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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1911
Page
5
A seller offers to loan a phonograph and a selection of records to customers for home trial without payment. If the buyer dislikes the items, they simply return the machine. if satisfied, they declare whether they will buy. The setup emphasizes risk free testing before commitment.
Cheyenne city council adopted a unanimous resolution opposing cuts to railway mail clerks and opposing the Gillette Retirement bill. The document urged preserving hours, pay fairness, and pension protections, sending copies to Wyoming leaders including Mondell and Clark.
North Carolina resident K Allsbrook reports relief from fatigue poor sleep and loss of appetite after using Vinci cool liver and.front tonic He credits better sleep appetite and energy and endorses trials for others The ad from A E Roedel Druggist offers a free bottle if results fail and invites visits for purchase
California Sunkist oranges praised as seed free tree ripened for salads and economical fruit. Buyers urged to save wrappers to obtain premiums noted in the same issue. Also advertised are men's and women's felt slippers for 95 cents during a 10 day sale at Wasserman's.
The Metz bill proposes a Wyoming state prison labor commission to manufacture articles for state use and public institutions, with convict earnings set to a maximum ten percent of penitentiary output. It would fund road construction through multiple routes, detailing highway corridors from Cheyenne to Montana and across several counties, all to be built under commission control.
The commission may use convicts from the state penitentiary for highway construction. A competent supervisor will oversee the work, with the limit that no prisoner under supervision works more than eight hours in a day.
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