Auto production growth from four to five million yearly
Motor car production surged from four in 1895 to five million annually by 1925, with hundreds of thousands of workers across all branches. The piece traces the dramatic rise of the motor industry, its rapid expansion, and a cautionary note to motorists about risk taking and purchases.
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Amazin Motor Car Development
Hawaiian Boy Wins Firestone University Award
John Texeira of Kauai high school Hawaii wins the national Firestone four year university scholarship in the 1925 national good roads essay contest. His essay was chosen as Hawaii’s best among about 200000 papers from U.S. high school students and submitted through the University of Hawaii extension division before reaching the national judging committee chaired by Dr J J Tigert.
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John Yexeira
Kauai
Hawaii
United States
UU. S. Firestone
Highway Education Board
Texeira
University of Hawaii
Tthe Board
J. J. Tigert
Siamese Twins Tour Boston in Chrysler Sedan
Daisy and Violet Hilton, 16 year old Siamese twins from San Antonio, visited Boston in a Chrysler 70 sedan. They were born in England, orphaned young, adopted by an uncle in San Antonio, educated in local schools, and are talented pianists who sing and dance. They have met many governors and prominent figures during their travels.
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San Antonio
Tex
Boston
Daisy
Violet Hilton
England
United States
Iowa Leads In Overland Car Sales In December
Iowa sold 419 Overlands in December, ranking third nationwide behind Pennsylvania and Michigan. The monthly report from R tu Polk Co Netrak notes 5,232 Overlands sold across the United States. Iowa’s share reflects strong regional demand and the presence of Overland Waterles Co at 500-510 Fourth Street East.
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R. Tu. Polk Company
Netrak
Iowa
Overland Waterles Co
Fourth Street
Right of Way Question Remains Unsettled Among Drivers
The article discusses motorists right of way at intersections, noting no universal legal rule and that in some states drivers from the right are assumed to have priority. It warns not to assume you have the right of way even if approaching from the right, as the other driver may not yield.
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Atos
Soeme
Fragmentary quote on time and danger in humorist saying
Fragmentary readable text cites a humorist remark about a few seconds of lost time risking accident and cemeteries full of people who died maintaining their fight. The passage preserves a style of wry warning but lacks full context or names.
Buick Plant Is Enlarged to Raise Monthly Production
Flint Michigan February 24 The Buick Motor Company announces a March production target of 27122 cars aided by a plant addition. A second building for crankshafts with 108000 square feet is planned. The expansion, first disclosed November 1 1925, aims to lift daily capacity from 1000 to about 1200 cars and annual output toward 300000 cars.
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Buick
Flint
Mich
Buick Motor Company
H. H. Bassett
Bassett
Ford Industry Depth Impresses Iowa Man on Detroit Tour
C A Clark president of Repass Automobile tours Ford plants and reports vast scale. He notes 199,000 Ford workers, 2,000,000 annual production including cars tractors and trucks, and extensive facilities at Highland Park River Rouge and other Detroit sites. He describes a massive, integrated industrial system with steel glass paper and textile mills supporting the motor division.
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Henry Ford
Detroit
Ford
C. A. Clark
Repass Automobile Company
Ford Industries
Tetroit
Henry Ford Company
Clark
Iowa
Highland Park
Motor Division
River Rouge
Fordson
Ford Air Transport Service
Chicago
Studebakers From Osbun Carloads On Display
Several cars from five carloads of Studebakers shipped for B. M. Osbun Motor are on display today in new show rooms on Park Avenue East between Sycamore and Lafayette Streets.
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Studebakers
OSBAN
B. M. Osbun Motor, Corporation
Park Avenue East
Sycamore
Lafayette Streets
Pontiac Interests Hundreds Callers at DuMond Co.
A. J. DuMond, president of DuMond Motor Co, reports strong public interest in the new Pontiac car. Demonstrations at his Fifth Street showroom drew several hundred visitors who praised its appearance, price, and design. The Pontiac, built by General Motors Oakland division at Pontiac, Michigan, features balloon tires, nickeled radiator, windshield equipment, and illuminated instruments.
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General Motors
A. J. DuMond
DuMond Motor Company
Fifth Street
Pontiac
Oakland
General Motors Company
Pontiac, Mich
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Collord-Hull Company
Waterloo, Iowa
Doodge Brothers