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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1928

Page

6

Snow belt roads kept open. AAA cites economic benefits

Washington January 11 The American Automobile Association reports that over 117000 miles, about half of the main travel arteries in the snow belt states, are kept clear this winter with an expenditure around 5269000. The effort aims to keep transport, food distribution, schools, and social ties functioning, with potential gains exceeding 50000000. Last winter 106721 miles were cleared with a projected 10 percent increase, and costs averaged 43.50 per mile nationwide while Wyoming's high cost skews high. The plan calls for broader state adoption of snow removal programs to sustain economy and public services. YOWAN ENDS LIFE. Minneapolis Minn January: a man, Albert Johnston of Kiron IA, killed himself at Mills Hotel by slashing throat and leaping from third story window.

Washington, D. C Snow Belt American Automobile Association Virginia Wyoming Yowan Minneapolis Mifin Jann Isam Mills Albert Johnston Kiron

LaSalle unveils five new body models at lower prices

Cadillac Motor Car company announces 13 LaSalle body models by Fisher priced from 2360 to 3750 and four Fleetwood bodies from 3000 to 4700. Models include two passenger business coupe and five passenger sedans on 125 inch and 134 inch chassis with enhanced comfort, trim and equipment.

LaSalle Business Men LaSalle Aimialt. Hower Cadillac Motor Car Company Fisher Detroit Javo Lovejoy Cadillac

Better Highways Not More Rules Declared Needed

Col Halsey Dunwoody urged that better highway lighting and facilities would boost road utility by up to fifty percent. He argued regulation alone fails to meet modern traffic needs, calling for construction-focused solutions as the primary long term approach.

Halsey Dunwoody American Construction Council St. Louis Colonel Dunwoody National Automobile Chamber of Commerce

Chrysler Red Head Engine Delivers Noted Power Increase

Reports from Waterloo Motor Sales indicate owners of the Chrysler Red Head high compression engine praise its speed power and acceleration. Chrysler sales manager J W Frazer says letters and dealer reports show widespread enthusiasm and improved climbing ability from using high compression fuels across the union, detailing remarkable performance gains.

Chrysler Sales Corporation Waterloo Motor Sales Company Chrysler J. W. Frazer

Dodge Brothers Victory Six Chassis Showpiece At Local Dealership

A cutaway chassis of the new Dodge Brothers Victory six draws attention in Frank Cotford Jr Inc showrooms. The eight inch deep steel frame follows the body, features eight cross members and no sills, with Lockheed hydraulic brakes and a large engine. The body uses eight major steel stampings claimed to be the largest in the industry, reducing parts by 350 for greater strength. Victory standard and deluxe sedans are on display.

Dodge Brothers New Victory Six Bedge Brothers Victory Frank Cotford, Jr.,Inc Dodge Brothers Automobiles Graham Brothers

Red Head ignition promises fuel economy boosts across cars

Readers report improved performance and higher mileage after installing Red Head ignition on various models. An Iowa note claims 981 miles on 43 gallons, averaging 21.8 mpg, while New York and North Carolina owners praise unfailing response and easier climbs on hills. Some authors admit limited speed testing up to 70 mph.

Chrysler Iowa New Yorker North Carolina

Hupmobile 1928 Six Draws Record Public Response

R S Cole of Hupp Motor Car reports over 3000 sales in four days, 45000 demonstrations, and 500000 visitors at distributors worldwide. The new model surpassed all previous Hupmobile premieres, with strong crowding in major cities from New York to Seattle and praise for its beauty and performance.

R. S. Cole Hupp Motor Car Corporation Cole New York Boston Philadelphia Washington Atlanta Cleveland Detroit Chicago Kansas City Dallas Oklahoma City Los Angeles San Francisco Portland Seattle

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A.A. A LA Salle Frank Collard Jr., Inc Franklin Waterloo Central Tire NBC Red Dodge Brothers, Inc America Dodge Brothers Victory Dodge Brothers Victory Lux Chevrolet Americas Chevrolet Power Apriaga Duco A.C Delco-Remy H. & M. Chevrolet Co West Fifth St
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