THE ALLIANCE (NEBRASKA) HERALD
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Thursday, July 31st, 1919.
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DENBY
Motor Tracks
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Do You Keow a
Track Replaces four Horses
It will, Mr. Farmer, and it will save you a lot of money
you now pay for extra help to keep those horses busy.
The motor truck enables you to increase your earnings by increasing your facilities to
market your products and at lower cost; it costs nothing to keep when not in use and when
in use reduces your hauling costs one-half. If you have not investigated the value of a
motor truck on the farm you should, in all fairness to yourself, do so now.
Farming is the most extensive business in the world
and here Denby tracks have proved, time and time
again, their proud claim of being profit makers and
money savers. There are more than 75,000 motor trucks
in use on the farm today seventy-five per cent of the
Denby track sales in Nebraska are made to f armers.
Something then, must be fundamentally right
about Denby construction to command such respect and
confidence among the fanners. And there is you will
find this basic rightness in every part of Denby construc
tion from the powerful, economical motors, all the way
through to the removable bushings that protect each
wearable part and which save the cost of replacing the
part itself when wear does take place a big saving of
both time and money.
The buyer of a Denby truck makes his purchase not
on claims of what it will do, but on concrete evidence of
what it has done. Years of use in the hands of owners
covering every line of business under all sorts of condi
tions of road, load and climate, have established every
where their reputation for handling all kinds of hauling
with the maximum economy and performing the hard
est tasks with ease.
It is significant of their ability that they enjoy wide
popularity in the places where the requirements are the
most severe in the mountain states where steep grades,
unimproved roads and high altitude call out everything
that is in a track; on the border and below it in Mexico,
where they must travel in some cases hundreds of miles
from service station or repair man; and throughout the
islands of Australia where the breakage of a vital part
would mean delays of months in getting replacement.
You may not want to use your track under these condi
tions, but the qualities and characteristics that enable
Denby tracks to meet these extraordinary conditions,
also assure you maximum reliability and minimum
maintenance with your Denby.
The current models are the finest examples yet pro
duced of Denby engineering and manufacturing skill;
but in the essentials of design they do not differ greatly
from our first track. For time only strengthens their
dominance.
Sold in Alliance and Chadron by
Chandler - Hupmobile Agency
SCHWABE BROS., Proprietors
Corner Second St. and Laramie Avenue, ALLIANCE, NEBRASKA