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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1908
Page
4
Roedel assures customers that it carries drugs for technical and general use as well as prescriptions. If items are temporarily out of stock they will notify buyers. No substitutions offered. The ad emphasizes reliability and transparency from a big store.
Mrs. Howard Herbert of Brooklyn Iowa writes that after seven years bedridden and multiple doctors could not diagnose her illness Wicke's Swiss Herb Tea restored her appetite and allowed walks. She attributes kidney and liver relief to the tea and urges others with similar troubles to try it.
An agency advertises comprehensive investigations including criminal, corporate, banking and private cases. Operatives are described as suitable for all detective work and travel worldwide with confidential services offered.
Militiamen at a Cheyenne banquet praised the Wyoming National Guard and militia standard. Senator Warren and General Gatchell commended state troops while Governor Brooks and officers from multiple cities attended and lauded press support.
The eight teams in the state militia shoot had results released yesterday. Sheridan Company led with 1 113 points, followed by Buffalo 94, Cheyenne 954, Star Team 62, Cody 860, Newcastle 852, Douglas 848, and Lander 763.
Anglers along the Cheyenne district report a record mosquito swarm this year. They say bites are almost unbearable and ruin fishing pleasure for those in the countryside during recent days. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve is recommended for piles and sold by A. B. Roedel.
Twenty days remain until Frontier Days as Cheyenne reports rail track work, new store openings, a local death, and civic notices. Notables include Dan Fallon’s stallion purchase, a theater bill, Guard mobilization, cathedral tower work, and no ID yet for a train yard fatality.
The Star Theater presents the six act drama Two Orphans for the last time this Saturday with The Blackmailer as a feature and Husband Wanted as the comic piece. Bert J. Prince will sing Under the Boughs of the Old Maple Tree. Admission is 10 cents.
Two big programs of moving and talking pictures announced for this evening at the Capitol Avenue theater. All pictures and songs shown the last week on the Camera phone will be presented in one performance for out of town visitors for the circus. Cheyenne residents welcome.
Wide concrete bands will be laid on both sides of the street railway track at Randall avenue north of old Frontier park. The space between the rails will be filled with concrete to prevent any interference with traffic.
Visitors to Cheyenne can view two performances for the price of one at the Capitol Avenue theater Saturday night. Manager Colvin presents moving pictures that talk and sing, including all films shown during the past week, praised as one of the best of its kind in Cheyenne.
H C Taylor of Sheridan, visiting from Halifax, reports that the Big Horn mountains host extensive undeveloped ore bodies. Accompanied by investors, Taylor inspected Copper and Inter Mountain and Union Copper mines near Wolf Creek and Tongue River, noting rich ore and a 65 percent copper assay in one vein.
Seventh Day Adventist church services will be held today in the Presbyterian chapel at 2 30 p m with Bible study at 2 20 p m and preaching at 8 00 p m The subject is Inspiration of the Scriptures All are invited Roscoe T Babr Pastor
Three hundred soldiers from Fort Leavenworth Kansas rode a special train through Cheyenne yesterday morning en route to the Crow Creek maneuver reserve. They spent an hour in the city as they moved on.
Foley's Honey and Tar affords mediating relief to asthma sufferers in worst stages and if taken in time will effect a cure. Sold by A. E. Roedel.
Mrs Corlis daughter of Assistant Division Engineer Otis Thayer Union Pacific gives birth to a daughter. Both mother and infant are reported progressing satisfactorily at home.
Mascot the educated horse drawing crowds as the top attraction at the Atlas this week. A tangential health note warns about summer kidney irregularities and promotes Foley's Kidney Cure and DeWitt's Little Early Risers sold by A B Roedel.
A local notice invites shoppers to seek Palmer's Super Loaf at their grocer. The campaign promotes availability and urges stores to stock the product for consumer demand.
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