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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1907
Page
7
Fragmentary OCR shows a city ballot notice or public advertisement with names A Bartlett and Charles Thompson. The readable text suggests a successor publication to Sun Leader and notes a manager. Details are incomplete but indicate official local notice context.
District court sits today with no basketball schedule announced. The Masonic Consistory reunion ends tonight as visiting members head home. The day marks Ill-omen Friday the 18th with many 1908 calendars in town. Light overcoats shed for heavier garments and new bills planned for Ating and Crystal theaters. Union Pacific freight remains heavy. Cheyenne merchants report many mechanical toys this year. Buster Brown shows at Capitol Avenue tomorrow. Pueblo School Carssy football results attract Cheyenne sportsmen. The Mayor of Tokio arrives at Capitol Avenue next Wednesday. Hughes employment agency building moves to a new site. State immigration headquarters report many requests for copies of The State of Wyoming. John M. Jenkins funeral at Longhurst chapel at 2 p.m. today, Rev. E. F. Jordan officiating. Marriage licenses: Charles H. Willoughby with Ruth Blackley of Wheatland. Walter E. Ragan with Bernice McCullough of Junction. George Brown pleads guilty to grand larceny in district court but may stand trial.
An 19th century advertisement promotes Foley's Honey and Tar to stop coughs and colds and claim prevention of pneumonia and consumption. The copy notes the genuine product contains no opiates and is sold in a yellow package through A. B. Roe & Co.
The funeral of Mrs LeRoy Grant Sr will be held at St Mark s Episcopal church tomorrow afternoon at 2 o clock Rev G R to conduct the service The remains may be viewed by friends at the home tomorrow morning from 10 to 12 o'clock
A Cheyenne based electrical contracting firm is planned with J C Cain returning from Denver to head the construction department. Cain is overseeing electrical work on the Atlas theater project which was praised as first class by insurance officials.
Architect William DuBois examined the Thermopolis school building and found it safe for full student capacity. He noted poor workmanship and minor settlement but no condition that endangers pupils, disputing local condemnation rumors.
The High School senior class presents a program at 7 30 this evening in the school building. The event aims to accommodate friends unable to attend the afternoon show. Highlights include declamations, orations on social topics, scenes from Cyrano de Bergerac, a pupil piano solo, and a girls chorus.
The largest and handsomest collection of imported toys ever received in Cheyenne is now opened at Roedel's Hardware Store. All ages invited to inspect and select early for the holiday season. Also note Pineules promise relief for rheumatism and back pain with a nightly dose, offered by Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
W L Luchte advertises a fine stock of Alfred Peats wallpaper with hanging at low rates. Contact at 622 West Eighteenth Street or call 9] black. Also noting the Star Theater will run the Passion Play through week end. BHORCHNER JEWELRY CO offers engraved ceremonial rings and charms with free engraving. New books at Logan's. see ad on page.
A. L. Mohler general manager of the Union Pacific returned from Sterling Ill over the weekend and said he could offer no light on resuming improvement work or on Harriman building a new Omaha headquarters. He declined to speculate on a revival of prosperity as speculation swirled about renewed railroad investment.
A local notice promotes Paso Gintment claiming cure for piles in six to eleven days with a fourteen day option. It advertises a dance event titled Dance of the Season at A O UL We Holl Saturday evening by the Retre Nous club with free admission for ladies.
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