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Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1913

Page

8

Car rollovers injure Dunkerton trio in Traer trip

Mr and Mrs Bash and their son were among a party returning from a funeral when the Fisher Carnes vehicle skidded down a steep bank near Hicks and rolled over. Bash and Carnes suffered heavy injuries, other occupants escaped. The wreck left one auto load needing treatment at Hicks.

Dunkerton Hicks F. C. Canfield John

Rural Iowa farmers buy Indian motorcycles for courting

In rural Iowa, 35 percent of Indian motorcycles sold by Guy W. Campbell are to farmers and rural residents. He notes motorcycles offer faster, more convenient travel for courting trips and back, with over 500 Indian motorcycles sold by him in the past year. Campbell runs an exclusive agency across 22 Iowa counties and employs 50 subagents.

Iowa Guy W. Campbell Fourth Street Campbell Waterloo Cedar Falls

Safety over speed marks shift in automobile industry

The speed mania has ended as safety and sane operation become essential for auto growth. G W Bennett of Willys-Overland asserts speed enthusiasts are a small minority and their demands should be ignored by the industry leaders.

United States Michigan Ohio Battle Creek Mich Toledo Castle Lamp Co John N. Willys Willys-Overland Co G. W. Bennett

Popular Fallacy in Auto Building

Oscar Grow of Central Auto & Supply touts the Chandler Light Six for its superior ride quality despite light weight. He argues heavy weight is unnecessary and that smoothness comes from balance and spring materials, countering the belief that larger cars always ride better or use more fuel per horsepower.

Oscar Grow Central Auto & Supply Co Chandler

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