THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE? OCTOBER 20, 1918.
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War
TT is with the united forces of humanity and
machinery that we have been able to turn the tide of
the great war "over there."
Through the combined efficient use of TRUCKS and TRACTORS we
have been able to give UncleSam quickly those products which he
needs most in the maintenance of the great American army and navy.1
But the war isnt over yet and it
behooves every one to utilize
every minute to the best advantage.
The greatest time savers in mod
ern history are TRUCKS and
TRACTORS.
Every day TRUCKS and TRACT
ORS are the means of speeding up
production and at the same time
conserving man power. . x
It is a truly patriotic duty to utilize
TRUCKS and TRACTORS to
the maximum, 'to produce the
maximum at a minimum cost. '
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These Firms Have Joined Together to Support Increased Production and Better Transportation
1 Liberty Sales Co. Nebraska Oldsmobile Co. Peterson Truck Co.
Farmer Boy Tractors.
Mid-City Motor Supply Co.
Maxwell Trucks.
Hayward-Cameron Motor Co.
Stearns and Chevrolet Trucks.
Oldsmobile Trucks.
Jones-Opper Co.
Stewart and Reo Trucks.
Geo. F. Reim Co.
Packard Trucks.
Nebraska Parrett Tractor Co.
Parrett Tractors.
Gary Trucks.
Oliver Chilled Plow Works.
Oliver Chilled Plows.
Omaha Tire Repair Co.
Goodrich Truck Tires.
L'S IS.
Nebraska Buick Automobile Co.
G. M. C. Trucks and Samson Trucks.
Van Brunt Automobile Co.
Fulton Trucks and Plowman Tractors.
Card-Adams Motor Co.
Denby Trucks and Frick Tractors.
J. T. Stewart Motor Co.
Pierce-Arrow and Bethlehem Trucks.
In the city or on the farm
TRUCKS
nd TRACTORS
through their proven efficiency
have established themselves per
manently. They are recognized by the pro
gressive business man and farmer
as being indispensable:
Use TRUCKS -Use TRACTORS
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