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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1908
Page
4
A note urges homeowners to act quickly on lumber and savings options. The writer warns that lumber materials will rise in price and shares long experience in the trade while inviting readers to pursue ideas and bargains.
An associate named Lowery is arrested in Cheyenne following a spree of burglaries tied to Smith. Police recovered over $2,000 in stolen goods including a bicycle owned by Deputy Sheriff Nelson Perry and a leather gauntlet from Officer Thomas Adams. Smith shot during arrest. investigation links raid to Dr. Conway office safe cracking for $95.
Fort Collins Colorado August 29 heavy rains and drought in northern New Mexico cut hay supplies. Mills in Nebraska pay 3.50 to 9.50 a ton for hay worsening shortages. Sheep feeders face reduced feed, smaller lambs, and financial strain as regions with hay in better condition help others fall short.
City columns note a Tuesday council session and a county board meeting. Crow Creek reserve maneuvers end tomorrow while troops from the reserve near Fort Russell arrive Wednesday. Water system work begins tomorrow on East Twenty second Street and a Wyoming prohibition convention selects September 10 in Wheatland.
Oakland reports suffragists 800 strong marched on the Republican state convention and were ignored by speakers and committee. The crowd refused a vote of thanks later offered to the women, while delegates later nominated electors and adopted a platform.
An ad fragment promotes a Bral typewriter for 815 and references Junior Typewriter Co. It also advertises Manzan Pile Remedy by Palace Pharmacy Drug Co for all forms of piles with soothing, anti inflammatory, and anti itching claims priced at 40.
R. W. Bradley & Co. handed to the government a premier horse hospital at Fort Russell built for $30,000. The veterinary stable includes isolation wards, an operating room, steam heat, electric lights, sleeping quarters for nurses, baths for attendants, and special stalls for hoof and contagious diseases. The facility, rated among the largest, was completed in ninety days and serves a brigade post.
Victims of hay fever will experience great benefit from Foley’s Honey and Tar as it stops difficult breathing immediately and heals inflamed air passages. If it fails to cure, it provides instant relief. The genuine product comes in a labeled package. Also advertised are clocks for every room by Murchison Jewelry Co Cheyenne Wyoming and Leader Want ads offer a winner.
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