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Newspaper

The Sunday Telegram

Location

Clarksburg, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1915

Page

15

Charming Chevrolet Four Ninety Car Debuts at Low Price

The article extols W C Durant and the Chevrolet Four Ninety a full fledged five passenger touring car priced low yet offering top quality. It highlights a 120 inch wheel base 20 horsepower four cylinder engine weight 1700 pounds and advanced features including steam steering gear and all steel body while praising economy durability and performance.

W.c.durant Rade Chevrolet Biz Company W. C Durant General Motors Company W. C. Durant

Traction and Power Company Buys Nine Paige Automobiles

The Rochester Railway and Light Company, a major Rochester New York firm, has awarded contracts to Senecal Motor Car Company Paige distributors for nine Paige cars eight Glenwood Fours and one Paige Six. The purchase followed a prolonged exhaustive testing program comparing many makes. The company is experienced in motor transportation and maintenance.

Society of Automobile Engineers Paige Rochester Railway and Light Railway and Power Corporation Rochester New York Senecal Motor Car’ Company Paige Distributors Pirchase Toft Glenwood Toft Rochester *Railway and Light Company Noinovice Atenance

Haynes Auto Exhibit At Panama Pacific Show

Haynes Auto Company will exhibit the Haynes Light Six chassis at the Panama Pacific exposition in San Francisco within the palace of transportation. Cuppert Brothers distribute America’s first car and note the chassis will match the New York and Chicago shows with a skeleton cowl to display instrument connections. The design emphasizes nickel plating for educational value, and the display aims to contrast past exhibits with simpler, compact features. The automobile section occupies the eastern half of the building, with uniform booths and no railings, featuring Panorama maps including a 250 foot Lincoln Highway mural. Linoleum floors, Italian pergolas, and large vases mark each Haynes exhibit with the trade name on the vase bowls.

San Francisco Palace’ of Transportation States B. Cuppert Cuppert Brothers America New York Chicago Haynes Palace ‘of Transportation United States Pergolas

Largest Buick valve in head car shipment to Pacific coast

A mile long train of 100 freight cars carried Buick valve in head motor cars from the Buick factory. The “Panama Exposition Special” train, valued at over half a million dollars, charged $25,960 in freight, the largest single shipment carrying charge on record. Howard Automobile Company, Buick distributors on the Pacific coast, was the consignee.

Buick Pacific Coast San Francisco Howard Automobile Company Buick Distribuutors Consignee

Army recruiter scolds man overfat in humorous notice

In St Paul Minnesota a recruiter proclaims Mary Yoder too fat to enlist. Sergeant J Fell orders dieting and long walks and abstaining from meat and beer to shed six pounds. Yoder returns after a week reportedly thinner but still uncertain about enlistment.

ST. Paul, Minn Mary J. Fell Max Yoder

The Maxwell Car Ad Warns Against Unsuitable Models

A dealer cautions readers that being swayed by talks into buying a theoretical or unsuitable car leads to regrets. The piece extols the Maxwell as a practical choice with 38,000 satisfied owners, emphasizing low upkeep and affordable original cost as a prudent investment.

Allied War Material Shortage Amid Fast Replenishment

A wartime dispatch notes Allied forces face material shortages yet rapidly close the gap. It cites France and Russia as areas needing supplies, while warning against premature celebration before a decisive offensive. The correspondent observes Entente powers lagged at the war’s start but are now building up strength and numbers.

Lee Cway

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W.C. Durant Wonder Car Haynes Auto Company Palace of Transportation Panama Exposition Maxwell Bach Maxwell Company Ware Sxies Ransone Motor Gar 4Th Street Main & Pike Streets Mee Leeway Will Soondake France Russia
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