a wave of welcome across the nation

President J. M. Osmond of the Mitchell Motor and Service company says the infectious spirit of welcome for soldiers returning from combat spreads through cities and into work, lifting optimism and signaling a shift from wartime strain toward a peace economy, with the automobile industry reflecting the rebound.

Cmall United States J. M. Osmond Mitchell Motor and Service Company

Ellis rides Cleveland home after 981 mile trek

The writer recounts riding a 1919 Cleveland motorcycle named Clevie from Mare Island California to Seattle Washington, with stops in Davis and Red Bluff. They faced rough Oregon roads, minor tire trouble from a nail, and river crossings, praising the bike’s rugged handling before reaching Ellis Cycle Company in Seattle after nearly a thousand miles.

Mare Island Cal San Francisco Cleveland W. BE W. I. Jackson Jackson Brothers Clevie Davis California Red Bluff Redding Oregon Siskiyou Mountains Yreka Firestone State of Rarin Dunsmuir Glevie Washington Roseburg Ore Eugene Olympia Seattle Ellis Cycle Company

Chains on trucks for dry grades? Rubber holds best.

A remark that chaining trucks in dry conditions is unnecessary since rubber tires grip best on dry, hard surfaces, while chains are mainly for slippery grades.

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