Salt Lake Tribune | 1919-06-01 | Page 51 | Idaho Freighters Select Republics

110 FREIGHTERS SELEGTJEPU8LICS Freighting thrdush Idaho, is tvork that puts a motor truck to the severest test, so that the choice of a Republic truck by Grubb & Ash ton of May, Idaho, for thi purpose is taken as a. distinct compliment 16 this make of truck. The machine wae purchased through C. 11. Maclsen, man aier of the Lost River Molor company. Republic dealers at May, and representa- fives of the Randall-Republic company of Salt Lake, distributor for Republic trucks in the intermountain territory. "The Republic was the choice of these experienced freighters," explained Manager Man-ager Duncan of the Randall-Republic company, "because they knew what the truck had to do and could do. They had a, special body made for the truck here in Salt Lake and left Friday morning at 4' o'clock to drive home. Eefore leaving" they explained that they had investigated investi-gated the records of variolic trucks work-incr work-incr in the rourh country over which they ".vi freight, arid they were convinced that ' the Republic was the truck for their job.-' ! Another sale recorded recently bv the Lost Rhf r Motor compa nv wa s to Lorenzo Lo-renzo Fallard of Howell. Idaho. Mr. Fal-l.i Fal-l.i rd is a prominent farmer and etock-prower etock-prower and will use his truck extensively extensive-ly in his work. Manaerer Duncan reports the sale of a. RevuHlo last Teek to C. TV. Collier and 1 Fay Brlnehnrit of Pingham, who arj fi- gncfri in the produce business. He de-; de-; cla.res that inquiries for th Republic are : being received in considerable numbers and that the fa son promises to be a : recovd-breaker throughout his company's : territory.