Farmers Trucks Save Crops Amid Transport Shortfalls
The piece argues farmers should invest in motor trucks to improve transport of abundant crops. It cites positive conditions for truck adoption by buyers, notes record U S crop potential due to weather and cultivation, and warns current transport gaps waste produce. Farmers may fund these upgrades as prices rise.
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Woodmen meeting for funeral of William Hutchens
W C Hembern of the Woodmen of the World will meet at Lyone meeting house at Five Pointes at 1 o'clock on Sunday October 31 to attend the funeral of William A Hutchens. Badges and white gloves, transportation will be furnished for this informal affair.
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Barars Assist The Auto Manufacturers
Stewart McDonald vice president of Mean Motor Car Co says the bank era has shifted toward supporting the motor car industry. He notes bankers now recognize the car as a utility and help raise standards while avoiding direct car buying advice. Farmers anxiously deposit funds nationwide, influencing auto investments.
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Mean Motor Car Company
United States
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Poisonous Gas From Autos Warns Motorists
Government scientists warn that automotor exhaust fumes contain carbon monoxide, a deadly, odorless gas. Even in open air close to running engines can be dangerous, with unventilated garages posing high risk after minutes of idling.
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Inventive Motors Aid War Efforts in Army Kitchens
The Denver Post surveys American ingenuity in wartime transport and support devices. New mobile kitchens feed battalions of 2,409 men with hot meals and coffee every ten minutes, while portable bread bakeries and dental laboratories streamline care and provisioning. A motorized shoe repair unit supports troops, and convalescent and vocational training programs are planned for returned soldiers. The article highlights multiple mobile devices designed to sustain the army under stress.
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