Chero Cola Delivered by Air from Hamlet to Rockingham, Jan. 15, 1920

From the Rockingham Post-Dispatch, January 15, 1920

Chero Cola by Airplane . . . Currie, of the Chero Cola Bottling Company, of Hamlet, Transports Chero Cola from Hamlet to Rockingham Last Saturday by Means of an Airplane

L.S. Currie is a fellow who believes in getting out of the path and breaking a way for himself. He is proprietor of the Hamlet Chero Cola Bottling Company, and on last Saturday afternoon had Lt. Fillmore of the Curtis JN-4 airplane, bring him from Hamlet to Rockingham with a quantity of bottles of Chero Cola for several of his store-customers. So far as the Post-Dispatch can learn, this is the first time in the State that a dealer has transported by the airplane route a beverage for sale.