Used Cars On Sale From 1920s Motor Listings
1928 Reo Sedan like new with new rubber priced at 1 287.50. 1928 Reo Brougham low mileage and runs like new 1 unit. 1927 Chevrolet Coupe rumble seat in perfect condition 427.50. 1927 Essex Coach in perfect condition with new tires 417.50. 1927 Wolverine Brougham same as new 850.00. 1927 Willys-Knight Roadster low mileage new rubber perfect 1 بند. 1926 Huppy Sedan cannot be duplicated 867.50. 1926 Buick Standard Sedan excellent condition 848.50. 1926 Buick 4-Pass Coupe new tires good paint 498.00. 1926 Oldsmobile Coach with new rubber 3r. 1925 Dodge 4-door Sedan unmatched anywhere 489.00. 1924 Ford Roadster new tires mechanically perfect 99.50. 1924 Studebaker Sedan looks and operates like new 335.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chevrolet
Railroad Ties Found On Southern Track Near Danville
Passen gers on Southern Railway train No. 8 reported a daring wreck attempt on a steep graded fill west of Danville. An obstruction of rail ties was placed to derail the train from either direction. Detectives searched the scene but found no trace while Franklin police investigate possible grudge motive.
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Associated Press
Danville
Southern Railway
Norfolk
Hlmn
J. W. Barnes
R. A. Ashworth
Charlotte
Franklin
Railroad Vandalism Targets Mainline Switches
Frequent attempts to tamper with mainline switches and interfere with train operations have been reported. Authorities caution about ongoing threats to railway safety and urge vigilance from railroad workers and the public.
Coolidge Urges Strong Defense for Peace and Order
Calvin Coolidge in the April Ladies Home Journal argues national defense should be sufficient to deter attack yet not so large as to threaten aggression. He says order underpins liberty and progress and that preparation for defense ranges from local police to the army and navy to preserve peace at home and abroad. He notes no proven method to prevent war and that opinions may differ on strategy.
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Calvin Coolidge
The
Ladies Home Journal
Mr. Coolidge
Coolidge
Army
Navy
Nations debate defense strength and prospects for peace
A historical discussion argues that nations with adequate forces are likelier to enjoy peace than those that neglect their defenses, stressing deterrence and readiness as stabilizing factors.
Craig Acquitted Of Murder Charge
In Richmond on March 29 Murley L. Craig was acquitted of murder in the death of William P. during a James River flood last August 10. The jury deliberated 16 minutes after the defense argued no crime or human causation. Only one witness for the defense, a police sergeant, testified. neither Craig nor Mrs. Craig testified. Liggon’s widow, Mrs. Liggon, married Craig in Washington 26 days after the drowning.
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Richmond
Murley L. Craig
William P
Delibera
Liggon
Craig
James River
Washington
President Job Requests Prompt Washington Visit
The speaker notes many people seek positions from the President and suggests they will likely be excused if they travel to Washington to offer help by filling offices for him.
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Washington
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Hansbrough & Carter Insurance—Real Estate—Investments
Ani
C.L. Robinson Ice and Cold Storage Corp
Winchester
Virginia
Wsold
Winchester Seed
Winchester Milling Corp
J. J. Bedenod Co
Chicago
Makers of
C. B. Organ
Rouss Garage
Braddock Street
Auto Parts Corp
Hudson and Essex
Loudoun Street
Goodyear
W. A. Buncutter & Son
Albin, VA
Reo
Essex
Willys-Knight
Oldsmobile
Hudson Brougham
Hudson
Chrysler
Studebaker
Buick
Graham
Koen Veree
Dodge-Graham
Dodge
George Washing
B. Beverley, Wright
Shenandoah
Nash Dealers
Handley School
Make
Cadillac
Ford
Nash
Star
Overland
H. W. Ebert
Bicker’s Motor Company
Duco
John W. Rosenberger
Trhones
Winchester Furniture Co
South Main Street
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