Lorain County Auto Dealers Club Forms
Meyers Elyria heads the Lorain County Auto Dealers Club as the new representatives gather in Elyria. J W Seimauch Lorain is vice president F S Rathwell Lorain secretary CHM Wise Elyria treasurer with nine directors including Kilgore Oberlin Michael Amherst Sage LaGrange Shelton Wellington Spitzer Grafton. A directors meeting in Elyria perfects the organization and adopts a constitution and by laws.
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Lorain County
Auto Dealers’ Association
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Lorain
Asmm
Meyers
Elyria
J. W. Seimauch
F. S Rathwell
Chm Wise
L. B. Kilgore
Oberlin
J. W. Michael
Amherst
Nash business coupe hits country wide demand with new design
A Nash dealer reports strong nationwide demand for a new Nash business coupe built on the standard 112 wheelbase four cylinder car. The enclosed coupe features wide doors, deep seats, ample rear luggage compartments, efficient motor, and a moderate price, aimed at salesmen and professionals.
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NASH
New Nash
Heedeen
Ash
Ealer
Ford Sees Auto In More Demand In 1924
Ford Motor Company foresees a stronger auto market in 1924 with early purchases and a longer shortage ahead. The Sioux Falls agency sold 463 cars in 1923, up 68 percent from 1922, and Simpson Motor Company says the 1924 contract will be 56 cars and trucks per month.
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Ford Motor Company
Earlie
Beasons
Darning
Simpson Motor Company
Bee head to spear Medina address at Columbus
E R Root president of the A I Root Co will give an address before the State Bee Keepers convention at Columbus February 7 8. The event brings together bee enthusiasts and industry leaders from across the state for talks and demonstrations.
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Medina
E. R. Root
The
A. I. Root Co
Columbus
A A A Forms Traffic Board to Aid City Planning
The American Automobile Association announces a new Traffic Board with leading safety and traffic planning experts. The board aims to tackle city traffic problems and will be supported by a research bureau to study affiliated clubs and standardize costs and campaigns. Six clubs sought affiliation, including the British Columbia Auto Association in Vancouver and several Pennsylvania groups.
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American Automobile Association
Thomas W. Henry
Baltimore
New York
Henry
A. A. A. Trafic Board
A. A.A
United States
Canada
Ernest N. Smith
Smith
British Columbia Auto Assocation
Vancouver
B. C
Richwood West Va
LuBois Motor Club
Dubois
Tri-County Motor Club
Ashland
Dornsife Motor Club of
Dornsife- Pa
Overland Car Ad Praises Longevity and Ease of Handling
An automobile advertisement extols an Overland model for its durable finish with steel body and luxury upholstery. It promises long lasting protection, easy steering, smooth gear shifts, and a spring suspension that absorbs road roughness. The copy notes nineteen hand operations before final assembly on a sturdy chassis.
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Airtel
Gimiar Permanente
Sony
Buick President Sees Prosperity Abroad and at Home
Buick Motor Co president H. H. Bassett notes strong US prosperity with ample factory jobs totaling about twenty five thousand and predicts a brighter winter and spring ahead barring any European turmoil. He cites worldwide unemployment abroad and urges confidence in domestic industry and orders.
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H. H. Bassett
Buick Motor Co
British Isles
America
Ashland Post of Veterans to Honor Eleven G A R Members
Ashland Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars elects eleven G A R men as honorary members. Ceremony held in Ashland with local veterans and officials in attendance.
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G. A. RB
Ashland
Ashland Post of Veterans of Foreign Wadrs
Driving Tests and Traffic Controls Proposed to Cut Auto Deaths
City and county authorities, alarmed by high road tolls, push drastic steps. Proposals include one way streets or boulevard layouts to remove deadly crossings and a real driver proficiency exam to replace the current lax tests. Until licensing demands true skill, deaths are likely to continue.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
Chevrolet Price Cut Sparks Widespread Car Sales
After Chevrolet Motor Co cut prices on September 1, dealers nationwide rushed to boost fall and winter sales. Windows displayed large price figures, ads rolled out quickly, and thousands of handbills and banners flooded streets as dealers staged parades and promoted the sale. Photos of some displays will be shown in the issue.
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Chevrolet Motor Co
Chevrolet
Cows Poisoned in Medina Herd Mystery
Medina, Jan. 12. Two cows owned by C. R. Benjamin died from a mysterious poisoning, with others in the herd showing illness. The article describes efforts to inform prospects efficiently through local advertising.
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Medina
C. R. Benjamin
Early York township school costs and Mount Etna note
Records show 1864 55 York township Board of Education clerk Henry J Barnabee reports teachers earned as little as six dollars a month and wood cost sixty five cents per cord while a new schoolhouse was built for four hundred forty two dollars Mount Etna is documented as active since six hundred B C
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Medina
Henry J. Barnabee
Board of Education
York Township
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