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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1907
Page
7
A fragment extols a daily balance as an infallible bookkeeper rewarding financial safety with accessibility. The rhetoric contrasts it with banks, suggesting the daily balance reveals true financial convenience and reliability.
Publication record for Che Cheyenne Leader from The Leader Publishing Co edited by WM. A. Bartlett and run by Charles Thompson. Contains repeated phrases and unclear text indicating a historical newspaper imprint and staff roles.
A long description of Jackson's Hole in Wyoming highlights its mountains lakes and abundant wildlife. The article promotes the valley as ideal for sportsmen and photographers with elk deer antelope mountain sheep and bears, plus abundant trout. It notes fishing and hunting seasons license requirements and access routes from Idaho Montana and Gardiner.
An advertisement describes attractions at the Atlas with a Venetian tragedy and other acts performed by John Cassidy at Christmas Eve. It also expands on the Snake River valley scenery with Elkland island, pine forests, the Teton range, mineral springs, and the lake named for Captain Jackson.
District court sessions continue as Union Pacific shops close for the holidays until January 2. Cheyenne stores bustle with Christmas shoppers while high school games loom as Cheyenne High meets Ault at Keefe hall. Justice court to hear John Cassidy case for malicious mischief. Charles Lang arrives in Cheyenne after selling Saratoga laundry. Fred Schneider injured at Union Pacific shop. Edward Grittens’ body en route to McCammon Idaho for interment after Cheyenne Flyer death. Police probe Ralph McNair holdup at Nineteenth and Eddy streets. $20 taken at gunpoint.
Caution against seeking outside advice for coughs and colds due to unknown preparations. Foley's Honey and Tar is promoted as curing coughs and colds and preventing pneumonia. Genuine product sold in a yellow package by A. B. Roedel with a note to refuse substitutes.
In district court yesterday the Midland Grocery Company of Denver pleaded guilty to two counts of violating the state pure food law. Each count carried a $50 fine plus costs. a third charge was dismissed. Separately James Coleman and Thomas Donahue pleaded guilty to petit larceny and received ninety days in jail plus costs. Walter Brown and Dan Malone also faced petit larceny charges with sentences of seventy-five and sixty days respectively. Foley’s Honey and Tar news ad touts the safety of the yellow package with no opiates, sold by A. E. Rohdel.
Marriage licenses issued to Clarence L. Fenn of Omaha and Carlene A. Hale of Grand Junction Colorado Ernest J. Mann of Treiona Wyoming and Migs Sadie C. Yoder of Phillips Wyoming A Pineules medicine advertisement promotes pain relief with a 20 day treatment for one dollar from Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
The schedule lists a 7 46 kickoff featuring CG A ve and J Bro followed by C H ve Ault at 8 45. There will be a dance with good music lasting about 45 seconds.
Joseph Sladeck reflects on marriage as a failure. The Fraternal Battalion drill and ball will be held at Keefe Hall on Friday, December 27.
The Crystal management announces a 25 cent charge for the combined showing of Ben Hur and The Passion Play with lectures and special music. Also recommends Kodol for dyspepsia sold by A. E. Roedel.
Local basketball score report notes Ault defeating Eaton 22 to 17 in an December 24 contest spelled XMAS EVE. Nearby mention of other scores 206 to 206 and a game vs Ault at 8 45. The page also carries ads for Kisling liver pills and a Sunday meat sale policy at Washington Market with a holiday push.
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