Automobile survey shows 90 percent use for business
An analysis of 1917 ownership and usage by occupation shows 90 percent of automobile use for business. Farmers, salesmen, and public service workers account for large shares, with autos boosting efficiency and covering more ground than prior transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Willys
United States
E. Farmer
Ughten
Nervice
Amer
Speedi Og
Army
Navy
Red
Cross
Value of Priming Cups for Cold Starts
The text notes priming cups aid starting on cold mornings and recommends spark plugs with priming cups. It mentions a product line referred to as Truck and Wolf and comments that the average farm automobile is a trock as well.
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Truck
Wolf
Fragmented OCR Reads On Belgians and Engines of Justice
The fragment discusses automobile numbers in America and a legal case involving a steamship and a harbor death. It touches on Belgian history Julius Caesar era origins and shifting national borders between Belgium and the Netherlands. The text mixes legal argument with antiquated geopolitical notes.
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Julius Caesar
B.C
Belgium
Netherlands
Holland
Flanders
Belgiuty
New Mexico Portents War and Weather Roundup
A crowded Albuquerque gathering hears health talk as the state plans a white way for principal streets. Burglars net $1,800 while a gas line lineman, H Gafford, is killed on the job. A hospital corporation forms in Albuquerque and road-building expands statewide. Notable deaths include Louis Lermusiaux and William H. Ockel. The State Land Commissioner sells 78,000 acres for timber value, and drought relief combats eastern rains. Military and political shifts unfold as the state braces for broader war mobilization.
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Magdalana
Burglara
Lordabirg
Albuquarque Negroes
Las Vegas
Corporation Commission
The
Oaks Co
Moson
H. Gafford
Roswell
Bernalillo
William H. Ockel
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Cal
San Marchal
Ernest O. Emerson
Alvin B. Wilde
Lovington
Reservation
Gallup
New Mexico
Immaculate Conception
Albuquerque
Fimie
Home Guard
Iso
C. M. Barber
James Baca
Manuel Gonzales
Albino Archuleta
Isias Trujillo
Watrous
Lindsey
Baker
W. B. Lindsey
State University At
Endless blouse options for fall wardrobe
Readers are advised on wartime fabrics and affordable blouses from cotton to Georgette crepe, highlighting two toned, beadworked, and lace trimmed styles. Tips include durable, moderately priced models and a lace finishing trick for centerpieces.
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Akris
Fine Batiste
Georgette Crepa
Golive
Ernte
Georgette
Remilng
Paris Gown Sets Tone for Afternoon to Evening Wear
Paris designers unveil a versatile black gauze gown with silver embroidery suited for day and night. The overdress features a tunic-style skirt, satin girdle with embroidered waist, full sleeves tapering at the wrists, and a high black crepe georgette collar with subtle wire support. Silver and black accessories forecast this season’s elegance.
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Paris
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Seq
Case
Ica
America
Ny Itke
Shay
New York
Belgia
Union News Service
Longobero Antal
New Mexicoublic Health Association
McKinley
Valencia Counties
E. Renaud
Selecy
Mra
J. F. Mills
Santa Fé
Hagerman
Joseph Mahoney
Deming
New, Mexico
Silver
Chyxin
Ao ‘Thes
John ‘Corbett
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