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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1925
Page
20
The piece marks ten years since U S Tire ads first appeared in local papers to promote auto travel beyond cities. It notes growth from 2.4 million cars in 1915 to 16 million nationwide, and a shift from urban to rural dealership reach with hundreds of small town merchants now serving farmers and town residents.
Buick led in racing records with superior engineering and performance. By the Panama-Pacific Exposition Buick earned a gold medal for merit, reflecting public support and admiration for Buick innovations. More than 1,050,000 Buicks sold with over a million still in service highlight lasting impact.
An article from The Motor in London reviews the Chrysler Six with a saloon body, praising its luxury, six cylinder power, enclosed body, and comfort. It notes top speeds near 70 mph with safe handling, minus tests at maximum speed, and highlights the hydraulic brakes, air cleaner, and oil purifier. A safety aside discusses road grit wear and oil cleanliness as key for engine longevity. The piece closes with a Wisconsin note on 1885 agr iculture training.
Flint Michigan May 16 factory officials report a new high in shipments of Flint Six cars. April totals rose steadily and on the thirtieth 210 cars left the plant, a single day record. Last week's output doubled any prior week this year as new Forty models begin production to meet demand.
Nash Motors reports April set a new company record for production and sales, surpassing all previous months by about ten percent. With strong demand, increased output at the Kenosha and Milwaukee plants, the firm expects May to continue the growth trend.
Nash Motors reports a sharp rise in shipments 82.8 percent higher than April 1924. General sales manager B H McCarty notes buyers take cars quickly and dealers hold many unfilled orders. It marks the eighth straight month of growth over the prior year as the South surpasses a thousand cotton mills.
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