The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-03-09
A A A MEMBERSHIPS VALUABLE
TO OWNERS OF AUTOMOBILES

Is there an AAA insignia on
your radiator?
The Montana Automobile Asso-
citation, or the Montana branch Of
the American Automobile Associ-
ton, is one of the viril progressive
organizations of the state. AL
most any car owner has interest
enough at stake to make an AAA
membership a good investment.
i One of the association 13
/ branch offices is located at Wolf
Point and Secretary Gordon of
the Commercial club is it's repre-
sentative, and authorized to re-
ceive the fee and issue member
ships. w. L. Young, president of
the club. represents this highway
district on the associations board
of directors.
Purposes
To do any and everything pro
per and necessary to encourage
the building and maintenance of
good roads in Montana.
To give publicity to the scenic
beauties and agricultural and in
dustrial advantages of Montana.
To furnish every possible useful
service to members of this asso-
citation and those from other
states using Montanas highways.
To do any and everything
which may be for the betterment
of the individual motorist and use
of the public highways.
The Montana Automobile Asso-
citation is a non-profit club affil-
lated with the American Automo-
/ bile Association.
Wherever you go in your cars
watch for the AAA branch office
signs. and service garage signs.
II Reasons For Joining
It gives free towing and emer-
gency road service to members
within an eight-mile radius This
service is now in operation and
many members are taking advan-
tage of it. Members when travel
ing in any other state are given
this same free service
1t is the only organization in
the state that directly concerns
itself with protecting and forward
ing the interests of the individual
car owner.
1t is the only affiliated A. A. A
motor club in the state, and mem
bers of the Montana association
are entitled to the reciprocal SER
vice of more than $50 A. A. A..
clubs throughout the United
States and Canada.
1t maintains thirteen branch
touring and information bureaus
at logical points throughout the
state for the convenience of it's
own and all mmebers of A. A. A.
clubs
It publishes a good sensible
road map of Montana, distributed
widely to all other automobile
clubs, touring bureaus, CONNER
cial clubs and similar organiza-
tions throughout the country Ex-
changing with the $50 A. A. A.
clubs alone shows the scope of
this distribution.
It conducts publicity depart
ment which issues data and in
formation to other states setting
forth Montanas scenic wonders
and highways and industrial, ag-
ricultural and investment advan-
tages and drawing powers for
tourists Fishing, hunting and va
cation spots are properly adver-
/ tised
1t has department to recover
stolen automobiles of members.
1t issues weekly road informa-
ton bulletin showing condition of
Montana's highways, indicating
detours and giving other valuable
information.
1t furnishes members with free
maps covering any road or route
in the country.
1t maintains a watchful legisla-
tive department having in mind
matters of special helpful interest
to the car owner and traveller. 1t
works diligently with Congress on
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