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Newspaper
Casper Daily Tribune
Location
Casper, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1922
Page
3
The article notes a predicted strong 1922 for trucks as fleet owners renew equipment and dealers report increased orders. It stresses buyers will demand solid backing from manufacturers, financial stability, and long-term reliability before purchasing, signaling conservative, value driven decisions amid improving business.
John M. Whisenhunt owner of East Side garage has secured the Hupmobile agency in Casper after arranging during a brief stay in Denver. He returns with a Hupmobile on display in East Side showrooms and a full stock of parts will be carried. W Tolliver of the Denver branch assisted in installing the agency and providing service to Hupmobile owners.
On June 1 several tire makers removed the war tax from multiple tire lines. The changes were company driven to boost competitiveness and not government action.
John Whisenhunt returns from Denver with Mrs. Whisenhunt and reports C F Kennedy Co has taken over the Casper Motor quarters on West Yellowstone. Tin Lincoln shown in Goldin play rooms at Bar C Hoyle Garage attracts attention. Van Sant agency unloads two carloads, Essex and Hudson and Marmon. A German gas company starts production from leaves and waste. Palmore plans 50 million investment in port development. Two women elected to Poully council of Seattle.
Six Nash automobiles were delivered this week by Nash-Casper Motor Company. Models include a Nash touring to Harriott Geant, a Nash four touring to C Gordon, a Sport Nash to E M Keefe, a Nash four Randster to Blalee O Brien, and a touring to Mrs Henry H Patterson with a mov ement passenger touring to the buyer.
The Brodie Tires company received 925 Diamond cord and fabric tires plus inner tubes from Goodrich, bought via Denver representative Dan Kerchsener. It is the largest shipment yet to the state and 300 more tires are en route. The American Institute of Laundry, with a half million dollars, plans a plant for practical laundry research.
Noted clown Bill Lorette, famed with Ringling Bros and Buffalo Bill acts, joins the C A Wortham show for the Tex Mex Wild Wert program in this city June 12 to 17 under the American Legion. Lorette, a top attraction, entertains youngsters with original bits using a burro and sings of his Pyrenees adventures while promising old circus nostalgia and lively humor.
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