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The Pocatello Tribune

Location

Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1925

Page

21

Demand for Closed Types in 1925 Auto Sales

W R Tracy of Oakland Motor Car Co predicts 1925 second half motor car sales in Fege territory will match or exceed the first half. He cites growing demand for closed cars, better roads, steady year round sales, and a shift to non yearly-model production as factors shaping a gradual rise in output and a larger replacement market.

Fege W. R. Tracy Sases Oakland Motor Car Company Mid-West Tracy Oakland

Quiet shift in farm mood amid wheat price drop

The Northwest lumber and fishing industries improve while farmers in Kansas and Nebraska grow cautious as wheat prices fall. Producers expect limited spending until harvest begins in July. Oats have been planted early, with large crops expected across farming territories.

Northwest Kansas Nebraska

Cleaning tips for running boards and cautions on fuel use

The article warns against using gasoline or kerosene to clean running boards. It notes these fuels can crack and rot rubber boards and damage paint on splash pans and fenders. Soap and water are recommended as the practical long term cleaning method.

SHIFT THEN CLIMB Safety guidance for icy hill ascent

The text advises shifting into second gear before starting a climb on an ice covered hill even if chains are fitted. It warns shifting partway up can waste speed and stall the car making it hard to regain traction without large maneuvers.

Import of American perfumes valued near two million

A shipment valued at nearly two million dollars moved overseas containing American perfumes and toilet preparations. The items were part of a recent trade export, with officials noting the significant dollar value and international distribution.

National Automotive Service Convention and Show in Detroit

Detroit hosts the second annual National Automotive Service Convention and Automotive Maintenance Equipment Show at the General Motors Building in May 2023. The event highlights service station efficiency, technician training, and new tools, with a Friday conference on mechanical education and industry cooperation.

Detroit General Motors National Automobile Chamber of Commerce Society of Automotive Engineers The

Battery charging habits blamed for electrical failures

The driver is blamed for battery troubles due to inconsistent charging. When the battery is low he speeds up and lowers the charging rate, then uses full power when not needed, leading to inefficiency and potential failures.

Spring shackles and binding points in ride quality

The passage notes that harsh car rides may relate to spring binding. Forcing grease into spring bolts is not proof of freedom from binding. Misaligned spring eyes can cause binding at certain positions, with bolts or nuts gripping during operation.

Watch Water Pump Avoid Motor Heat

Discussion on motor overheating caused by a worn or rusted pin securing the paddle wheel to the water pump shaft. A failed pin stops circulation, radiator water boils, and a heat warning signals the driver to inspect immediately. Also notes traffic signs and driver attention changes over time.

Egate Sam Old Dobbin

Fragmentary Crime Phrase Reflects Traffic Stop Language

A garbled OCR passage describes a motor vehicle operator violating traffic rules and being confronted by a uniformed officer of Celtic origin. The text includes a mocked query about direction and noticing a sign, with other garbled phrases implying a chaotic dialogue from a historical source.

Belgium backs exhibition to aid housework this summer

Belgium promotes a summer exhibition in Heysel Laeken showcasing articles designed to ease household tasks. Officials emphasize practical devices and domestic helpers for everyday chores.

Belgium Heysel- Laeken

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