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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1919
Page
5
Spent space invites readers to send in news and promote businesses informing patrons of items of interest. The note emphasizes reader input and community notices for the newspaper.
The Paul H. Moore Realty firm announces a string of recent transactions including KR Archer to E M Bullock at 1/10 East Twentieth Street for 3800 dollars and Peter Chimicles to A McDuff at South Central between Tenth and Eleventh Streets for 2200. Additional properties include 107 111 East Eighteenth Street for 8500, and several parcels around East Ninth, Seymour, Tenth, Maxwell, and Nineteenth streets totaling significant weekly volume.
The Shuman brothers announce a new business venture under Shuman Brothers to run a plant capable of handling all kinds of cleaning and pressing work, adding to their Model Cleaners and Sanitary Cleaners establishments.
Hank of the Mank-Keslar Motor Company won multiple races yesterday at Douglas in his Hanksonat built at a local garage. A letter from the garage reports Hevis racing again today against fast cars in the region as he aims to win. Friends warn he takes too many chances.
A burglary at 310 West Seventeenth Street saw oats and suits, five dozen pairs of silk hosiery, and many handkerchiefs taken. The thief entered via the transom after several failed entry attempts, leaving some signs of prior break-ins while carefully selecting items.
A large number of high school students show interest in commercial courses offered by IL Bruner. Forty one juniors and seniors are enrolled in stenography covering shorthand and typewriting. Nineteen juniors study bookkeeping and four seniors are in the senior bookkeeping class.
The Wyoming Book Store reports a full Emerson records line usable with any phonograph. New Emerson hits arrive twice monthly. Harold Bell Wright's The Re-Creation of Brian Kent also in stock with first shipment sold out and more copies on order.
An official state dairy inspection report errored, stating one Cheyenne dairy failed the milk test. The correction shows two Cheyenne dairies actually passed the last examination conducted by the state food department.
A hotel lounge that once housed a soft drink counter has closed after a period of irregular operation. The space formerly run by hotel staff is now occupied by private owners and is set to become Jonda's tailoring shop.
The Stock Growers National Bank announced a new savings department led by George Forbes with J. H. Walton as vice president. Previously the Wyoming Trust and Savings Bank managed the savings business for Stock Growers.
Dr Quinn advocates chiropractic as the drugless path to health. He states scientific vertebral adjustment relieves nerve pressure, enabling life force to flow normally through nerves to organs, using only bare hands.
A photo of Mrs. J. J. Myers formerly Miss Julian Hopkins hung in the Shimitz Studio for about a decade draws admiring comments. Visitors praise the high subject, proper pose, and artistry, with some urging reproduction for art magazines to gain wider national attention.
FP Ott, agent for Mitch Jordan and Mercer autos, expects a Jordan brougham this week sold to Harry Farthing. He notes price increases due to greater demand than manufacturers can supply. A vehicle six is due for livery soon and some Mitchell models arrive in October for delivery.
A damaged notice reports the Hynds Building now illuminated with lights along the street and sidewalk. Neighbors describe a bright display dominating the block, transforming the area after dark.
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