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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1919
Page
13
Willard storage battery expert Mr. Snodgrass of Capitol Supply warns that adding ordinary water to a storage battery invites iron and other impurities that accumulate and shorten life. He favors distilled water to prevent foreign substances from entering the system and harming plate efficiency.
The marble for the new city county courthouse is expected today in Cheyenne and will be accompanied by the marble cutters. Materials from Salt Lake City are en route. some items remain undelivered causing occasional delays. Workmen finish carpentry on the second floor as woodwork proceeds. occupancy is not anticipated before November.
Becker brothers, general agents of Western National Life Insurance, purchased two Park Addition bungalows they will occupy. They recently set a high sales mark, and other local agents will struggle to keep pace. A. L. Becker served in the air service during the war and held a commission. GC Becker was a former agency supervisor with Western Life and now partners with his brother.
Dr Grace O Day, a chiropractor, explains two fundamentals of chiropractic science. She states that disease is largely caused by vertebral subluxation and that this cause can be expelled by one or more adjustments performed by trained hands. Each adjustment takes under half a minute.
The Shuman brothers open a third cleaning plant at 420 West Lincoln Way Cheyenne. The new facility continues their Sanitary Cleaners and Model Cleaners operations and offers a complete dry cleaning plant with full inspection access to the public.
Dr. W. N. Quinn warns health hinges on vigor and a clear mind. A chiropractic analysis helps check spine health and ensure life force flows to organs, presenting chiropractic as a pathway to health and success.
Cheyenne banks prepare a routine financial condition report and yesterday's business summary. They were alerted by the Comptroller of the Currency and the State Bank Examiner, as part of the standard biennial 60 day demand with no advance notice.
Betty, of Bettys Improvement Shop, will keep the shop open until 6 oclock on Friday evenings due to high after hours demand. Appointments for the evening can be made by telephoning 140. The shop attracts both young customers seeking hair bobbed styles and their mothers and sisters.
Flooring is mostly installed in the new Y W C A building on Nineteenth Street. Some furniture and fixtures have arrived and are stored awaiting placement. Much carpentry remains to be finished, delaying occupancy for now.
Fred Hank of the NHank Keslar Motor company learned the Greeley automobile races will run two days instead of four. All prize money will be awarded Friday and Saturday. Hank will attend with his late Hankson racer and aims to win a large share of the cash.
N. K. Lee of Radiant Sign Studio moves headquarters from the Citizens Bank building to 248 West Nineteenth Street. He plans to install new equipment for the business at the new location.
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