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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1907
Page
6
Classified ad from Cheyenne listing houses with 1 to 13 rooms, corner lots, modern homes, and ranch properties for sale or trade. Includes multiple parcels in Colorado and Wyoming, cattle and sheep lots, furnitures, and a trade offer with M. Newman contact details 1707 Ferguson St Cheyenne.
An advertisement from Dr Sweatt at 1617 Ferguson Street urges prompt dental work to restore badly decayed teeth. It emphasizes matching crowns that look natural, easy maintenance, and cost savings by not delaying treatment. Reduction during holidays is noted.
J W Piper and family and B F Hubbard and family will travel Saturday to Topeka to attend the golden wedding of the parents of Mrs Piper and Mrs Hubbard. C L Gage returns from Gothenburg with his aunt Miss Gage. Mrs R Woods mother of Samuel Woods rests at his 615 East Ninth street home. Mrs Harry McCloud and children go to Corning Town to visit her parents. Mrs Pete Larson hosts dinner. Ord Hendrick returns from Denver. Lester Catlin recovers from diphtheria. Miss Genta Fraker leaves for Salt Lake. A pleasant surprise party at Mr and Mrs Harry Montague’s with many guests and a dainty supper. Foley’s Honey and Tar advert says it has no opiates and is sold by A E Roedel. Mardi Gras in New Orleans promoted with railroad literature by T B Fisher of Colorado & Southern railway in Denver.
Chicago reports expose a heated court confrontation as Edgar H. Farrar denounces Edward H. Harriman and the Union Pacific as a "Mormon" corporation guilty of polygamy and bigamy and seeks to constrain Harriman from controlling global transportation. The debate foresees adjournment battles and proxy war references amid the trial and city proceedings.
Johnny Green, a ball playing ranchman from Glenite Canon, accepted an offer from Ducky Holmes manager of the Sioux City Western League team for 1908. His contract pays 150 dollars a month plus expenses and he will play second base or shortstop. Also notes new Napoleon tan and black ladies shoes at Foot Farm Shoe Store and leather goods at Mandicratt.
Cryst al pictures and local items from San Rafael Cal report Stew art Quabar an Honolulu broker saved from a near tragedy on a rail line by signaling with a clearing house certificate Other items include an Orino Laxative ad and a basketball game preview between Eton High and Cheyenne High at Keefe Hall plus ads for shoes at Foot Farm Shoe Store and a prompt to meet at the Crystal
Washington December 18 Secretary Cortelyou issues a formal statement denying rumors of undue political activity by his friends in backing a movement in his interest. He declares he has not used influence for any presidential candidate and has not sought any office himself.
Notice to stockholders of Cheyenne and Burlington Railroad announces a special meeting at the Cheyenne office on January 14 1908 at noon to act on selling the railroad property and franchises to the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company under a current lease.
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