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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1923
Page
3
Ford praised for all around ability with new buyers profiting from others experience. The small car meets modern motoring demands with easy handling in traffic and greater safety. Short wheelbase, small turning radius, smooth gear shifts, quiet operation, dependable brakes and two motors noted for reliability stand out.
In the current market the popular small cars show higher owner satisfaction due to recent improvements in open and enclosed types. The updates enhance style and riding comfort, making these models more appealing to buyers seeking compact, efficient vehicles.
The Lepper Motor Company and Chevrolet dealers promote the Springtime Club in Elyria. The plan lets families save to buy a Chevrolet with a $5 starter, joining hundreds already participating. Mr. Lepper invites locals to learn details and join a growing membership.
Ida C Moore transfers part of lot 289 at Avalon Beach Avon Lake to William J Trojan for 5009 dollars. The deal details a property boundary share and payment terms.
Altfeld of A and A Auto Supply 584 Broad Street reports strong results from a new Torpedo Refex spark plug designed for hot spark needs and ring wear. The cautions include minimal oil intrusion and efficient burning of any oil that enters the chamber. The device features a ball tipped porcelain tip and heat shields aimed at reducing heat transfer.
Nash Motors general sales manager EH McCarty reports a strong 1924 outlook after a mainland tour from the Northwest through Canada, the West Coast, California, the Southwest to New Orleans and Charlotte. He cites widespread business confidence and Nash car sales up about 55 percent over 1922 across the western region.
In touring small towns the dealers with solid car lines anticipate a further rise in business in 1924, expecting gains similar to 1923. Nash dealers express strong confidence that the coming year will bring advancement and growth.
Real estate transfers recorded include John G Garr to H W Hiller of lot 201 Lake View allotment for 1000 dollars. I B MacDonald to Joseph Schrimbs bishop of Cleveland part of lot 22. Gregg's second ad to Lorain 9000 dollars. I G Koethe to Jos Schrembs bishop of Cleveland part of lot 23 Gregg's second ad to Lorain 8000 dollars. E G Koethe to Jos Schrembs.
The notice lists several parcel deeds including Bishop of Cleveland with portions of lots 22, Corlett to B M Flariday for lot 173 in Elberta Be Brownhelm, Aldeua Baldwin to Fern Fufo part of section 6 in Avon, with prices of 1400 dollars and 600 dollars respectively.
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