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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1919
Page
13
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The Paul H. Moore Realty firm reports multiple sales including 1/10 East Twentieth Street to E M Bullock for 3800 and South Central property between Tenth and Eleventh streets for 2200. Other transfers include 107 111 East Eighteenth Street for 8500 and Maxwell Street residence for 5500, totaling substantial weekly activity.
The Shuman brothers who run Model Cleaners and Sanitary Cleaners plan a new plant under the name Shuman Brothers. The facility will handle all kinds of cleaning and pressing work.
Hank of the Mank Keslar Motor Company won races yesterday at Douglas in his Hanksonat car built at a local garage. A letter at the garage announced the news. He plans to race again today against fast cars in the region and drive hard to win though friends warn he takes too many chances.
The Fashion store at 310 West Seventeenth Street was entered overnight through the transom. A number of oats and suits, five dozen silk hosiery, and many handkerchiefs were stolen. The thief rummaged little, choosing specific items, with signs of prior attempts observed.
A considerable number of high school students show interest in commercial courses offered by IL Bruner. Forty one juniors and seniors are enrolled in stenography courses with shorthand and typewriting. Nineteen juniors study bookkeeping and four seniors join the senior bookkeeping class.
The Wyoming Book Store received a complete line of Emerson records for any phonograph. New Emerson hits arrive twice a month. The store also received a water shipment of Harold Bell Wright's The Re Creation of Brian Kent. The first shipment sold out and more copies were ordered.
An error in a state food department report clarified that two Cheyenne dairies met the milk test in the latest examination, not just one as previously stated. The correction notes one dairy had indeed passed and another did so after recount.
A dilapidated soft drink counter formerly run by the hotel has closed after unsuccessful experiments. The space, described as not operating under the hotel, will be repurposed by private entities and taken over by Jonda's tailoring shop.
The Stock Growers National Bank announced yesterday the opening of a savings department with J. H. Walton as vice president and George Forbes in charge. Previously Wyoming Trust & Savings Bank handled savings for Stock Growers, but the bank will now conduct its own savings business.
Dr Quinn advocates chiropractic as a drugless health method. He explains adjusting subluxated vertebrae relieves nerve pressure and allows life force to flow normally. He emphasizes bare hands and natural healing amid public scrutiny.
A photograph of Mrs. J. J. Myers formerly Miss Julian Hopkins, taken nearly a decade ago, hangs in the Shimitz Studio and continues to attract visitors. Critics praise the high subject, pose, and artistry, suggesting reproduction for national exposure in art magazines.
FP Ott, agent for Mitch Jordan and Mercer autos, expects a Jordan brougham this week sold to Harry Farthing. Prices rise as demand outstrips supply. A vehicle for livery is due soon and Mitchell models arrive in October.
A damaged OCR reads that the Hynds Building is illuminated and the lit facade brightens the street and sidewalk, with the surrounding neighborhood noting the change and its impact on the area.
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