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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1923
Page
6
The article extols the Willys Overland Champion as a versatile closed car suited for farm work. It highlights practical farm use from hauling milk cans and poultry to carrying grain, kerosene, and tools, presenting the car as a robust, adaptable solution for rural chores.
The Champion features removable rear seat and upholstery creating fifty cubic feet of cargo space. Front and rear seats adjust with three positions for tall or short drivers, and the rear seat slides back six inches to prevent crowding when the front is moved. Built with Overland craftsmanship, it targets rural users away from cities.
Cadillac executives report unprecedented interest in the new V-63 car. Lynn McNaughton notes Detroit crowds of about four thousand at the Detriot Branch show, with nationwide attendance and dealer reports signaling a record reception for Cadillac’s four-wheel, light-cylinder engine innovation.
The article profiles 64 year old Charlie Blades, longtime Olds Motor Works foreman in Lansing Michigan, who has spent 26 years with the company and contributed to forging the first commercially purposed automobile. It notes his 1,352 weeks and 8,112 days at the plant, his start as a blacksmith apprentice, and his early work on forgings for the pioneering car.
Attle views the position as a fresh start and a chance to launch an entirely new career path.
Thomas Behind, 28, of Rugby North Dakota, was brought to Lima by county officers and returned to a Marion Illinois sanitarium by a guard. Egland, guardian for Egland, authorized the transfer claiming Behind is held as a prisoner by relatives who receive government war compensation.
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