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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1911
Page
14
We have the only power plant with modern machinery and expert workers to clean garments thoroughly. Eight years of experience ensures we can handle any cleanable item. Visit our plant at 719 West 27th Street or office at 413 West 17th Street to see our operation and guaranteed satisfaction.
The piece notes that the automobile industry dodged earlier and recent financial panics. Captain William Mitchell Lewis, president of Mitchell-Lewis Motor Co., recalls 1907 when banks feared auto debts but the industry survived, and observes the same pattern repeating as bankers tighten yet automakers endure with flying colors.
An advertisement touts Stuart's Calcium Wafers as a fast, safe cure for pimples and skin eruptions. It promises dramatic results in days, claims a toxin free formula, and offers a free sample by sending name and address to the listed company.
The E M F Bullet, a famous 1908 30 model, has logged over 73000 miles in two years. The makers test its durability on track hills mud and water to prove the car will still perform as new.
News notes the EMF company announced the EMF 80 full equipped and the Plandets 20 for 1000 and 700 dollars, prompting rivals to rework pricing. Analysts cite massive plant cooperation and bulk steel purchases enabling the unprecedented low-cost 30 and 20 horsepower cars.
Assistant City Marshal Bob In Walle yesterday issued automobile license number 263 to the Kissel Karagen. The filing records show official action and registration details for the vehicle.
In Cheyenne the 263 registered automobiles and motorcycles grow daily. George Walker pilots a new gray 50 horsepower Kissel Kar while H A England shows off his stored Buick No 19. Roads are rough and drivers demand better upkeep though the auto era advances with many merchants considering hauling with vehicles. The four mile auto speedway west of the city draws crowds as real estate owners develop plots around the track at Frontier Park.
The Inter Ocean corner stand hosts a high grade Rambler while Cheyenne citizens plan to buy more machines this season. Many store cars at public garages and build home garages easing big garage strain. Warren Richardson Jr builds a garage at Twenty third and Capital. Dr J H Conway converts a barn at East Eighteenth and Van Lennen into a garage for his Everett. Col Harry P Hynds brings back a painted Peerless from Denver. Motor trucks and motor driven delivery wagons attract Cheyenne merchants seeking efficient transport.
An East reputed home remedy claims to fortify the merve force and general health for normal adults and those with nervous weakness. The recipe uses agr up eayeaparilia compound fuld balm wort cardio essence endomene compound and tincture not cardamom mixed to be taken after meals and at night without opiates.
The Illinois commission on occupational diseases delivered an epoch making report after ten months focusing on lead brass and carbon monoxide exposure. Lead poisoning affected numerous workers across 28 trades with 25 of 142 in one factory and 20 percent poisoned in another. The brass findings showed few free from disease and life shortening among brass founders. Carbon monoxide poisoning appeared in steel works with workers in poor health and abnormal blood conditions. The report urges legislative continuation and notes the authorship and affiliations of the researchers.
New York physician and bacteriologist Dr Edward F Ashley died at Swinburne Island after exposure while tackling cerebral spinal meningitis among Greek immigrants. He was noted for his dedicated handling of cases and died following a Sunday illness. The report also notes an upcoming annual meeting of the Wyoming Stock Growers Association in Cheyenne on April 4 1911 for officer elections and business. Alice Smith secretary issued the notice on April 2.
Public notice states stockholders will elect trustees on Friday April 14 1911 at the company's Ava Wyoming office. President John C O'Neill and Arch. Hugh O'Neill signers with date April 4.
The E M F Company touts an ignition dual system dry cella low tension magneto on the left of the motor and a three speed sliding gear. It emphasizes shockless operation, strong brakes with thermoid lining, and interchangeable parts. Features include an extra equipment Mohair top, automatic windshield, acetylene headlights, price 400 dollars fob Detroit, with a one year guarantee.
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