Spare the Gauge Tire Safety Advice from Neo Motor
Service Manager Don C Streeter warns against neglecting tire pressures after a blowout. A driver’s remark about saving time led to a rear tire failure, a field escape, and miles wasted. He explains under inflation harms sidewalls, causes cord cracks, and can blow out tubes. advocates regular gauge checks during fueling and oiling to improve tire life and fuel economy.
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Don C. Streeter
Neo Motor Car Co
Deaths Heads Warn Motorists In Detroit Police Campaign
Detroit police adopt Deaths Head warning to curb reckless driving at safety zones. Neon skulls on posts shock drivers and remind of dangers. The Rubber Lady device met theft and damage but will be repaired and reinstalled to deter crashes and injuries.
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Detroit
Mich
Police Department Traffic Bureau
Woodward Avenue
City Hall
Mead
Fragmented Health and City Figures from Melbourne Note
The text describes unsafe medical advice and tire repair methods, with a remark about Melbourne reaching a population milestone of one million. The readable content juxtaposes dangerous instruction for injuries with an urban population figure.
Cadillac March Shipments Set New February Record
Lawrence P. Fisher, president of Cadillac Motor Car Company, reports combined Cadillac and LaSalle shipments for February exceed prior records. He notes January and February set new highs, predicts 1925 will see record high priced sales, and Fleetwood custom body business surged with a 104 percent rise over February 1928 and 170 percent for the first two months of 1928. Bad weather affected retail deliveries but future orders remain at historic highs.
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Lawrence P. Fisher
Tha
Cadillac Motor Car . Company
Cadillc
LaSalle
Tha Company
Fisher
Graham-Paige Plans Truck Line Within 18 Months
Graham-Paige will offer a full truck line within a year to a year and a half with regular Graham-Paige dealers handling sales. Joseph B. Graham, president, cites growth to over 2,500 dealers and a rise in dealer property value by about 10 million dollars year over year. The company spent 7 million on factory improvements last year as it expands offerings and representation nationwide.
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Graham-Paige
Graham- Paige Herseer
arsarn-Paige
Burd Auto Supply Company
Robert ©. Graham
Graham Brothers
Boston
Joseph B. Graham
Granam-Paige
Dealers urged to sharpen selection of salesmen this year
Robert Graham warns that competition in the trade this year will require dealers to pick their salesmen more carefully than ever, promising greater opportunities for those who choose wisely.
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Robert Graham
Oldtime Packards Destroyed in Fire at L A Auto Show
Fire at the Los Angeles Auto Show destroyed several Packard autos. The exhibit included a 1901 Packard once housed at the original Packard factory in Warren and a 1907 Packard roadster famed in Los Angeles. The display also showed Old Pacific and Packard Model A cars and highlighted early steering wheel innovation.
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L. A
Lon “Angeles
Shaw
Packard
D. W. Cand
D. Packard
Warren
Earle C. Anthony
California
Packard ‘Distributer
Anthony
Historic car mechanisms cited in early 1900s overview
The article notes early car innovations such as the H slot gear lever and automatic spark advance. It recounts a 1907 Packard roadster burned in Los Angeles and Oakland, which reportedly traveled the distance without stopping the motor or wheels, fueled by a Packard Eight that accompanied the trip.
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Pia
Waterloo area election results and railroad commission hearing
In Waterloo on Tuesday March 13 voters elected members to the east and west school boards and a treasurer for the east district. No objectors appeared at a railroad commission hearing on the W O F N application to operate a bus line between Waterloo and Cedar Rapids. An explosion at a dry cleaning establishment on Fourth Street East damaged nearby buildings with losses estimated at 500 to 800 dollars.
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Waterloo
Cedar. Rapids
East School Board
Will
Kane
Glanda D. Cass
West School Board
Andrew G, Reid
Mra
J. G McAlgin
Ira Blough
East District
Wyant
Fourth ‘Street
East Side Auto Co. to Open Auburn Dealership
East Side Auto Co. at 108 Fifth Street East will operate a new Auburn car dealership with Guy R. Morrow as manager. Officials plan a Saturday opening with factory reps to showcase Auburn models. The Auburn firm, based in Auburn Indiana, has grown from 200 workers to over 12,000 and now offers three lines and prices from 995 to 2055 dollars.
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East Side
Auito
Fifth Street
Auburn
Guy .R. Morrow
Automobile Company
Ind
Fred 5. Duesenberg
F. Ven
Raust
Herbert Snow
Harry Miller
Control Instruments Bsn
Why We Chose Auburn In Consumer Auto Appeal
An automotive buyer explains choosing Auburn for its strong financials, stable manufacturing, and quality standards. The firm emphasizes not obsoleting models quickly and invites customers to compare and test drive new Auburn models, promising no pressure to buy if they do not meet expectations.
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Auburn
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