The Harvester World: Volume 8, number 12, December 1917

              What Cannot an International Do?

The picture tells ihe story.   Cars are scarce,   as everyone knows, so rather than lose ihe sale of too Models F, ad man Ortmeyer and another Evansville man drove overland from Akron, a distance of 500 miles
In this case, a little matter of three hiurs work netted Grey and Epperson of Cynthiana, Indiana, $20 profit. Their International Model H is used regularly) by the aforesaid firm in hauling stock from ihe surrounding country to Evansville

Don't worry 1 He 'II get out of the weeds all right because it's an International Model F. The Standard Oil Company) of Dubuque, Iowa, usea this equipment for oil delivery In and around that city.
-Eoer\)body looks happ\), including the dog.   Why shouldn 't they?    The owners of this handsome Model F are ihe Brelch
Bros., wholesale grocers of Hobari,   Oklahoma (Oklahoma
City territory).   Their truck makes all local deliveries and is
on the job every day, rain or shine.
It's 24 miles from Crimes, Oklahoma (Oklahoma City Ty.) to ihe farm ofE. C. Bartz, but he makes it in two hours with his International Model F under capacity load. He markets his hogs, com and other farm produce via Model F. On the return trip he usually is able to pick up a load for his neighbors.