Midland Motor Co. was based in Moline, Illinois, and succeeded the Deere-Clark company. Although the 1908 Midland followed Deere-Clark in the marketplace, it was not related in design to the 1907 Deere, aside from both using medium-sized four-cylinder engines. The Midland was initially offered with a 30/35hp engine on a 118-inch wheelbase. In 1909, a smaller 25/30hp version on a 112-inch wheelbase joined the lineup. By 1911, the largest model…