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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1911
Page
2
We offer thorough garment cleaning using modern machinery and skilled, experienced workers. With eight years in the trade, we guarantee perfect satisfaction and invite inspections at 719 West 27th Street or 413 West 17th Street to prove our claim.
Automakers again faced credit tightening during the 1907 panic and last autumn but the industry withstood the financial strike. Captain William Mitchell Lewis of the Mitchell-Lewis Motor Co. notes banks feared auto paper yet the industry emerged with flying colors, much as in 1907.
An advertisement promises quick pimple removal with Stuart's Calcium Wafers claiming blood purification and skin cures within days. It urges readers to request a free sample by sending name and address to F. A. Mwart Co. 176 Stuart BMG, Marshall, Michigan.
Prominent on exhibition this week is Bullet the famous E M F 30 the ninth car built by the E M F Co which has covered over 73000 miles in two years. The company uses the mileage to test wear on an E M F 906 with Bullet racing over hills mud water and road to prove durability.
The EMF company announced full equipped 80 horsepower and 20 horsepower cars priced at $1,000 and $700 respectively. The move sparked a nationwide price reduction trend as competitors rushed to match the unprecedented low costs and questioned how such output could be achieved.
Assistant City Marshal Bob In Walle issued automobile license number 263 yesterday to Kissel Karagen.
Cheyenne sees 263 motor vehicles in use as weather turns mild and drivers praise new roads. Residents note streets are rough and demand better upkeep while autos replace horses for hauling and pleasure drives. The Frontier park track remains closed north and south of the grandstand, with Carey avenue serving as homestretch.
The Inter Ocean corner hosts high grade Rambler autos as Cheyenne citizens show interest in purchasing machines this season. With two large garages in operation and another under construction, ample space exists for stored and new cars. Home garages rise as owners remodel barns. Warren Richardson Jr and Dr. J H Conway add handsomely, Col Harry Hynds brings back a Peerless after a Denver trip. Motor trucks and motor driven delivery wagons gain merchant attention as efficient vehicle use replaces horses under many conditions.
An East reputed home remedy claims to fortify general health and personal magnetism. It targets anxious, exhausted individuals and those with insomnia, tremors, or heart palpitations, offering a secretive at home preparation using agr up eayeaparilia and other compounds. The recipe advises small doses after meals and at night, noting no opiates are used.
The Illinois commission on occupational diseases reports lead poisoning as a major industrial illness in 28 trades including painting and plumbing. Brass foundry disease is common. many workers are under 50. Carbon monoxide poisoning affects steel plants. Limited study aims to push legislative support for further research.
Dr Edward F Ashley bacteriologist died on Swinburne island in New York harbor while battling cerebral spinal meningitis linked to Greek immigrants. He was inoculated in handling cases and died Sunday. Wyomin g Stock Growers association to hold annual meeting April 4 1911 at 10 AM at Cheyenne Court House for officer elections and other business. Alice Smith Secretary April 2
The North Laramie Land Company will hold an Election of Trustees by stockholders on Friday April 14 1911 at the company office in Ava Wyoming. President John C ONeill and Artest Hugh ONeill sign the notice dated April 4.
The E M F Company car showcases an ignition dual system dry cella low tension splitdort magneto left side motor clutch direct cone leather-faced, hard rubber, and a three speed sliding gear. It emphasizes safety with service and emergency brakes, large steering wheel, upgraded worm gear, and interchangeable parts. Price 400 dollars, Detroit.
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