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LONG WHEEL BASE 118
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This car made its appearance upon the streets of Omaha a few days ago, meet
ing unqualified approval on every hand. Wherever it stops it becomes the cen
ter of an admiring throng. Those who knew it was in process of construction,
here in Omaha, found, a surprise in store for them. It surpassed their expectations.
The permanent factory will be erected at the boulevard and Ames avenue. At
present a temporary building is used at this location , and men are building cars
every, day, several more of which will be seen on the streets this week. 1,000
Omaha "30" and 1 ton trucks will be turned out between now and May 1, 1913
MADE IN OMAHA"TKe Hub of the Middle West"
OMAHA MOTOR CAR CO.
GENERAL OFFICE: 1223-4-5 City National Bldg. FACTORY: Boulevard and Ames Ave.
OMAHA, NEB.
