The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-04-20
OFFERS KENOSHA
BEST in RADIO
Wisconsin Radio Supply
Company Leader in This
New Field.
HAS EXPERT HERE

KenoShanS who are interested IN the
development of radio service in its
many growing applications to the bust
ness and social life are assured that
this city will have the best of supply
service in this line in the opening of
the Offices of the Wisconsin Radio Sup
ply at Room 203 in the new. Orpheum
building. This company places Keno
sha in the vanguard of the cities of the
middle west so far as the sale of radio
equipment is concerned
The Kenosha firm is headed by w
A. Bell. who has the exclusive selling
rights for the state of Wisconsin and
upper Michigan for the radio equip
ment, made by The Colin B. Kennedy
company of San Francisco. This lat.
ter company has established itself as
one of the pioneer radio manufacturing
concerns and has built up an enviable
reputation for it's product.
Built Many Navy Sets.
During the war, the Kennedy com
pany constructed the majority of the
radio sets used by the United States
navy. They have erected large send
ing stations at various cities, one not
ably at San Diego, which has been
highly successful. The outfits which
are made by the company represent
the latest developments in the radio
movement. They are of the regenera-
tive type, assuring the owner of the
best reproductions.
The radio sets which the Kenosha
firm are to sell consist both of the re-
ceiver and amplifier with head sets as
may be wanted or equipped with a,
loud speaker or magnavox which will
produce results similar to a victrola
These radiophones are becoming YER,
popular in homes and it is antici-
pated that there will be large de-
mand for them in Kenosha.
Have Amateur Equipment.
The company is also equipped to
sell all radio accessories for amateur
assembling Of radio outfits and Keno
shans who contemplate equipping a
radio station may secure any part of
their equipment at the Offices Of the
company.
In connection with this department
and with the installation of the new
radiophones, W. W. Harper, gradu-
ate of the radio departments of Iowa
State and Columbia universities, has
been employed by the company for
laboratory work and as radio advisor.
His services are offered free to all am
ateurs and they are cordially invited
to call at the Offices to secure aid in
any knotty problems which they may
have. This week he has gone to De-
troit to attend the radio show there
and will return to Kenosha with knowl-
edge of the very latest improvements
in all radio devices.
To Serve the Entire State.
The Wisconsin Radio Supply COM
pany is to serve the entire state of
Wisconsin for the Kennedy company.
1t has been allotted 1000 instruments
to be delivered at the rate of 90 sets
a month. The only difficulty is to Sc
cure shipments of machines inasmuch
as the product of the company is very
much in demand but Mr.. Bell has now
been assured that he will have a good
supply of the instruments here within
q short time.
The Importance of the securing of
this Office for Kenosha is emphasized
by the fact that radio agents from all
over the state have been besieging Mr..
Bell for part of his first shipment of
instruments and for a quota on each
subsequent shipment. Milwaukee and
Madison are two of the cities which
have already signed up to handle
certain quota of the Kennedy outfits
The company will do it's utmost to sup
ply Kenosha customers first and local
radio fans are thus secured the best
of service.
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