The Automobile A Necessity For Public Utility
An essay argues the automobile is essential to national life and efficiency. It cites Collier’s Weekly observations on how cars and trucks augment transportation, save time, and boost productivity, noting their role alongside railroads, streetcars, and farming needs. The text emphasizes the car as a public utility and economic equalizer.
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United States
America
Central West
Seaboard
Morris and Miller Motor Car Co Names and Locations
Morris Motor Car Co lists Cadillac and Chevrolet cars while Miller Motor Car Co advertises Grant and Monroe cars. The brief notice presents two dealership names with brand associations and street cross streets.
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Cramer Motor Car CO
Franklin and Marmon Cars
Morris Motor Car CO
Cadillac
Chevrolet
Miller Motor Car CO
Grant and Monroe Cars
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Dart Motor Truck CO
Hileman Motor CO
Haynes, Mitchell and Velie Cars
Lawson Garage CO
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Perfection Tires
Overland-Hansen CO
Overland and Willys-Knight Cars
Peverill Motor Sales CO
Hudson and Dodge Bros. Motor Cars
Harry Padden Auto CO
Maxwell and Stearns Knight Cars
Veedol Oils and Diamond Tires
Repass Automobile CO
Ford Cars and Accessories
A.C. Stewart Auto Tire CO
Portage Tires
Stewart Motor CO
Case
Sutcliffe-Red Auto CO
Reo
Oldsmobile
Standard Battery Service CO
Willard Storage Batteries
Terminal Electric CO
Detroit & Ranch and
Long Electrics
Exide
West Motor Sales CO
Buick
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Oakland
Chandler
Premier Cars
Republic Trucks
Goodyear Tires
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