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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1908
Page
7
A financial study argues that a bank with a broad base of four hundred small depositors gains stability and resilience, outweighing the protection offered by a dozen large accounts. The concept highlights diversified funding reducing risk and volatility.
A brief transcription notes the Che Cheyenne Leader publication by The Leader Publishing Co with WM A Bartlett as city circulator. The text appears as a fragment indicating successor to Sun Leader and shows publication context rather than full article content.
Crow creek runs very low as Cheyenne experiences wind damage and slow traffic between Cheyenne and Fort Russell. Community groups host dances at Turner hall and A O U W hall while April meetings of local associations are planned. A Detroit Electric car draws attention and Catholic cathedral construction progresses slowly. Country reports note Pine Bluffs rain and drought, with religious services scheduled at the court house tomorrow.
A vintage advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh cure. It lists F. J. Cheney as trustworthy and authorized by Walding Kinnan & Marvin of Toledo Ohio. Claims Hall's Catarrh Cure works systemically. Prices noted about 15 cents a bottle with testimonials available. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Union Pacific transports about 60,000 gallons daily from Laramie, Nermosa and Colores to the Rock River crossing. The water is hauled to counteract alkali contamination from a distant irrigation lake ten miles upstream that renders the river unsuitable for engine use.
Archival note describes Kenedy's Laxative Cough Syrup acting promptly to ease cough and force the cold from the system. Bolded by A. EB, Roodel.
Republican county convention in Laramie County meets today to elect delegates to the national convention and nominate three candidates for presidential elector. The gathering will select delegates and set the stage for the party's presidential ticket.
The Northwest prepares for four days of naval entertainment when Admiral Thomas and the Pacific fleet visit Seattle in May. A grand naval review, receptions, concerts, and fireworks garnish the program with visits to Snoqualmie Pass and the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition grounds.
A vintage drug advert promises refunds if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. It claims to stop coughing, heal the lungs, prevent pneumonia and consumption, and warns the genuine product is in a yellow package with no opiates.
Notice states Cheyenne Upholstering Works relocated to 406 West Seventeenth Street opposite Percy Smith's with phone 629.
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co offers Man Zan Pile Remedy priced at 60 with a guaranteed result. The product is readied for use and claims to provide prompt relief from all forms of piles and to soothe and heal.
O L Albertson buys South Side meat market. John Mumm injures hand at work in tank shop. J L Garner begins a modern five room cottage for H E Gates. Mr and Mrs John Merne welcome a baby girl born Thursday. Harry McKay undergoes surgery at home on East Tenth Street and recovers well. Bolin of Porter Nebraska and Dolly Van Gunty of Carpenter Nebraska visit Garrison home and depart Thursday.
A 1906 note from C N Cornell of Roding Georgia thanks BE De Witt & Co Chicago and endorses Kohol. He recalls no prior stomach or bowel disease in 1897 and reports great benefit after starting the product in spring 1902. The letter is signed and dated August 27 1906 and mentions vendors A BE Roedel.
Dr W A Wyman departs for Los Angeles to pursue post graduate work on the Pacific coast for about six weeks. He will engage in advanced study and research during the coming month and a half.
John Sorenson, veteran foreman of the Union Pacific tank shop, prepares to depart for California to reside there. Yesterday he wore a handsome new watch with chain and charm, a gift from his associates in the shops.
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