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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1929
Page
3
The Studebaker President Eight, set a stock car record at the Pikes Peak Hill Climb on Labor Day. Driver Glen Shultz reported no side play or adjustments needed after testing the ball bearing spring shackles, which have been standard on President Eight and Commander models for over four years.
Detroit report states retail sales of trucks and commercial cars will stay unusually high for the year. Howard E. Sneathen of Dodge Brothers Truck Co cites surveys from key cities showing an exceptionally firm business tone after a five week dealer tour.
Announcement for Justice S J George running on a non partisan ticket on November 5 1923. Praises his sound judgment impartiality efficiency legal knowledge and fair decisions as recognized by Lorain County Bar Ohio Bureau of Respactions and the people with cases in his court. Political advertising committee endorsement.
Stocks in dealers hands are low and holiday delivery shows orders rising to factories in the near weeks. Dealers nationwide expect continued profitable business from rapid turnover as the Dodge Brothers 2 track building plan meets public approval in industrial and rural areas, boosting sales.
Kenosha report shows strong demand for the Nash Eight with thousands of orders from Nash distributors. Regular shipments of the new Series including Twis-Tyr Six and Line Six continue, while distribution bottlenecks threaten quick delivery across the country.
Buick introduces the Marquette Excel2 and its performance on steep mountain grades has prompted extensive comment since its public debut last summer. Summit Mountain in the Allegheny range has hosted frequent highly competitive tests with the Excel2 navigating rugged climbs and treacherous terrain.
A public auction is set for Tuesday October 29 at 10 30 am on the Henry Kene Farm three miles west of Amherst at Brownhelm Center North Ridge Road. Items include two horses five cattle eight hens a ewe and lamb hay and grain farm machinery and household goods totaling 199 items. Cash sums under ten dollars payable immediately and larger amounts secured by bankable notes with time. Sale proceeds benefit farm closure. no goods removed until noon. Methodist Episcopal Church will serve. Auctioneers Homer Pelton Clayton H Sooy. Clerk Charles Wilder.
Radio listings show WLAS and WEAR on 1070 kHz with Rusting notes for Wesleyan songs and Electric Hour. Includes Elyria Lorain window cleaning firm ads and Ashland Wellington schedule fragments with times and holidays.
A rugged wooded ascent presents steep curves and long grades that challenge drivers on the Crow’s Nest route. Motorists face frequent cooling breaks at the refreshment station and water tank, with cars overheating on the uphill stretches and through sharp bends.
Youths aged 16 to study in the Chevrolet Apprentice Shop in Flint, Michigan, under C. F. Barth. The program, officially named the Chevrolet Apprentice Shop, requires a high school education for advancement and spans about four years with staged salary increases. A new one story building is under construction to house the shop, and initial applicants reside at home in Flint.
A dense list of radio times and orchestra broadcasts across stations WHE WJAY WABC WKBN WGN WLS WMAQ WLW and others. Entries include Wylie's, Lombardo, Babson, Grarbars, Paramount Publix hour, and various dance and music programs with times from morning to late night.
A fragmented list shows radio broadcasts and times across stations such as WHAS WSM WOR KDKA and WGY. Entries mention orchestras ensembles talks dances lectures and special segments including Byrd Expedition coverage and General Electric hour with various music acts.
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