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Fords and Taxes in 1924

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These images from the April 3, 1924, issue of The Rolfe Arrow aren’t nearly as juicy as the 1914 Arrow ad I included in the last post. Yet, in this day and age it is hard to believe that once upon a time a brand new automobile could be purchased for $295.

Click on this photo to read who bought new Fords in 1914, and to get a glimpse of how taxes were of concern.

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From the April 3, 1924, Rolfe Arrow. (Click on photo to enlarge.)

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Does anyone know who owned the Rolfe Auto Co.?

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One Response to “Fords and Taxes in 1924”

  1. Clara Hoover Says:
    April 7, 2010 at 1:34 pm | Reply

    Slim Davidson is the earliest owner I remember. We might have to check the Pocahontas County and Rolfe histories.

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