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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1910
Page
5
An advertisement offers a free recipe to cure weak kidneys bladder and back pain. It claims rapid recovery with a simple home remedy and invites readers to request a copy from Dr A B Robinson, promising no charge and easy mail delivery.
The next regular meeting of Lodge 68 L. C. O. M. is set for Tuesday October 4 1910 at Hagle Hall. E J Walters secretary SA opens campaign with party activity in Cheyenne and Cokeville as Democratic and Republican candidates prepare speeches and tours.
Frank R. Dildine, liveryman in Cheyenne, announces his switch to the automobile trade. He will devote full time to Studebaker and E M F agencies, has sold horses, and plans remodeling his Capitol avenue building into a modern auto garage.
Fragmentary text notes a person stepping from general repair into exclusive auto work and mentions W. E. B. Dinneen as proprietor, with references to Cheyenne and recent business moves within months.
An advertisement promises a free trial package of a catarrh remedy called Gauss Combined Catarrh Cure. The offer asks readers to mail a filled coupon to obtain treatment to stop spitting hawking and restore normal breath and spirits.
A report notes an agent or outlet connected with Buick and Rapid cars, cited for activity several months prior in relation to dealership or service operations at a local garage. The artifact records unclear phrasing but points to historical automotive commerce.
The next regular meeting of Lone 98 L. O. O. M. will be held at Bagie Hall Tuesday Oct 4 1919. Cheyenne. Walter. Also notes a religious inquiry by Kate Doyle about church membership and a state immigrant report. Democratic city primaries and convention set for Monday evening with wards meeting at 8 and convention at the courthouse at 9.
Paul Lariver of the Citizen's National Bank is expected to arrive today from Indianapolis with his new American Roadster purchased from the Johnson Brinker company.
The State Board of Examiners announces that the Reading Circle Books for 1911 will be included in the November Examination. Mamie E. Heffernon, Co Superintendent notes the event at Nagle Hall Puesday October 4 1910 and 98 L C O M will be held there.
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