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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1910
Page
5
A City Brief notes a man reports having $55 and a diamond ring stolen after his pockets were picked yesterday afternoon near Frontier Park. Also mentioned are an aerial truck driver mourning a lost dog poisoned by a worm, and crowds departing on outgoing trains as Casper band plays on downtown steps.
Two hundred traveling salesmen formed a parade through the business streets to close Frontier week, led by State Pura Food. The event capped several days of festivities as marchers marched in orderly ranks downtown.
Commissioner E H Burke rode a broncho in cowboy attire while the Eleventh Infantry band provided the music.
Advertising copy promises a free catarrh cure and claims experience over years with more than one million treated. The letter asserts a unique method targeting the disease cause to eliminate poisonous germs and invites readers to send name and address to C. BE. Gauss for the treatment.
President Roosevelt praises western pioneers and stockmen, recalling his own years on a Little Missouri ranch. He stresses America's western virtues, urges continued progress, and cites Remington for capturing frontier life in art.
Sore feet remedy claims instant relief and permanent results. Promotes drawing out toxins to cleanse pores, promising better feet after one week. Sold at druggists for 26 cents per box from Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago IL. Palace Pharmacy and Sande ng Co. recommend and sell.
Newport R I Aug 27 Mrs Herman Oelrichs plans a dinner dance at Rose Cliff for the Atlantic fleet inviting Rear Admiral Schroeder and officers. She urges the fleet to fund a monumental Remington statue by a first class artist to honor the artist and capture American life as Cheyenne portrays it, hoping leaders will form a committee and raise funds.
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