SPECIFICATION FOR FIVE PASSENGER AUTOMOBILE SEATING
A 119 inch wheelbase five passenger car with a six cylinder L head engine returns 24 12 000 R specifications. Features include centrifugal cooling circulation radiators two blade fans and a rear vacuum gasoline feed carburetor. Electric system uses generator storage battery with coil and distributor and SAE plugs with enhanced headlamps and instrument lighting. Clutch is aluminum leather faced cone with anti spin. Immediate transmission with three forward gears and reverse plus high gear shift. Gear ratio 4.33 to 1. Rear axle uses Studebaker improved frost protection with spiral bevel gears. Drive is Hotchkiss with semi-elliptic springs front and rear and seven leaves in the rear.
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Col
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Studebiker
Studebaker Blue Car Features and Tools Description
An old catalog style listing describes a vehicle with a $500 price, 56 percent, 2 inch undersluing upholstery, Genuine-French leather, a Gypsy type, two oval bevel plate glass rear windows, curtains, and an array of equipment including improved rain vision windshield, carpeted foot rest, a BIG SIX electric horn, blue walnut finished instrument board with gauges, full width front seat head rail, gasoline gauge, tools, spare tire carrier, outside door handles, deer hook, steering wheel in black walnut, and color details of body and wheels with gold striping.
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Studebaker
Local Church Announcements and Foreclosure Notice
Religious notices from Methodist and Episcopal churches urge faithful attendance and describe weekly schedules including Sunday School at 10, morning and evening services. A sheriff sale ad details a foreclosure of Lots 3 4 5 6 7 8 in Richard's Addition to Shoshone Idaho, with sale set June 5 1920 at Court House steps.
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F. Borden
Epworth
Fourth Liberal District
State of
Idaho
Lincoln
Ston
Hansen
Bers
Guy
Barnum
Richard
Shoshone
Tdncoln
Maho
Tincoln
County of
United States
Clarence Wheeler
Sherritt
Redwood Trees Stand Hardened Against Fire and Pests
The redwood is remarkably free from enemies and rarely wind blown. Its thick bark resists burning, and insects seldom attack it. Lightning is the main threat to kill or shatter the trees. Most redwood reproduction comes from sprouts, including sprouting from very old stumps.
Remarkable Sight and Quips From a Frosty Morning
A four year old girl notes a horse and buggy blowing dusty breath on a frosty morning. A lodger is told to stay at a lodging house, with a door slammed on his request. Carlyle mistakes Daniel Webster on London street, calling him a walking cathedral. A neighbor woman’s quiet reserve and health reports are praised in a brief Ohio State Journal line.
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Carlyle
4 Street
London
Daniel Webster
Massachusetts
Ohio State Journal
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