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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1930
Page
5
The Nash Motors Company reports rapid dealer expansion with more than 200 men joining the merchandising corps as 1930 Nash Twin Ignition models draw national interest. October enrollment of new series cars marks a constructive dealer cooperation policy boosting sales and service nationwide.
Cc L Terry of Battery Service announces that 24 Nash assembllages or groups previously distributed competing car lines have shifted interest to the Neon franchise. The move reflects instant popularity and broad dealer support for Nash merchandise and fair dealing across Geizers in the automotive trade.
In a two demonstration of power Erskine Dynam Nea Erskine set a new stock car record for a ten mile course near Pomona California. The feat covered seven miles in 10 minutes 44 seconds triggering recognition in local racing circles and Pomona Progress reporting the event.
Ralph Hepburs drove a five passenger stock Studebaker Erskine from Paul G Hoffmann Co to set a record on the seven mile Mount Bald course. The American Automobile Association certified the car as stock in every respect and supervised the event. Ice near the summit at 700 feet above sea level made the climb hazardous and the car finished 55 seconds faster than any prior stock car on the course.
ToledoMarch business leaders led by Willys-Overland president Lo A Muller and VP George M Graham report the auto sector is first to recover from recession. They say manufacturers anticipate stabilization as demand for motor cars grows, boosting broader business activity within sixty days.
The Oldsmobile steering mechanism uses a Wormard sector setup enabling dual opposing traits: sensitive touch near center and strong assist at extremes. Early direct hook up gave rough steering. the modern design removes driver effort by using roller bearings and a tense solenoid to adjust steering feel as needed.
Desert travel ordeals described by an Eastern Transport Company official amid a Baghdad route scenario. Captain Narn, managing director, notes toll costs and discouragement of drivers. Song references and sand imagery paint a perilous journey between Damascus and Baghdad with looming dangers and tire concerns.
A cluttered page combines a large crossword with scattered clues across and down, including themes like ships, beds, and clothing. The text also describes dredging operations in lagoons drawing tuna and clams to the surface, and notes preparations for fishing season starting March 12 plus a regatta planned after Decoration Day at a developing yacht harbor.
Firestone tires were described as offering superior performance in a test comparing trucks and buses. Rigid rests were made of lead ing tires with the claim that Firestone performed about 100 percent better than the nearest competitor. Al Mason notes buses are equipped with Firestone tires. The Syrian Desert temperature averaged around 170 degrees, contrasting sharply with current conditions in Eivria.
Ford Motor Company reports February production of 143,160 cars and trucks, including units for foreign assembly, up from 100,927 in January. The 2m increase equals 47,233 additional units, with March schedules calling for 7,739 vehicles daily.
The newspaper notes a strong response to the New World Dictionary offering, with many readers using coupons to secure copies. The work is praised for its comprehensive coverage and user friendly layout. In separate court news, Noble and Good were among defendants appearing at Southend police court.
Vermilion, O. a,d dredging operations in the new Vermicon lagoons reveal thousands of fish invading the area. The discovery suggests the fish are seeking habitat in the newly formed waters.
Sioux City report notes Prof Ho B Savage of Yankton Teachers' College defines racketeer as a London press term for a hooligan who intimidates employers over under cutting rivals. The piece discusses belief that Amelia never bathed in winter and frames it as historical inquiry.
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