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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1907
Page
7
Fragmentary lines describe a concept of money and bookkeeping with implied safekeeping and accessibility, but lack clear subjects, dates, places, or events to identify a specific news item or person. The readable phrases suggest financial or accounting themes without verifiable details.
Fragmentary notice from the Cheyenne Leader publication by The Leader Publishing Co. with WM. A. Bartlett and Charles Thompson as city figures referenced.
City reports three smallpox cases and announces widespread closures including public offices and most businesses. Post office overwhelmed by Christmas mail. Public events abound with dances, theater shows, and Christmas programs across venues such as Turner Hall Keefe Hall and Capitol Avenue theater.
George Sanders admitted guilt in a district court for highway robbery. Judge Matson sentenced him to one year in the penitentiary for the December 18 holdup of D. W. Robinson, who was forced to surrender about $20. Robinson later identified Sanders on the street, leading to his arrest.
Public notice for Williams' Kidney Pills from Williams Manufacturing Co. Cleveland Ohio. Advertises free trial by mail for 60 cents and lists A. E. Roedel as local dealer. Mentions kidney, nervous system, and urinary symptoms and claims cure.
The Civil Service commission lists examinations for federal positions in Cheyenne on January 16 and January 22. Postings include Copperplate map engraver, apprentice map engraver, physician in Indian service, sanitary engineer and draftsman, and assistant engineer of tests with salaries ranging from 700 to 1600 dollars. Age limits generally 20 or older, with various ranges. Best remedy for mothers to use is Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup. It tastes maple-sugar. Sold by A B Roedel.
Joseph Sladbick remarks that proving marriage a failure would give him little comfort as Fraternal Battalion holds drills at Keefe Hall on Friday December 27.
DeWitt's carbonized witch hazel balve marketed as healing and soothing and useful for piles. Sold by A. B. Roedel. New books just received at Logan's Bee of page B.
Reports state King Victor Emmanuel of Italy hinted to two Russian grand dukes and several diplomats in Rome to stop stirring rumors aimed at strife between the United States and Japan. He warned that those spreading rumors would be unwelcome visitors if they continued.
The National Humane Alliance donated a fountain to Cheyenne last summer and officials agreed to install it at Eighteenth and Ferguson streets for Frontier Day. The donor complains no action has been taken and may ship the fountain elsewhere if not used.
James Donahue of New Britain Connecticut credits Foley's Kidney Cure with his kidney and bladder relief after failing to improve with other remedies. He used two bottles then five to cure his condition and subsequently passed a rigid life insurance examination. The remedy is sold by A E Roedal.
The remains of A. J. Perry pioneer citizen who died in Chico California arrived in the city last night on train No 10 accompanied by Mrs Perry and Miss Carrie Perry. The funeral will be held at the home tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The Star notes weddings at the venue yesterday including Rollie Norwan and Mrs Minnie Patterson of Denver along with Sherman P Moore of Fort Gosling and Miss Pear Hi Mrick of Potter Nebraska. An advertisement promotes baby care and a food law compliant product. An expert accountant offers services and opens or closes books for viewing.
A broken rail on the Colorado & Southern near Cassa 195 miles north of Cheyenne derailed the Cheyenne Flyer northbound. Sixteen passengers were in the rear car, which overturned. conductor Guy Goff of Cheyenne suffered a broken arm and bruises, all others uninjured. The train resumed to Orin Junction, then to Douglas for Goff’s care.
An old warning advises against asking others for cold and cough cures due to potential danger from unknown preparations. It promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar as a genuine remedy, claiming it cures coughs colds and helps prevent pneumonia. The genuine product is in a yellow package and is sold by A. E. Roedel.
State Pure Food Inspector BE Burke filed information leading to warrants for the Kelley Mercantile Ohnstein Bros Bresnahen Smith and Kimrey Nagle, four top market firms. They face charges of unlawfully selling dressed turkey with entrails and other objectionable parts undrawn, in violation of the pure food law.
A chinook wind began yesterday and throughout the day it melted snow on the range where storms left one to five inches of coverage. The warm gusts quickly dried city streets by nightfall. Palace Pharmacy promotes King’s Little Liver Pills for biliousness headaches and skin cleansing at two cents.
Mitchell from Omaha arrives to open a first class tea and coffee store in Mr. Warren's new block. With fifteen years experience he roasts and blends coffees daily and invites the public to inspect the roasting process.
J. F. Reynolds Post No 4 G A R members are urged to meet at A O U W hall at 1 20 a m Thursday December 26 to attend the funeral of comrade A J Perry Adjutant MAHAR
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Henry R. Haygood a well known young ranchman of the Granite district and Miss Amy E Felton of Junction DeWitt. Their wedding plans were announced as the couple prepares for the ceremony.
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