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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1919
Page
4
The Open closed car gains popularity as utility and comfort rise. Mgr Halva of Ogden Motor Car company notes closed sedans, coupes, and limousines appeal to farmers bankers business people and society women. They are now used year round in all regions, offering comfort in summer heat and warmth in winter.
Andrews of the Andrews-Newh Notor company extols Nash Six Sedan for unusual comfort and beauty. The seven-seat car features foldaway auxiliary seats, four wire doors with external handles, adjustable windows, an electric dome interior light, taupe upholstery, and a rigid body with no vibration. Weatherproof with windows closed, it offers interior protection from cold or heat and converts to an open car in summer, earning admirers nationwide.
The Andrews Nash Motor Company promotes the Nish six passenger sporty model with refined detailing and luxury fittings. The car features a low bow wheelbase four seats pedals nickel trim and five white wire wheels. Inside there are nickel hardware, leather upholstery, and decorative touches.
A fragmentary article outlines McMullan of the Chalmers company sharing ten rules for tractor operation and maintenance. It emphasizes careful selection of oils, lubrication, proper starting practices, avoiding experiments, and consulting the lubrication engineer for complex questions.
A report from the service station notes car owners increasingly value regular checks and battery care. Willard battery claims superior insulation and dry performance, with signs of a growing trend toward routine maintenance and detours due to highway construction between Salt Lake City and Ogden. The Utah State Automobile Association expands detour signage and has acquired an official car for traffic notices, while roadwork and street paving prompt shifts in pole placement and curb work along Main and Forest streets. Stay Jensen returns from Idaho teacher requirements. Maple Springs gathering honors B K Hornley of the Y M M I A. Wilson acts on Correll case. Oklahoma governor notified.
The Utah state automobile association reports a new detour plan for a primary route. Signs indicate ongoing work with a tentative start date and limited progress to date. (Note: readable fragments only)
Brigham City receives electric street lighting standards stamped from factory for Main and Forest streets in the paved district. One standard arrived broken but replacement part is en route, with enough components to complete the setup.
Rome July 14 government press statement urges strict public order and firmness against transgressors amid a threatened general strike set for July 20. warns arms and explosives dangers and vows to protect order while urging restraint to avoid violence during tense times.
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