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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1907
Page
4
Rev Leon C Hilla leads a 14 member meeting to form a church boys club with early leadership by Hilla and Carl Dillman as secretary and Fred Myers as treasurer. Weekly meetings 7 30 pm in the church parlors with readings and games.
William Wilsock returns to Encampment after an evening out. A. O. Yeagers depart for Denver to reside. Bert Milliard’s son’s condition unchanged. Engineer Bailey back from North Platte due to a sick baby. Hernard Ryan from Chicago a Denver guest turned. Judge Gibson Clark yesterday re Earl and Stella Stuhr and they depart for Ogden. Homer Underwood and wife head to California for winter. Prickett family returns from eastern trip. Mrs. Robert Carey hosts in Careyhurst. Dade’s Little Liver Pills advertised for digestion and family use. See The Wig Chase at Atlas this afternoon and evening.
The motive power machinists depart Cheyenne for Denver Sunday to face the U P team at the Colorado Iron Works grounds. The Cheyenne squad aims to avenge a prior defeat and deliver a hotly contested game amid a region noted for strong industrial activity.
Thursday evening August 29 a song recital at the Hiks Home benefits the organ fund of the First Church of Christ Scientist. Mrs. McCasland a St. Louis contralto studied in San Francisco Boston and with Prof Alfred G Robyn composer of Yankee Consul and Yankee Tourist Tickets at Ellis candy store.
Smokers crowd the Atlas for a bachelor themed afternoon and evening show. An advertisement promotes Dr Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills as remedies for backache and weak kidneys, sold by A. E. Roedel.
In a distant report from Oyster Bay observers say President Roosevelt should not intervene in the telegraphers strike. The writer argues the president often intrudes in trivial issues and could help by promoting peace instead of interference.
The Cheyenne Tribune and Leader spar over adopted resolutions, siding with popular opinion on leasing the public to stockmen. The Leader supports the majority while the Tribune protests, predicting editorial sparks and political tensions. Copper Mountain Miner notes Mr. Deming.
Advertisement notes that DeWitt's Little Early Risers tablets do not sicken or gripe and are easy to take. It lists A. E. Roedel as the seller of the small pills.
Fragmentary note mentions Fire bella cow belly blue belly and a wedding Bella at the Atlas with no clear event details or context.
The ad promotes Pinesalve Carbolined for bites stings sunburn cuts and bruises acting as a poultice to draw out inflammation. It urges readers to try it and lists price at 60 cents per month with Palace Pharma Co Drug Co as the seller and Leader as the publication name.
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