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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1910
Page
13
A city brief notes a free pencil box with every pair of children’s shoes at Wasser man’s. It also reports petty thefts, with James McKeever losing $55 and a diamond ring. Frontier party crowds and a Casper band concert are mentioned in late city items.
Two hundred traveling salesmen attended Frontier week events and formed a parade through the business streets last evening. The march was led by State Pura Food and concluded the festivities.
Commissioner E H Burke rode a bronco in a cowboy coat while the Eleventh Infantry Band supplied the music for the festivities.
A marketing offer claims to cure chronic catarrh by addressing the cause and promises to treat at no cost to prove effectiveness. It asserts over a million people have sought guidance and urges readers to mail name and address to C. BE. Gauss to receive the treatment.
President Theodore Roosevelt praises western pioneers and the rise of the West from the Missouri to California, highlighting frontier virtues, leadership, and the role of Remington in preserving the era. He recalls ranch life, cattlemen, and the need for ongoing progress and unity across regions.
Sore feet relief promised by TIZ claims instant cleansing of pores and drawing out irritants. Advert describes rapid improvement after one week and single box price at 26 cents, with direct purchase from Walter Luther Dodge & Co. in Chicago and distribution by Palace Pharmacy and Sande ng Co.
Newport R I Aug 27 Mrs Herman Oelrichs plans a dinner dance at Rose Cliff for the Atlantic fleet inviting Rear Admiral Schroeder and many officers. She urges the fleet to fund a monument to artist Frederic Remington and proposes a committee to raise funds for a statue commemorating his American life.
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