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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1907
Page
7
Fragmentary note touts a coin like service claiming citizens benefit from an infallible bookkeeper without salary and says money remains safe while more accessible than elsewhere. The text is incomplete, offering limited verifiable details.
Short items report visiting Elks leaving for home and events in Cheyenne including Masonic Consistory reunion ongoing, theater showings at Atlas and Crystal, funeral arrangements for George J. Lamm, Cesari Guissepi's funeral, and plans for dances, fairs, and new fraternal groups. Also noted are local fire calls, sports trips to Pueblo for Shoel-Carsey, and Foley's Honey and Tar promotion.
Adjutant General Gatchell reports Captain G B A Moeller has brought Third Infantry, N G W at Buffalo up to fifty eight enlisted men as required by war department orders. Inspection set for December 12. Buffalo leaders and citizens back the company. Moeller, a Wyoming National Guard veteran, is credited with its success and high rank in the state.
Chief Delaney plans action against employment agencies accused of shipping workers to places with no jobs. A Rock Springs case shows thirty Denver laborers paid $1.50 each to agencies promising work on a Union Pacific project that never existed. Delaney vows to revoke licenses and shut down offending agents.
Damon Willow, a Shoshone Indian, will be taken fifty miles today to serve sixty days in the county jail. He recently pleaded guilty in U S court to carrying liquor into the Wind River reservation. He will be transported to Lander to begin his sentence, despite the misdemeanor nature of the offense.
D. 8. Park & Co plans a jewelry store in the First National Bank block with mahogany woodwork and a large stock. Dade's Little Liver Pills advertised. Mutual Life Insurance Co opens offices at 201 First National Bank building with Victor Good as Budgetary contact. new books at Logan's. Palmer restaurant serves turkey dinner daily.
Wm A Bartlett urges readers to see the Oberammergau Passion Play shown at the Star theater. He calls it the most inspiring moving picture series, portraying nativity to resurrection with remarkable scenery, action, and facial expression. Also promotes Kodol for dyspepsia sold by A E Roedel.
Instructions advise applying Chamberlains Salve after nursing and wiping with a soft cloth before the next feeding. The note claims many trained nurses use it with best results. Price is 25 cents per box and it is sold by Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
Attorney John Clark of Cheyenne associated with his father argued before the United States circuit court of appeals in St. Louis in a two hour masterly defense. Judge Gibson Clark and Judge J. W. Lacey, both of Cheyenne, led opposing sides. The piece notes Clark as perhaps the youngest to argue before the appellate division of the federal supreme court. Palace Pharmacy Drug Co advertises ManZan piles remedy at 50 cents in a collapsible tube.
W E Chaplin resigns as president of the state board of child and animal protection and Dr W F Pilaeging state veterinarian is elected his successor. Pilaeging has shown strong interest and is expected to be an active executive. The board now has forty volunteer agents across the state.
Toledo wholesale druggists advertise Calla tract cure taken internally, acting on the blood and surfaces of the system. Free trial bottles and 75 cents per bottle. Also promote Wall’s Family Pills for constipation.
The Entro Nous club hosted a gala at A C A W Hall on Saturday evening. Admission was 50 cents with ladies admitted free.
James P. Ward, once a well known Cheyenne resident, died in Denver on Monday. Several relatives still live in Cheyenne, and his ashes will be returned for interment. Ward had not visited Cheyenne for fifteen to sixteen years, and in Denver he worked in the grocery business.
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