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Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1908

Page

3

Big Horn Basin trade excursion and county fair notes

Wholesalers from Billings will travel to Basin Wyoming in September to attend Basin County Fair and promote goodwill with Omaha Denver Sioux City and Lincoln businessmen. The trip follows a request from Basin County Fair Association to stage a minstrel show. Local firms committing to send representatives include Stone-Ordean-Wells Billings Brewing Billings Hardware Huttig Lindsay Co. Yegen Bros. Ryan Newton L. H. Fenske G. M. Pletcher and H. W. Rowley with others expected.

Basin Wyo Mont Gasette Basin County Wyoming Omaha Denver Sioux City Lincoln Decker Chamber of Commerce J Fircumshaw Basin County Pair Association Iasin Bircumshaw Baain County Stone-Ordean-Wells Company Billings Brewing Company Billings Hardware Company Huttig Manufacturg Company Yegen Bros Lindsey & Co Ryan Newton Company L. H. Fenske G. M. Pletcher

Double Track Push Reported for Union Pacific Lines

A circulation report out of Evanston Wyoming states a directive from B H Harriman orders rushing double tracking of the Union Pacific from Ogden to Omaha for six weeks. After that period the work is to stop, signaling potential railroad revival amid cautious finances. The Hague reports Washington grants the Netherlands cabinet latitude in Venezuela affairs with the caveat against military occupation of territory.

Evanston Wyo Union Pacific Company H. Harriman Ogden Omaha Harriman The Hague Washington Netherlands Castor Venezuela

Dry farming leader plans toll line from Cheyenne to Sidney

George N. Bandy of Iowa, a dry farming advocate and absent telephone man, visits Cheyenne with his son. He has a six mile south Luther area farm near Carpenter and plans a toll line linking Cheyenne to Sidney Neb with rural extensions. He expects rapid settlement to justify costly Bell standard construction.

George N. Bandy Iowa Luther Country Cheyenne Mr. Bandy Luther Carpenter Bandy Sidney Neb Bell Company Pine Bluffs Post

Democrats urged to start subscriptions for fund

The Democratic National Committee appeals editors of Democratic and independent newspapers nationwide to begin subscriptions for the democratic fund. This plan is separate from the prior drive to raise money through financial representatives under state committee supervision.

Chicago United States Democratic National Committee Democratic Fund National Committee

Kidney cures and glass holder ad from Cheyenne paper

An old ad column promotes Foley's Kidney Cure for kidney and bladder issues and a white auto glass holder for glasses from Murchlison Jewelry Co. A. E. Roedel sells Kodol and advertises job leads with Leader ads.

Murchlison Jewelry Company Cheyenne Wyo

Nebraska college students rally for Bryan on campus

Lincoln Aug 18 Nebraska for Bryan a student movement at the University of Nebraska aims to form a Bryan club with about 400 members mainly first voters. The plan, conceived by ardent Bryan supporters among students, includes inviting Bryan to speak at the first meeting and suggests nine tenths of students will back Bryan, driven by state pride and belief in his motives.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska Bryan University of Nebraska Ryan Young Will Bryan McKinley Roosevelt

Taft Condemned for Cruelty to Animals

Boston editorials quote President Angell of the Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals condemning Taft for riding a horse. He calls it unspeakable cruelty and says a man of Taft's stature should hire an elephant rather than pose with a sway-backed horse.

Boston Mass Taft Angell Massachusetts Society For the Prevention of

Ten Years in Bed Kidney Sufferer Recovers After Foley’s Cure

R A Gray J P of Oakville Ind describes ten years confined by kidney disease. He states no movement was possible parts of the time until Foley's Kidney Cure was recommended, calling it a Godsend. Sold by A E Roedel.

R. A. Gray J. P Oakville Ind Foley A. E. Roedel

Palmer's Bread Call Aimed at Grocers

A brief notice urges grocers to stock Palmer's bread signaling a price of per loaf and inviting retailers to place orders through distribution channels.

Palmer

Orders For New Cars From Harriman Gould Pact

Omaha Neb Aug 18 One result of the Harriman Gould agreement is an order for 10,000 steel freight and passenger coaches costing about 10 million dollars. The Pressed Steel Car company Pittsburgh will build them to be distributed among Gould lines. The order will deliver in installments and include hundreds of passenger and chair cars. Local railroad men await the first installment with interest as new features are expected. Reports say Harriman may spend 6 to 7 million for 6,000 of his own cars.

Omaha Neb Harriman Gould Is Aald Pressed Steel Car Company Pittsburg E. H. Harriman George J. Gould Gould Lines New York

Appointments in the Forest Service Listed by State

The forest service announces new forest guards on national forests across multiple states including Ozark in Arkansas Chirricahua in Arizona Arapaho in Colorado Monterey in California Cascade in Oregon Columbia in Oregon Jefferson and Flathead in Montana Pend d Oreille in Idaho Manti in Utah Hayden in Wyoming Pecos and Jemez in New Mexico with hunters noted for some posts.

Washington Forest Service Arkansas Riley W. Quattlebaum Forest Guard Ozark National Forest Arizona Don S. Sullivan Chirricahua National Forest Colorado Garfield Canon Arapaho National Forest California Charles W. Fulton Monterey National Forest Oregon Sherman A. Brown Cascade National Forest Oscar W. Pearce Columbia National Forest Montana D. E. Lewis Jefferson National Forest Henry Herter Flathead National Forest Idaho Nels Peterson Pend d’Oreille National Forest Utah H. EB. Jensen Manti National Forest Wyoming Benjamin P. Srendell Louis Anderson Hayden National Forest New Mexico le Fisher Hunter Pecps James C. Dexter Jemez National Forest

Train schedule excerpt for Colorado & No 41/42 service

A historical timetable note shows trains on the Burlington & Quincy line with times for Cheyenne Sterling and related arrivals and departures. It specifies train 164 leaving Cheyenne at 5 00 p m and arriving Sterling at 11 00 p m daily except Sunday, with additional trains 163 153 aligning Sterling and Cheyenne arrivals and departures.

Burlington & Quincy Cheyenne Sterling

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