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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1911
Page
13
A seller proposes sending one phonograph for home trial with no payment required if the buyer dislikes the device. The buyer simply decides in person whether to buy or not, avoiding pressure during the trial period.
Cheyenne officials condemn post office cost cuts aimed at railway mail clerks and oppose the Gillette Retirement bill. The unanimous resolution urges maintaining efficiency, protecting wages, pensions, and the clerks’ working conditions, and directs copies to Wyoming’s federal representatives.
A Greensboro man describes being run down with poor appetite and sleepless nights. After using Vinci liver and fron tonic he reports a hearty appetite, better sleep, and greater energy, urging others to try it. The ad offers a free bottle if expectations are not met.
California grown Sunkist oranges are advertised as seedless fiber free tree ripened and economical for salads. Look for the SUNKIST wrap and save the wrappers for premiums. Also note a sale on men’s and women’s felt slippers for 95c for 10 days at Wasserman’s.
The Metz bill to create a state prison commission aims to use convict labor to manufacture state needs and build highways in Wyoming. It outlines compensation, fines, and a complex highway plan linking Cheyenne, Casper, Sheridan, Lander, Thermopolis, Cody, and other towns, with construction controlled by the prison labor commission.
The commission may use convicts from the state penitentiary for highway work and must supervise them through a competent person. No supervisor may employ a prisoner under their direction for more than eight hours in any day.
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