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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1908
Page
4
A terse fragment notes price in a short notice style. Names, places, or dates are not readable in the readable portion. The item’s cost appears as a single figure not further explained.
Patrick Freaney of Glendos and Fred Sturdevant returned from Omaha while C C Brownlee is home sick. J C Thompson Sr. returned to Denver and Hugh Clark sprained ankle. Colonel J H Fullerton returned from Denver. P E Glatke left for the north. H C Beeler to Denver. M J Barry to depart for the Pacific coast. H M Tannehill visiting. Mayor Wilde of Hartville arrived. J T Connor of Clay Robinson & Co. in the city. Mayor Cook Lister and Hinkle fished near Uva. Peter Keenan of Union Pacific Hiisdale district in the city. Also a remedy for piles sold by Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
A Hanna report says no immediate plan to reopen Union Pacific Coal No 1 mine. Seventeen days after two catastrophes, more than fifty bodies lie inside as rescue work shifts to debris clearing and coffin stock sits ready for surface recovery.
Governor B. B. Brooks announced the appointment of M. R. Johnston of Wheatland to the University of Wyoming board of trustees, succeeding Harriet Knight. The governor also named J. W. R. Edgers of Crook County to replace W. G. Aber of Sheridan. Both appointees are Democrats.
Chicago officials reveal more than 250 firms include LO meters on water pipes for fire protection enabling potential water theft. Superintendent McCourt warns losses could reach hundreds of thousands of dollars and orders meters installed at every by-pass to curb theft.
A shipment of camels consigned to a Chicago zoo arrived in New York aboard the Ida from Palermo Italy. The number of camels increased to thirteen after a birth during a week of rough seas, and the newborn is named Ida after the steamship.
Cheyenne commandry invites members and friends to Good Friday services at the temple conducted by Rev. G C Rafter prelate of the national and Wyoming commanderies. Also an advertisement promotes Bees Laxative Gough Syrup as a gentle remedy for coughs colds and bronchial issues suitable for children. Palace Drug Co.
The New England Methodist Episcopal conference voted 107 to 42 to back a memorial urging the general conference to repeal the article forbidding dancing, card playing, and theater attendance. The move signals a shift in social conduct policies among northern Methodists.
The Modern Brotherhood of America schedules a dime social on Thursday the sixteenth at the A O U W hall. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
Wyoming Governor Brooks plans a dinner tonight at the executive mansion for Colorado Governor Buchtel. The event, attended by state officials and prominent Republicans, marks the first time Wyoming hosts the Colorado governor. Buchtel arrives in Cheyenne this morning and will lecture tonight at Capitol Avenue Theater as part of a Lyceum course.
New York April 14 Josiah Coshen of Pittsburg was appointed commissioner to take testimony of Pittsburg witnesses in the suit for annulment of marriage Evelyn Thaw has instituted against Harry K Thaw.
Branson and Branson relocate their real estate and insurance office to 1922 Eddy Street and invite friends to visit or call.
Judge Lindsey lecture at the Congregational church Wednesday evening was postponed to a later date. Notice will publish the new date. Old papers offered at 6 cents a bundle by the lead er office. Leader Want Adve. bring resuite.
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