Haynes Auto Under Water for Ten Days
The Haynes Light automobile trade offer reveals long lasting, versatile engines. A 1915 Ohio car survived three feet of water for ten days and years later still runs, will be buried with its owner 100 miles away, and inspires parts to power farm tractors and boats. An Arizona prospector turned his Haynes into a grocery wagon, while midwest farmers await the award to adapt engines for home-built tractors.
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Haynes Automobile Company
C. B. Cuppet
Cuppet Brothers
Haynes Company
Ohio
Arizona
Haynes
Middle West
Fifth Avenue
Michigan Boulevard
Subhiarine accident proves Willard storage battery quality
A Houston area duck hunt tale describes a car sinking in Cedar Bayou after a ferry mishap. The Willard storage battery kept lights burning through the water and air tight cells, illustrating battery quality amid the incident. Also notes a 1916 West Virginia special commissioner sale of zinc dross at Pearlwan Co. and a list of indications for taking Chamberlain’s tablets.
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Houston
Tex
Cedar Bayou
Willard
Ike Levin
Levin
Efrenit Court
Harrison County
West Virginia
Ward
Pearlman Pentatye Incorporated
Morris Girnbaum
Court House
Pearlwan Company, Incorporated
North View
Coal District
Melvin
Sperry
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Haynes Auto
Harrison
Wade Coffmin
Circuit Court
Slelvin
G. Sperry
TL Wade Coffman
America
Pike St
Guppet Bros
Bell
J. Gen
THE
Haynes Automobile CO
Kokomo, Ind
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