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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1921
Page
8
FS Aust of Willard service station notes women show better battery care and longer lasting performance. He says many take care to follow instructions, avoid abusing the starter, and seek reliable service when engine won’t start.
Andress and Smith Paige dealers in Elyria announce Demonstration Week from today through April 9 to showcase the 1921 Paige line. The event includes personal road demonstrations across cities to prove Paige cars endure hills and highways with speed and power. Each rider gets a demonstration card to record elapsed times for later comparison.
The Lorain Auburn Sales Co. reports strong demand for Auburn Beauty Six cars after a $200 price cut. The Auburn Automobile Co. absorbed a loss on 1921 materials to enable the reduction, citing reduced production costs and a debt-free financial position. Local buyers respond with rapid acceptance and growing ownership.
The American Farm Bureau Federation reports 46 states affiliated with the organization, with Mississippi and South Carolina not yet joined. An executive committee meeting begins April 11 in Washington to craft a legislative program for Congress. Ohio representatives and other state bureaus are participating in planning committees and marketing discussions for grains and fruit.
Louis Hendrickson spent $200 on what he called cave man methods to win back his wife. Police say he dragged his wife by the hair along the sidewalk in front of their home after previously throwing her off the property.
The court ordered a $200 fine after hearing a disputed romance plea. Police reported Lonas attempting to win back his love and Hendrickson repeated the same story in court. The judge mocked the notion saying the affair is out of date.
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