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Your government requests the new War Service Regula
tions outlined below! These new regulations were put in force in
Omaha July 15, 1918. On that date the motor car industry and motor car owner
ship were put on a war footing.
It's most imperative that every motor car user every dealer every repair shop
-every service station-note carefully the War Service Policy adopted as a meas
ure of national defense. Please read this proclamation, and as a patriotic duty,
call it to the attention of your friends!
Releasing Men for War Work and
Cutting Down Useless Waste!
These vitally important functions must be accomplished. In order to
give our very utmost in man-power and material, many old practices in service must
give way to the new order of things! War is our business nou--and it's yours! The
Omaha Automobile Trade Association have, individually and collectively, pledged
themselves to the following Win-the-War service measures as requested by the War
Service Committee of the War Economy Board of the Council of National Defense:
1. We will discontinue all unnecessary and free service and inspections.
2. Our salesroom, repair shop and all other departments will be closed after
6:00 p. m. daily, and all day Sundays and holidays.
3. In order to eliminate unnecessary office work, the Government has re
quested that all business be conducted as eeonomically and efficiently as
possible. Therefore, on and after July 15th, 1918, charge accounts will be
discontinued. All parts, repairs and labor will be C. 0. D.
Conserve Gasoline, Oil and Grease Whenever Possible
How You Motor Car Users Can Help
The new Vin-the-War Service policies will not work a hardship on any user. You
can help the Government materially by your cheerful co-operation. You can help by using your car sen
sibly and economically. Save labor, gasoline, oil, grease and material wherever possible. Learn more
about your car and how to care for it. These measures are put up to you in the light of patriotic service!
i ou will recognize the necessity of such action.
The Omaha Automobile Trade Association
For Additional Information, Call Clarke G. Powell, Secretary, Phone Douglas 921
Members of Omaha Auto Trade Association
Card-Adam Motor Co.
Clement Motor Co., W. M.
Crumblii s-Van Doren Co.
De Jong Auto Co., J. H.
Dill Motor Car Co.
Douglas Motor Corporation.
Electric Garage Co.
Ford Motor Co.
Haarmann-Locke Motors Co.
Holmes-Adkins Co.
Huffman Auto Co., W. L.
Huffman Motor Car Co., Fred C.
International Harvester Co.
Jonet-Hanien-Cadillac Co.
Jones-Opper Co.
Knudten Auto Co.
Lininger Implement Co.
Mclntyre-Hayward Motor Co.
Maxwell Motor Sales Corporation.
Motor Co., The.
Murphy & Son, Andrew.
Murphy-O'Brien Auto Co.
Nash Sales Co.
Nebraska-Buick Auto Co.
Nebraika-GIide Co.
Nebratka-Haynes Auto Co.
Nebraska-Oldsmobile Co.
Nebraska-Patterson Co.
Nebraska Storage Battery Co.
Nebraska White Co.
Northwall Co., The T. G.
Noyes-Killy Motor Co.
Oakland Motor Car Co.
Prince Auto Co.
Raapke Motor Car Co.
Reim Company, Geo. F.
Smith, Guy L. -Standard
Motor Car Co.
Stewart Motor Co., J. T.
Studebaker Corporation.
Studebaker-Wilson, Inc.
Toozer-Gerspacher Motor Co.
Traynor Auto Co.
Van Brant Automobile Co.
Victor Motor Co.
Western Motor Car Co.
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