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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1919
Page
5
An advertiser urges readers to be creative with news items and share with friends and patrons. The plea frames the space as unlimited disposal and invites stories of interest about local business.
Emory of the Monage Tire Co returns from a week on Wyoming roads to report that better routes west of Cheyenne save miles for travelers. A southern road via North Park and Walcott reduces Cheyenne to Walcott distance by about 25 miles and improves road conditions. He notes a problematic stretch on the Lincoln highway near Carbon and Walcott but anticipates a culvert fix to shorten and improve the route.
The query lists several highways and routes including the Lincoln highway west Tie Shiving-Boswell road west Yellowstone highway north Greeley-Denver road Fort Gollins-Denver road Lindon highway east and Black Hills highway north to determine which logo will be printed.
Fort Russell Field near Frontier Park is proposed as a permanent aviation landing site for the October transcontinental race with 60 or more planes expected. Government notes potential Cheyenne stopover and a future aviation instructor presence if the city provides a field, hangars, and facilities.
Brigadier General Benjamin A Poore and Colonel M O Bigelow approve a permanent aviation field on the reservation near Cheyenne. The site, shown in diagrams, sits between Fort Russell and the city, easy to locate from overhead. A Rotary Club aviation committee plans leveling and hangar construction with state and post support, including night lighting for transcontinental flights.
Miss Beth McGuire continues a week long demonstration at A. BE Reedel's drug store on Seventeenth Street showing Sterno Canned Heat substitutes. The showroom window is prominent and draws attention to the display.
Klein's Music Store on Capitol Avenue received a half carload of graphanolas now on display with another half carload expected soon. Mr. Kiring notes strong demand and says the new instruments will let buyers view a large stock before purchasing.
Fre Hofman president of the Ghey enns Home Builders association announces all 24 houses built in Park addition have been sold. The association, for the present at Tenas, abandons plans for four more buildings.
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