Oldsmobile Six on High Reaches St Louis in Big Style
The new Oldsmobile Six driven by Cannon-Ball Baker arrived in St Louis after three and a half days from New York City on the first transcontinental high and economy run. Baker reported crowds at every stop with about 150000 spectators. fuel use averaged 861.7 miles per elation with only four ounces of oil drained from the crank case.
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Oldsmobile
ST. Louis
Cannon-Ball” Baker
St Louis
New York City
Indianapolis
Baker
Clan Obstever
Indiana
Terre Haute
Lower
K Nots
Missouri
Amallo
New York
Hudson Essex Holds Pikes Peak Records
Hudson Essex organization now holds all leading Pikes Peak climbing records. The fastest time ever on the historic course was set by a driver in their fleet.
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Hudson-Essex
Pikes Peak
Hudson-Essex Organization
Peerless Cars Dominant In Cleveland Market
In Cleveland, home of the Peerless Motor Car Company, local motorists show a strong and growing preference for Peerless cars since R H Collins took over two years ago and new models were released in September 1922. Registration figures indicate Peerless outsold every other make priced at 1800 dollars or more, with July demand especially high in this population district.
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IneCleveland
Peerless Motor Car Company
R. H. Collins
Peerless
Cleveland
Montgomery Man Praises Chevrolet After 65 258 Miles
The Montgomery Alabama driver Mr Brassell reports his Chevrolet touring car accumulated 65 258 miles with steady use since 1918 including hard trips during campaigns He says the car runs on little fuel and oil and plans to keep using Chevrolets until it quits Salem Indiana resident A L Thopson logged over 40 000 miles in two years on a mail route He later joined the Salem Motor Company and the Chevrolet becoming a company service car with over 50 000 miles more and still original parts Chamberlain of Oneida New York promotes Chevrolets for sales claims high mileage 19 to 20 miles per gallon and strong pickup The T B roadster is popular in Oneida with painted yellow wheels for easy identification.
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Montgomery
Ala
Brassell
Iam
A. L Thopson
Salem
Ind
Salem Motore Company
Chevrolet
Chamberlain
Oneida
Avon Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and a Tragic Accident
A hometown roundup from Avon lists visits by Mr. and Mrs. S Hurst and son Roy of Lorain to Mrs. W Q Hurst, and many other gatherings at homes in Avon, Lorain, Wadsworth and Cleveland. The piece notes the sudden death of switchman Sidney Hedges at the Avon station while handling freight cars.
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Avon
S . Hurst
Roy
Lorain
W. Q. Hurst
George Jenkins
Richard Myers
Albert Grafton
Wadsworth
J. C. Baughman
East Cleveland
John Hill
Famiy
Cleveland
Kate Dechant
West Dover
Mary Brooks
Chas. Wilford
Susan Jameson
Chas
Scott
Mantua
Pipes
Avon Lake
Biedier
Kentucky
Sidney Hedges
Avon Station
Wagner
Henry County
Anna Gilbert
Sylvester Styer
Snyder
Minnick
Social notes from Elyria and surrounding areas
Mrs Eva Leotard and Mrs Clarence Haney of Elyria spent Saturday at the home of her mother Mars. Anna Gilbert and Miss Margaret Hoffman of Lakewood visited in town. The Barrs visited friends in North Eaton. Mr and Mrs Ernie Wilcox hosted, with Mr and Mrs Lewis Hoffman and Mrs Reeve of Lakewood on Sunday. Try a Want Ad in the Chronicle Telegram.
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Eva Leotard
Clarence Haney
Elyria
Mars
Anna Gilbert
Margaret Hoffman
Lakewood
Hoffman
Geo. Barr
North Eaton Sandap
Ernie Wilcox
Lewis Hoffman
Reeve
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Hudson
Essex
Glenn Shultz
Rea, & Smith
Hudson- Gasey
Ecgax Elves
Mr. Smith
San Francisco
Erie
W. R. Brassel
Buick “Fours
Buick
Elyria Buick Company
Ford
Simpson Motor ‘Co
Fordson
Lincoln
SORA
Tomer
Geo. E. Spitzer
Grafton, Ohio
R. J. Price
West Ave
Williard
Broad Street
Ohio
Irene Gough
J. George, Taylor & Co
Lorain County Bank
Chronicle Telegram
Overland-Knight Sales CO
West Avenue
the Peerless$ Motor Car Company
Cleveland, Ohio
A. L. Jackson Auto CO. Peerless
Jordan—Star
Dtrant
W. Broad ST
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