Magnolia Route Opens National Highway From Great Lakes to Gulf
A new national highway, the Magnolia Route, opens linking the Great Lakes and the Gulf. Speeds near last Dixie Lang, with a 1 056 mile route covering 425 miles of Mississippi concrete this year and a pioneer run at 26 to 28 mph.
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Gulf
Magnolia
Dixie Lang
Gulfport
Miss
America
Chicago
William B. Royster
Arthur W
Donald de Metz
Studebaker
Chambers of Commerce
Indiana
Ilineis
Mississippi
National Highways Association
National Motorists’ Association
Tennessee
Kentucky
Converts Favor Balloon Tires In Winter Road Tests
Marsh & Son proprietor Mr. Marsh reports many customers switch to balloon tires due to bad road conditions. He notes ice snow and thawed pavements favor balloon tires for easier stopping and starting and better grip than high pressure tires, even with chains.
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Mr. Marsh
Marsh & Son
Chevrolet Orders Show Gain in May
Detroit May 28. Chevrolet production for May will exceed April’s 52 236 units with an average of over 2000 per workday. The May schedule would push total 193 050 cars and trucks since January 1, with April’s output including Flint and seven assembly plants plus Oshawa. Demand remains strong with advanced orders for sedans coupes and coaches, and every April shipment delivered upon arrival.
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Detroit
Mich
Chevrolet
Flint
Oshawa
Ont
United States
Buick Standards of Uniform Excellence Highlight Growth
Buick promotes uniform excellence as a global standard, likening it to the gold standard. The article notes steady demand, price independence from materials, and continuous year by year expansion of Buick’s manufacturing facilities.
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Buick
Buick Motor Company
Factory Output Rises With Growing Car Production
The text notes an ongoing increase in factory output as each year passes, producing a steadily larger number of cars. It emphasizes continual expansion of vehicle production within the industrial setting.
Ford Introduces Closed Cab for Ford Ton Truck
Ford Motor Company offers a new all steel closed cab for the Ford ton truck. The cab fits express and stake bodies, features wide doors, lowered plate glass windows, a swinging windshield, and removable rear panels for body access. A combined priming and carburetor adjusting rod becomes standard on all Ford closed cars with no extra cost. Accessories for dressing up include nickel plated radiator shells and head lamp doors from Ford dealers.
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Ford Motor Company
Ford
Buy By The Mile Star Quality In Cars
The article argues that durable quality in automobiles goes beyond appearance. It emphasizes alloyed steel, bronzed bushings, honed cylinders, and precision parts as indicators of long life and low operating costs. It cautions buyers to consider cost per mile over initial price.
St Pauls Lutheran church confirms class of 12
A class of 12, five boys and seven girls, will be confirmed at St Pauls Lutheran church on Sunday May 31. Rev F C Jordan ends his Amherst pastorate mid June to take a call in Terre Haute Ind. Jordan preaches farewell June 14. several local families and church members note his successful 13 years.
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Leonard Grugel
Harry Schultz
Ralph Hechstein
Clarence Reamer
Harrold Lau
Jordan
Amherst
Amherst High School to Graduate Twenty Five in 1925
Amherst May 23. The Amherst High School class of 1925 will have a busy week with baccalaureate in First Evangelical Church May 31, class night May 26 in Town Hall, and commencement May 27 in the school auditorium. Speaker will be Charles F. Bohn of Oberlin College. The senior class comprises 15 girls and 9 boys with a roster led by Alice Mathes Mildred Zimmerman and William Smith. Kathryn Murray has served as faculty adviser.
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Amherst
Amherst High School
W. A. Tabbert
First Evangelical Church
Town Hall
William Smith
Mildred Zimmerman
Alice Mathes
Germaine Lahiff
Zelma Muth
Theodore Taylor
Charles F. Bohn
Secrretary
King
Oberrlin College
Iona Sundquist
Esther Marlowe
Eleanor Hunt
Lucille Deidrick
Dolores Menz
Iucille Deiner
Hilda Kuhn
Emelia Beaver
Martha Coverdale
Helen Baldwin
Germaine Lahit
Edith Berger
Carl Lersch
John Wohlevar
Glenn Dute
Rhomas
Mrs Andy Fisher Dies After Yearlong Illness Amherst
Mrs Andy Fisher 51 died at Amherst Hospital from heart failure after a yearlong illness. She is survived by her husband and a sister Mrs Steve Note of Columbus Ohio. Funeral rites will be held Monday from the Reformed church with O H Baker officiating. Amherst briefs note past tasters night at Jasonic Lodge last night.
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Andy Fisher
Amherst Hospital
Steve “Ote
Columbus
Ites
Reformed Church
O. H. Baker
Jasonic Lodge
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