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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1910
Page
14
The passage asks what matters most in choosing a car and lists reputation appearance safety dependability speed power efficiency and past record. It states Buick has a reputation as the car for the motor wise and that Buick’s appearance reflects its quality.
Piete Raila at Sherman Co offers front lots north of Capitol with price listed as $4650. Contact Oliver at phone 674 for details and inquiries.
Work speeds on the Harriman monument in Arden as Mrs. Harriman privately lays the cornerstone. The shaft will bear Harriman s name birth and death dates, set in a grove on the mountainside near Arden House, New York.
Dal Lewis and George Moinainger recount a brutal hailstorm during a Wisconsin mud tour in the first Buffalo Automobile Club reliability run. They describe 150 mile weekly drives, shipwrecked lamps, dented fittings, and dead as well as maimed jack rabbits across the prairie.
New York dispatch reports Judge George G. Perkins of Covington Kentucky, retired after 28 years on the bench, defending moonshiners. He argues prosecutions are largely unnecessary as mountain whisky is for local use and the taxpaying whisky would not be undercut. He favors targeting only the largest makers to reduce hardship and fees for clerks and marshals. The story notes a concluding item: a St Mary’s Altar Society sale day at Bon’s Store today.
A dubious mail offers a $3.50 recipe that supposedly cures kidney and bladder issues within a week. It promises fast relief from pains, headaches, and weakness and asks readers to request a copy by mail from Dr A Bh at Luck Building, Michigan, free of charge.
Brooklyn woman Mia A. Seaman, an expert driver, added 2348 miles to her total 60000 mile distance in a southern road trip with her husband. The voyage from New York to near Augusta, Georgia, took eight days, with varied roads and rough conditions noted.
Dr. Bessie Perry of San Diego becomes the first woman driver to reach Palomar Mountain 5,600 feet up after a 88 mile journey from San Diego. She is accompanied by Miss June Perry in a four cylinder eight horsepower Franklin touring car. The climb took one hour fifty minutes and followed a six hour total trip.
In September near Detroit a touring car driven by Mr. Crampton fell off a cliff during a mountain turn near Elty In his E MF 39, several occupants were injured. He recovered and later found the wrecked car with wheels still intact, lifted it to the cliff top before towing it to Reno.
A damaged vehicle was moved from the road to clear space for a driver. The battered wreck then started toward town under its own power, successfully reaching Reko without an accident and astonishing onlookers.
A Beaver Music Company notice announces a national piano sale offering big manufacturer ad support savings to buyers. It promises a 6400 piano free to the top correct entrant and credit checks for other winners, with prizes escalating by groups of fifteen submissions.
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