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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1923
Page
2
Miller, secretary of the County Automobile Club, notes owners must file sworn statements of ownership or a bill of sale to obtain next year’s license. An amendment makes this mandatory by August 1921. The requirement is state law, not club policy, and can be obtained from a notary.
Mr. E. A. Randolph of Weinort says his 1917 Chevrolet has run about 20,000 miles with gas mileage over 20 miles per gallon and low oil and parts costs. He plans to buy another Superior Chevrolet. M. Jo Surbaga of Bisnarck reports his 1922 Chevrolet Dan has logged over 5,000 miles in eight months testing roads from buffalo grass sod to woods. He praises economy, noting about 22 miles per gallon and minimal operating expense.
A detailed overview of the Oldsmobile Six highlights extensive known advancements from domestic and international engineers. It notes a single casting for block and crankcase, balanced crankshaft, efficient cooling via Harrison radiator, grey iron pistons with three rings, 169.3 cubic inch displacement yielding over 42 hp, fuel economy of 20-25 miles per gallon, and oil range of 800-1060 miles. The chassis features include deep frame, Alemite lubrication, one-piece rear axle, external foot brakes, Pelco electricals with a Willard battery, semi-elliptic springs, and 31 by 4 inch tires for lower replacement costs.
R E Ives of Simpson Motor Co touts Fordson tractors over horses noting time saved, continuous work, and profitability. He lists grooming, feeding, harnessing, and travel as wasted hours while a Fordson can be checked in half an hour and run day and night.
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