, 1921-09-27

y eP>Hs ffcsOOO III pldlll anu
equipment and is preparing for a much
heavier Investment OF money when
patronage is TO be sought in the next
two or three weeks.
Especial tribute was paid to Mr..
Niethammer and his three brothers
VINO VIII be associated with them II
h operation OF the business here.
They are typical or American life.
They came here saw the, opportunity
n without fuss or trumpeting pre-
pared TO take advantage OF what they
saw The result is that today they
are preparing 10 enter actively the
business life OF this community equip
PED with the most modern packing
plan that they could erect. and with a
to work in their own inter
ests that Is tho best augury OF their
success.' This statement was made
by r. 8. Elison who presided as chair
man OF the meeting.
o. X Beaver. cashier OF the Casper
National bank said that from his Oh
the new firm had the right
Idea. The cour brotheUa will cut
down the coet Of operation at the plant
BY working for themselves and a Sis
ter Will preside IN charge of the 40
NolnAa TINT are Dullt N.
DIR. J. NJ. cromer. sought the sup.
port OF every person in Casper to aid
the new institution. all other things
being equal. He asked the retail deal.
er TO III their support and the con
sumers here TO make sure that they
obtained the Casper products.
MT. Ellison presided at the meet.
Ing but turned the Craftsmanship over
to r. c. Gather. vice president OF the
wyoming Trust company because OF
Mr.. Gathers intimate knowledge and
experience with Ncithammer
brothers.
MI. Gather. briefly told Of Casper,s
opportunity to tie W the sale
markets Of the state by being in a
position TO take the produce OF the Big
Horn Basin and OF the fertile River
ton n Lander Valleys and in return
Wholesale to those districts the pro-
ducts they need.
I'm II way Casper can become to
vast area what Omaha has be-
TO Nebraska and the western
country he said.
He then briefly introduced Charles
who in a pleasant and
c%ongenial manner related a little OF
the business success which he and his
brothers have attained.
He said that the plant which had
erected here was based on the
faith that he had OF the future growth
OF Casper. Even with the expected
growth. the plant he said. would be
large enough 10 take care OF all the
they could possibly get in
the next four or five years.
THE humber OF people that we will
employ" he said, sis only a secondary
consideration m the importance of
our plant to Casper. The main I'd
vantage lies in the fact that we will
buy local cattle and produce and sell
1t back to the people here on a COM.
p~etitive basis with other packing in.
situations. In this way every one viii
Each. myself and my brothers have
been assigned definite tasks and our
sister is the bookkeeper. In this way
can cut down overhead cost until
demands enlargement. When
We start we will have business for 10
employees and It Is possible then to
build the institution until we have
business which would REQUIRE
100 workmen.
He stated frankly that he did not
believe that the Casper Packing COM
pany would have unfair competition
from the large packers. We know
they sell at a profit n II they |
trasport their goods to this dis
even with their systems and still
make a profit we will be able to make
a profit to and approximate their
costs.
Like the packers we expect to ad-
vertise extensively" he said. I'VE
expect to spend millions adver-
Using the people how hard It is to
make a dollar in the packing business
we hops TO get all the business
is here for U.S."
He closed MS tall by telling how
delighted he vas to have had anop-
portunity to tell Casper about their |
institution at this time and to enlist
the support of Casper business in be-
half of their concern.