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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1926

Page

7

Burns Detectives Track Fedco Plated Stolen Cars

A Burns Detective Agency survey for Chrysler discusses the Fedco system for marking cars to thwart theft. The report notes fewer Chrysler thefts and more recoveries since Fedco’s introduction, with owners urged to contact police and Burns offices if a car is stolen.

Chrysler Automobile Company William J. Burns International Detective Agency Chrysler Fedco Burns Detective Burns Fedeo Phe

King George Uses Knight-Motored Car

A Wheterloo Overland manager notes King George of England has used a knight-motor car for sixteen years. The description calls the vehicle a unique study in the progress of motor cars and highlights royal use in modern transport.

George Chewig England WS. Butters Wheterloo-Overland. Company

Royal coach features in still functional antique car

A Knight mastered ear preserved for 1970 use showcases modern additions over the years. It retains original electric and friction drive components, a royal colored wood back and plush interior with cigar cages, and multiple speedometers including trip, miles, and speed readings.

Haller Ty Lement

Knight sleeve-valve engine showcased in 1925 railway coach

A 1925 article describes a railway coach using a Knight sleeve-valve engine praised for quiet, smooth, and trouble-free operation. Luggage-carrying design features strong running boards and wire-wheeled gears, with the car reportedly passing 176,000 miles as a sailing example of its performance.

Teather Knight

Pioneer settler Hiram Taylor dies after long illness

Hiram Taylor a Nashua Iowa pioneer settler and farmer died Monday night after a year of illness. His widow a daughter and two sons survive. The entry notes his long life and family.

Fuucam Upar Dles Nashua Hiram Taylor Ins

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