davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Bungalows for Sale
Income Bungalows for Sale

FIVE ROOMS. bath downstairs, three
rooms. bath up; garage. stoker heat.
81. 100 terms. Hubbard 63ss.
HURLBUT- Harper-Attractive. 50: in
sulated siding basement furnace; 50 $50.
81 $50 down. Acme, 1903 Gratiot
SARATOGA Gratiot Extraordinary bar
gain. attractive rooms down. and
hath up. full basement. furnace drive.
garage. well rented. 81 500, terms. Acme.
$500 Gratioi
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Housekeeping Rooms

WAITHAM, l2404 (Gratiotl-Clean. nicely
furnished; innerspring mattress; good To-
cation; phone.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

DRUG STORE or confectionery: spiendiC
business, low overhead near school
Owner. Townsend $685..
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

CONFECTIONERY for rent with nxtures
You pay for stock. 1889 Plymouth
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

PARTNER with business ability: reliable (.
large automobile accessory store-shop /.
wonderful opportunity. Arlington 1850.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Children TO Booyd

DESIRABLE neighborhood. wholesome
food. COMFORTABLE PLAYRooM
children. room parent. TEMPLE l-29s2.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Summer Cottages for Sale

SOLID brick 5000 81. #: suitable for
shop or manufacturing purposes; 81 600
down RA. 55s5.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

ANTofNETTE. 45s (woodward)-i-2 c.
Portable Housekeeping: studio cot
water telephone. reasonahle
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Business Property for Sale

WYANDOTTE stores on Main Business
street near Industrial center. Vinewood
222iS. Wyandotte Savings Bank.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

A BEAUTIFUL brand new 2-pc. rich red
mohair living room suite, sac, x34.
MitchelI's. 5000 Gratiot.
A COMPLETELY new better groom OUTFIT,
includes 2-pc. mohair living room suite.
9xl2 rug, lamps. tables. 5-pc. kitchen
set, 3-pc. bedroom suite. spring and mat
tress, pillows. only $s5. liberal terms.
WARDS Outlet. 7434 Harper.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
StoUes and Heaters

OIL burner. $40 repairs. reasonable
Gondeks. soTi Joseph campau. 1868
West Warren.
TABLE TOP GAS STOVE. $3.50
Browns Appliance. 10000 Woodward
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

AAA-s-Pc. DINING ROOM SET $50. 81
HARPER FURNITURE 1880 HARPER
A BEDROOM suite. 3-pc. walnut finish.
slightly marred In shipment: sacrinee.
xls73: terms. Alvin, s7l5 West Vernon.
BEAUTIFUL 3-pc. bedroom suite wal.
nut veneer double waterfall bed. roomy
chest, large dresser; was SIS; Used 4 mos.
sac. 500 Mitchelrs 5000 Gratot.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
<AhN REAL ESTATE CORNER <A4nN
aE9@aA FOR RENT For SALE 1ae9@1A
housekeeping Rooms

CoLoRED-Room. kitchenetts: furnished,
unfurnished. 722 Jos. Campau; i3is
Harper. Temple 1-72S.
coLoRED-i435s Lumpkin; unfurnished
rooms; private kitchen; reasona BILE
Townsend 7-600s.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Houses for Sale

HOUSES TOT SQfe
ALL NEw-"1a4I" MODELS
4 rooms and bath. full basement. insulated.
de drive. near schools stores. y Il A..
and Insurance Open. 22s3i Cushing. East
Detroit. y mile east of Grstlot. south OF
Smile Road
1896 Grstiot HENzE co. AR. 1919
BARTON Livernois-5-rms.. bot air hit. I;
35-n. lot, 200, terms LA. $751;.
BEAUTIFUL six-room frame Al condi-
/ ton; Oakland and 7-Mile section: 81. 100.
with l0eo down, balance same as rent.
shown by appointment
CHERRYLAwN (Grsnd RIVER : Seven
Hogarth 1850.
EcoRsE-4e Union, near Jefferson: Al
condition, 7 rooms. suitable for single
home or income bungalow, gas heat, attic
insulated, garages; 50. 500.
ELSA REALTY a INVESTMENT co.
e2i7 West For vi. l-14OO
GRANDVILLE schoolcraft : Five room
brick; practically new; $3.50 down, $40
month. including taxes. Mr.. Brand, Ho-
GREENDALE East. $50 = six rooms
frame. garage. S3.250; appointment
Cadillac $3.50.
Lorraine, 5792-s rooms. steam; garage I.
I 50. 900 CASH; $500 TERMS. TYLER
I 5-34s1.
MEYERS. EAST. SIS fHazel ParkD-Four
large rooms. tile bath. full basement /.
resdy 70 occupy. $500 down. Call Royal
Oak 1850.
RUTHERFORD PURITAN Five-room
/ brick; gas heat. natural fireplace six
months old: unfinished income attic; $3.50
down. S43 per month. including taxes
! Mr.. Brand. Hogsrth $500.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Vacant Lots for Sale

ARDMORE Cooley High, between Fenkell.
Puritan improvements. 15067 snowden.
Dawson 154s.
DEARBoRN-200 bargain lots. FLA. all
improvements provided. Call Temple
1-7707.
DEARBoKlS nfGHLANDs-Beautif home
sites; $3.50 ana up. DE. 1883.
CROSSE Pointe ods-Hawthorne boue
ward; desirable LOT soxi33 Hogarth 097l
LARGE lots, s1Cn-s3oo; $40 down. s.
monthly DE LEUIL, Grand River
Eight Mile.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

A FAMOUS make bedroom suite. marred
veneers, regular Sl1a; will sacrifice S4s,
terms WARDS Outlet, 7434 Harper.
A FEW factory soiled inuerspring mat
tresses. IS. IS. See II. MOSS, 7755 Grand
River Open Sunday and evenings
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Business Opportunities


A MANUFACTURING business established
years, making equipment for automo-
bile manufacturers. Is for sale. Income
tax reports SHOW net profit over sl2 900
to $4,000, investigate this. Can between
Q and -. Dearborn 004O
BEAUTY sHoP-ouick sale. large shop
or partnership. reason, draft. Townsend
s-0714.
CONFECTIONERY and lunch: excellent
business; next school. 634i West Chi
eago. Tyler l-se6s
CONFECTIONERY for rent with fixtures
You pay for stock. 1889 Plymouth
Road.
DRUG STORE or confectionery: splendid
business. low overhead, near school,
Owner. Townsend 6-9523.
GRocERY-Fixtures ana complete stock,
including building: also ak rooms, bath
steam heat. basement two-car garage
So. 900, 81 900 down. Temple i-00ss, Tyler
5-0722
LUNCH ROOM sell OF take partner; man
or woman. reasonable. 5l0S Hamilton.
PARTNER with business ability: reliable
large automobile accessory store shop /;
wonderful opportunity. Arlington 1850.
REsTAURANT-Small seats IS, over $500
week business, $40 month rent; So, 200.
81 500 down. Run now entirely by help.
s040 West Vernon.
RESTAURANT equipped good IN
come: excellent location. Apply Mr.. Cas-
SAM, Jad Refrigeration, l3207 woodrow
/ Wilson.
/ REsTAURANT-wo supply Sell
ing on account Of illness Factory dis
triet, Hot spot l0005 sehaefer road
SHOE Repair Business-Complete lands
machinery; si75, must be sold At once.
/ 1905 Taylor. near Twelfth
VERY PROFITABLE business opportunity;
Investment
capable man with car. Cali l0-4. 1905
Lahser. near Grand River
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Farms and Lands for Sale

ACRES 30---Near Richmond corner Big
Hand and Hebel road: garden farm. .
s-room home; reconditioned. electricity
furnace; other buildings; terms. Vermont
e-p699
BARGAIN-i0-acre pieces, $500. Willow
and Elwsn roads. owner. Cherry 6i5e
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Vacant Lots for Sale

RELIABLE builder wanted: FLA. lot ready
for development. We. 5-2670.
ROYAL oAK-s3OO up. Huntington Woods.
$3.50 up; approved F. II. A. "Hornoeck.'
Royal Oak 0ss0.
s-MILE frontage, near Kelly: Improve
ments: lots 500. terms. 1885 Msddelein:
35-FooT LoTs-sl00
VIII sell entire group OF 20 35-foot lots
near Rouge Park at 500 each. OWNER.
RIA. 5565.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

RESTAURANT-Fuly equipped good in
come. excellent location. Apply Mr.. Cas-
SAM. Jad Refrigeration, 13207 woodrow
Wilson.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Acreage for Sale

1-3-5-ACRE parcels; Van Dyke. near
Chryser tank plant. karwick. Oldham
$685.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Business Places for Rent

WESTERN MARKET location. 27i3 Hum
bodt. Store and storage room above.
suitA Die for wholesale or retail. Just va
Gated. 500 per month. 1855 Michigan.
LA. 0T00
Wholesale DISTRIBUTORS NOTICE.
We have available space IN modern. CEN
trally located building suitable for whole
sale distributing business concern. Heat.
light, Jsnitor service. Passenger ana freight
elevator service.
THE DETROIT BANK Pa s5sS
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

GROCERY-Fixtures ana complete stock
including building: also ak rooms. bath
steam heat, basement. two-car garage
So, 000 81 600 down. Temple l-0Os6, Tylel
5-O722
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

BEAUTY sHOP-Quick sale large shop
or partnership, reason, draft. Townsend
SOFIA.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Halls for Rent

lANARANTH HALL available weddings
dances. parties, etc Grand River anc
.Trumbull. above Detroit Bank.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21
Board and Room,

BOULEVARD EAST GRAND. la00-com-
Portable rooms. homo cooking; double.
single. Olive o620.
GREENLAwN, s0zI (Tfreman) Comfort
able, private: working gentlemen's home
excellent meals; transportation.
MARTlNDALE, $500, near Grand River.
Joy Road excellent meals: congenial
home; single. double; garage.
PHILADELPHIA, WEST, e4-Upper; ex-
cellent meals one. two: references.
transportation: reasonable.
PINGREE, 270i-American home. privi-
leges. laundry; workingmen preferred.
Tyler 4-0T72.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

AURANT-Workmens supply. Sell
ing on account Of illness Factory dis
trict. Hot spot. lOO05 Sehaefer road
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-04-21

LUNCH ROOM; sell OF take partner; mar
or woman reasonable. 5l0s Hamilton.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29
Where Big Trout Jump

another summer go by without joining
our jolly bunch in our happy hunting
grounds.
Heads in Yellowstone
The Madison river heads in the Vel
lowstone park and winds its way be-
tween the Madison range and Tobacco
Root mountains, to Three Forks, where
it joins its two sisters and forms the
mighty Missouri
The little village of McAllister lies
in an informal junction where this
wonderful river has been slowed up
by man who has built a great dam
across 1t in order to use its energy
for commercial purposes. But the river
refuses to be marred by such trifle
and has spread its waters over the
meadow land and formed beautiful
lake called Meadow lake. Here is the
sportsman's happy hunting ground. Its
waters abound with fish and its sur
face is covered with wild water fowls
In 4 shaded nook where the little
stream Of Meadow creek donates its
waters to the lake are many summer
homes. Meadow lake is 81 miles long
and about a miles wide. The water
is clear and blue.
The Loeb Leven are very beautiful
This trout originated in Scotland and
like good Scotchman, are very
gamey and scrappy. They are a dark
fish with white belly. Their sides are
covered with black crosses and cres-
cents and often they have beautiful
yellow and orange spots mixed in.
They average about 81 pounds. al
though they grow much larger
RainbOws in River
We also find many Rainbow trout
in the lake and river. These fish will
put up the best fight and stay with
1t longer than any game fish 1 know
OF. A short time ago I saw a fisherman
hook a nice Rainbow and in the fight
that followed it jumped clear over his
boat.
The Rainbow is beautiful fish. II
has silver sides with a mark running
down each side which has the. colors
of rainbow. The largest I have ever
seen caught out of Meadow lake of
this species was Is pounds This fish
was caught by farmer from Harri-
son Mont, with willow pole.
You can rent boats on this lake
from which you may spend hours try
ing out your pet rod and flies. And
never has fisherman left disap-
pointed.
People from all over the United
States try their luck here. There are
several streams tributary to the Madi-
son. Among these are Meadow creek.
Jack creek and ODell.
Meadow creek has two forks which
head in the Tobacco Root mountains,
starting from lakes. This stream is
full of cutthroats, which are similar
in color to the Rainbow except that
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29
BY A. FISHERMAN

When Jsnah was fairly inside the
whale he vented his rage by kicking
the thing that had swallowed him SO
neatly on the ribs. Naturally the
whale demonstrated. You deserve IT,"
rejoined Jonah. ''If you had just kept
your darned mouth closed this would
not have happened"
One does not hear stories like this
one about Jonah in the fishing camps
OF the Madison valley, but there are
times when the yarns that are told
there would make the Baron Num-
chausen tremble for his reputation. 1t
Is the greatest inland fishing ground
IN the west, the mecca, in season, of
thousands of disciples of Isaac WAL
ton, who after the days fishing is
done, foregather in the Longing rooms
OF the little hotels that have grown
up on the shores of the lake, and
over the fragrant jimmy pipe. talk
fish. Mostly the talk is about the big
ones that were hooked that day, but
not landed. Nothing but fish and fish,
ing gear, and fishing experience The
layman listens and laughs and goes to
bed TO dream of fish and is awakened
by the odor OF fish frying in the pan
for his breakfast. It is the premier
place piscatorial
The man Of philosophic mind can
not help thinking how easy it may
have been for gatherings of this kipd
to originate fish stories that have as
tonished the world, like that, for in
stance, of Jonah and his whale Per-
haps in the ancient days. on the shores
OF the sea OF Galilee. in some meet
ing place OF fishermen, the story OF
the great swallowing originated. which
grew TO be wondrous tale. became
gospel truth with the mellowing years,
and finally found its place in holy
writ Who knows?
The following account is by lover
of the outdoors.
Have you ever risen in time to see
the sun shooting its rays of rose and
gold over the Madison river and across
Meadow lake? Have you ever sat on
the shore or in boat with hook and
line listening TO the sleepy birds begin
their twitterings and watched the alert
trout jumping in their efforts to get
their breakfast from the air above the
water? Mo- Well you have missed
something that is real, something that
is worth your time. Once you have
filled your lungs with the cold crisp
air of the Madison under such circum-
stances, you will thank your Maker
you are alive, and you will never allow
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29

The oil that reeled off an amazing
1888 miles on one regular fill, in
blazing Death Valley, was proved to
be an oil of the Nth degree-an oil of
new high character. Hence its name:
C0N0C0 Nh MOTOR OIL
This dramatic test, supervised impair
TALLY and Officially Certified, was SIM
pie, yet harsh. identical new cars
were taken to Death Nalley-where
the heat hits record highs. 5 of these
cars were each assigned a different
widely known, highly advertised
motor oil. The sixth car used new
Conoco Nth motor oil.
Each car was broken-in on a brand
assigned by lot. Then, one 5-quart fill
of this same oil went into the crank
case-kept under lock. The cars were
driven 81 mihes an hour until oil fail
ure cracked up each engine-utterly
wrecked it, All of this under impartial
official scrutiny, as l0as erery step in the
test, right on through the dramatic finish.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29

t.ful. 1t is also the home of Rainbow
and brook trout.
But ODell! The stream of fish! 1t
is short-only a few miles in length.
1t starts from springs in a meadow
above the city of Ennis. Throughout
its waters Turk the willy. trout. Loeb
Leven. Rainbow, cutthroats and brook
Here is where the angler quietly makes
his way through the tall grass around
to the side OF a deep blue hole; he
cautiously squats down before making
his cast. In every way he matches his
brains with that of the quick denizen
of the water he seeks. A hook care
fully guided whisks above the blue,
deep hole-his fly floats for an in
slant on the water, and then, flash
like a streak Of lightning comes from
the depths, a huge trout leaps high
in the air. the water becomes alive,
the fight is on. AS quick as his prey
is the angler, his line tightens, his
reel sings. electricity is in the air,
excitement everywhere The fight lasts
for ), 10. yes Is minutes; sport
royal, free to be engaged in by kings
or the lowly alike.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29
State Stream, FLOU
Is Almost Normal

Montana stream flow for the water
year Oct. /, 1910. to May Is was
Slightly below normal
The United States geological survey
reported the Kootenai river at Libby
had an average of 4,267 second-feet
for the period. compared with the
five-year average of 1900 second-feet.
On the Clark fork at ST. Regis the
flow was 2449 second-feet for the
period, compared with 1884 second
feet for the five-year average
The readings largely reflect flow
from snow-stored water which feeds
streams.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29
SOLDIERS "JUTE"
TO JUTE BOXES

CAMP ROBERTS. Soldiers
here like detective stories. comic books.
softball, soda fountain drinks, jute
box music in the post exchanges. mo-
ton pictures and the command "to
fall out for a l0-minute rest" They
don't care so much for the first call
at $40 a. m.
And that should be a pretty good
index to what people all over the
country like because Camp Roberts
trainees come from the north and
south, east and west. 1t probably would
48 states Is represented by the draftees
who are undergoing training here.
Chicagoans talk about flying home
for Christmas: some of the New York
ers recount tales Of "thoity- thoid
street," Kansans are hoping to be sent
back to Fort Leavenworth because
it's close to Kansas City and, boy,
that's fun"
You hear every type of sectional
speech. For instance in post exchange
the other night a sun-blackened, lanky
Texan gave his wrist quick flip and
a lariat sailed out to settle over the
head and shoulders of companion
far down the counter.
That's the way All was roped in
hyar by old Uncle Sammy" he
drawled with a grin.
Perhaps none of the men are re-
spectful enough to California, their
host. Most Of them maintain that they
would not trade an acre of their own
states for all of California, generally
making that statement in the presence
of the loyal native sons. 1t usually does
not fail to start an argument.
The observations as to the likes and
dislikes of soldiers is based upon their
actions In the post exchanges-the So
cial centers of the camps-and upon
the merchandise which seems to be
most heavily stocked in these places.
The interior of a post exchange is
usually large rectangular room with
an implanted board counter running
along three or even four sides with
an opening left for the entrance. All
OF these have barber shop and tailor
shop in connection and some of the
more fancy ones feature such soldierly
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29
Deadly Rdttlers
Struck Mans Hand

Being set upon by one rattlesnake
Is generally considered to be more
than enough Of a good thing, but Bob
Jones, Is years ago in Livingston, had
the distinction Of being the target OF
a couple Of the rattlers, and is thank
ing his stars that he got off as luckily
as he did.
Jones was driving some stock at a
ranch northwest Of Livingston, when
without the customary warning two
rattlers struck at him, one burying its
fangs in Jones' hand. He was hurried
to the ranch house. where first aid
was given and then he was brought
to his home.
Jones says that while he was driving
some horses from the range he was
struck simultaneously by two snakes
One leaped from the ground about
three feet and buried its fangs in the
palm Of his hand. The other struck
him on one leg, but did not penetrate
his clothing to the flesh. He was given
home remedies Immediately, tourni-
quet tied about the wound and the
hand soaked in cold spring water
Good natured" alcohol was next used,
and following that tobacco poultice
was applied to the wound. This poul-
tice, Jones says, drew a green froth of
the deadly venom from his hand.
The young man did not seem to feel
any i'll effects from his unusual ex-
perience.
He killed both snakes.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29
Why this Astounding result
was possible

New Conoco Nth motor oil contains
a Conoco-originated synthetic u. S.
Patent 2,21s,1 called Thialkene in
hibitor. An inhibitor in motor oil acts
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29
CLOSEUP DANCING
ANGERED SOLONS
BACK IN 1928
Reprinted from the Grass Range
Review of 1922

"On with the dance, let Joy be I'M
refined" will be repealed by the 18th
legislative assembly If Representative
P. j. Cavanaugh Of Silver Bow county,
backed by Mrs. Catherine Calk Nc
Carly and Mrs w. w. Hamilton, have
their way, according to an announce
ment in the administration mouth
piece in Helena.
They are going to forbid closeup
dancing by state law.
They'll let you dance, but all OF
the Joy must be removed to suit these
earnest lawmakers. They are promis-
ing to put through some laws all
shading to the deepest blue to ex-
purgate all spontaneity and make our
dancing stupid as can be.
For instance, the legislators decree
it is not meet to shake in dancing,
anything but the feet. At arms length
partners, all sedate, should stay nor
ever cheek to cheek immodest sway.
All smuggling close. all heads on Shout
ders lain, give Pat Cavanaugh of Butte
an awful pain. The strangle hold is
more than he can stand and all these
things he wishes strictly banned.
At all sorts of jazz he shoulders,
through his righteous bones when
ever he hears the jazzy saxaphones.
To put more bars along the dancers
way, out after no more may young
folks stay. If under IT and still un-
wed, at 9 o'clock they must go home
to bed, unless of course, all decorous
and right. they have a chaperon with
them at night. If Pat with legislators
has his way. all these laws will come
to pass one day. Can you imagine then
how gay and free our dancing a la
Catherine will be? To pious strains,
funereal. we'll glide and hold our
partners sternly from our side.
We're sure that on Mount Olympus
all the gods must smile and chuckle
at us clods. Silenus or gay Bacchus,
as you will, sure has good cause at
us to laugh his fill. Can't you Just
see him, vine leaves all adrape, his
cheeks the purple color of the grape,
his fat sides shaking boisterously with
glee. dig in the ribs the muse, Terp-
sichore? Can't you just hear him say,
Look here, old dear, they've got it
in for you and me, that's clear. With
prohibition they have tried their best
to take out of their lives my bubbling
zest. They've made it quite a crime,
in light OF day. to take a sip and
drive dull care away. but all in secret
more and more, they quaff until they
like fools become. It Is to laugh!
And now this man from over old
Butte way is to fire thunderous broad
sides every day at you, Terpsichore,
though it IS to laugh to think that
he could ever cramp your style. They'd |
better try reforming. We should say.
our old friend Mars, who Couely |
speaking. each day is getting worse
and worse in every way.
Thus speak the gods and ever laugh |
anew, at all the foolish things our
legislators do.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1941-08-29
Here is what happened

New Conoco Nh oil went 13,S9S.S
miles. Not another oil came within
1888 miles of this. One outstanding
oil failed S,26S.6 miles sooner than
new Conoco Nth motor oil. So it out
distanced the five competing oils by
74Go to 1919.