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Seattle Star

Location

Seattle, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1922

Page

2

Gardner cars offer better value with ongoing improvements

Russell E. Gariner of The Gardner Motor Company, St. Louis, urges owners and buyers to compare Gardner cars against others, noting continual refinements, higher quality features, and a lower price. The Gardner factory aims to meet demand with six mechanical changes and enhanced design, while August 15 capacity deliveries loom as orders rise.

Russell E. Gariner Pioneer Gardner Motor Company, Inc St. Louis Gardner Pop W. B. Ritt Mitchell @wis & Staver company Ekp Street

Seattle Emblems Welcome Tourists Boost Local Courtesy

The Seattle chamber of commerce distributes windshield emblems for out of state motorists. The circular emblem reads Seattle's Guest and The Mower City in white on red. George J. Warren praised Seattle's approach after receiving an emblem and recounting a courteous traffic stop.

Seattle Chamber of Commerce Woodland Park Chamber Tourist and Information Department Third Ave George J. Warren Victoria, B. C Vancouver Island British Columbia Fourth Ave Union St

Gardner car earns trust from American public

Sales will continue with unfilled orders on hand and plans for bigger business in summer. The message credits quality features and honest value as key reasons for recognition by the American public.

Prompeda

Oregon road funds set at 3 million under new bill

Salem officials announce Oregon will receive about 3 million dollars for road work over three years under the transportation bill signed by President Harding. State funds are allotted as 1923 788,443 1924 1,024,785 1926 1,182,664. The US supports thirty three persons per square mile.

Salem Ore Oregon Harding Herbert Nunn

Rural bus service boosts state education according to Reo

The Reo Motor Co Seattle branch notes the motor bus daily aids rural schooling. It says bus consolidation of districts replaces the old one room schools and eases hardship for families. Buses built on the speed wagon chassis pick up children at their homes and return them after classes.

Department of Education Reo Motor Co Seattle

Tourist Camps Open in King County Area

King County lists auto camps open for tourists per County Engineer Thomas R. Beeman. From Auburn to Tolt, sites offer varying acres, electrics, water, comfort stations, tables, bake ovens, and police protection for picnics and day use.

King County Thomas R. Beeman Auburn Des Moines Memorial Way Enumclaw Enumelaw Naches Pass Issaquah Issaquah Creek Sunset Highway Kent Pacific Highway Amall Kirkland North Bend Northern Pacific Railway Renton Sunset Pacific Highwave Cedar River Electrna Snoqualmie Snoqualmie River Seattle Woodland Park Tokul Creek Snoqualmie Falls Tolt Tolt River

W C T U Institute Tuesday at Mrs Wood’s Home

The Women's Christian Temperance Union will hold an institute at Emma Wood's home 1521 24th Ave. Mayor W H Brown and District Attorney Thomas Revelle will speak on various topics. Tea is served and a music program is planned.

Women's Christian Temperance Union Emma Wood 24Th Ave WH. J. Brown Thomas Revelle

Iwkimoh People Known for Truth and Honesty

A historical note asserts that lying cheating and theft are practically unknown among the Iw kimos, highlighting cultural reputation for integrity and moral conduct.

Iwkimos

Varnish Rivalry Tested by Fire Extinguisher Flood

An Auto Rebuild employee reports a fire extinguisher burst at 1406 Broadway coating a dozen cars with foam. Most finishes showed marks, but a car coated with John W. Masury Cos mola varnish remained pristine after ten hours without blemish, Coxmotis agents claim.

Auto Rebuild Company Broadway Mechanica John W. Masury Coxmotis

Studebaker Completes First Ascent of Tillebury Knob

J Williams of Nanticoke drove a Studebaker Light Aix to become the first vehicle to reach the summit of 700 feet high Tillebury Knob near Nanticoke Pennsylvania. The climb over a foot path required heavy tire chains after rear tires failed, and the descent proved nearly as challenging as the ascent.

Studebaker Tillebury Knob Nanticoke Lugerne Couny J. Williame Ttawn Williams

Snoddy Named Portland Studebaker Agency Manager

J. A. Snoddy has been appointed branch manager of the Studebaker agency in Portland, succeeding J. K. Leander who resigned to start his own business. Snoddy has served the Studebaker Corporation as a special representative. A small mirror is useful to reflect light on a dark spot in a motor.

J. A. Snoddy Studebaker Portland J. K. Leander Snoddy Studebaker Corporation

History Puzzle Series in The Star Sparks National Interest

The Seattle Star runs a 24 part history puzzle series with daily prints. The fourth puzzle invites readers to link the image to a U.S. historical event, offering a $5 top prize and five $1 prizes for near matches. Submit answers to the History Puzzle Editor in Seattle, Washington.

America Seattle Star Seattle Wash

Big Auto Plant Planned in Lake Union District

A new automobile manufacturing and distributing company plans to break ground in the Lake Union Industrial district for a building costing at least 100000 dollars. The project aims to employ no fewer than 2500 workers soon and will manufacture patented auto devices such as tires pumps jacks piston rings igniters and charges. Downtown offices are at 416 Douglan building.

Lake Union Douglan Building

Vessels on Tourist Runs Expand Auto Travel to Vancouver Island

Canadian Pacific announces new transport facilities for automobile parties visiting Vancouver Island. Princess steamships now leave Seattle at Colmandock with autos handled by elevator, eliminating the chute drag. Charmer runs Vancouver to Nanaimo alongside Princess Patricia schedule. Touring permits allow autos in Canada for 30 days or less via customs port of entry. British Columbia’s right side driving rule has boosted tourist travel.

Vancouver Island Canadian Pacific Railway Princess Seattle Colmandock Charmer Vancouver Nanaimo Canada British Columbia

County road status report for King County area June 1974

Engineering notice lists paved roads and gravel conditions across towns including Attle- Kest, West Good, Bellevue, Kenton, Maple Valley, Black Diamond, Kent, Issaquah, Newcastle, Redmond, Fall City, Duvall, Beattie, Lake Forest Park, and Snoqualmie. Several closures and detours noted with a July 4 paving reopen target and a main number for updates.

Thomas K. Beemas King County Attle-Kest Kenton Maple Valley Bellevue Renton Kensydale Kent Black Diamond Kartington Kenton South Hiack Koamelaw Iseequah Pall City Haxceient Hkentoe Isseaqeah Iesequah Kedmond Lake Sammamieh Hedmond Inglewood Fair Newport Rebern-Mack Stevens Fase Miller River Halford Beattie Bethel Lake Forest Park Keho Tronk Redmond Fall City Snoqualmie Tolt

Air Mail Link Discussed Between Britain and Australia

Sir Keith Smith has been interviewing Premier Hughes about an aerial service linking Great Britain and Australia. A private company will provide capital if imperial governments guarantee reasonable interest. Australia’s yearly quota is £40,000. London to Melbourne could take about 12 days.

Sydney Kieth Smith Hughes Great Britain Australia London Melbourne

Tail light sold across the Northwest promises perpetual glow

H. F. Harrison markets a reflector tail light that mirrors headlight beams from approaching cars, creating a constant bright flare. The device aims to solve failing tail lights, with endorsements from city and police officials in Seattle Portland and Washington state.

Pier 1 Seattle H. FP Harrison British Columbia Oregon W. B. Beveryna Beattle Chamber of Commerce H. P. Coffin Public Safety Commission of Portland Capt H. A. Cirele Portland

Night Air Mail Plan Aims Faster Coast to Coast Delivery

The post office department plans a night aerial mail service on the transcontinental route to speed up delivery. Night flights would run between New York and Chicago or between Chicago and Cheyenne, with operation possibly starting in the next fiscal year.

Washington Post Office Department New York Chicago Cheyenne

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Gardner Car United States Bill Warner Roadsters Reme Mber Warner Auto CO Warner Auto Company East Pine Street Leigh Wade Dayton A. W. Stevens Education Aid Reo England Australia Air Mail The Boston Transcript Sunset Electric Company Klaxon Mitchell, Lewis & Staver CO Northwest Cocentral Agency Gas and Oil F.O.B Universal Cab
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