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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1908
Page
4
A spill event traced to an oil source caused a swift cleanup response as local crews secured the area. Investigators monitor containment and assess environmental impact while authorities coordinate with the facility operator for remediation steps.
A practical discussion by Dr. Cook on drought resistant crops for dry farming, distinguishing crops from plants, stressing acclimatization and soil moisture conservation, and noting origins of drought resistant crops like alfalfa durum wheat Kaiffir corn and spelt as examples.
A string of personal items notes C. W. Burdick returning from Washington Judge J A Riner traveling to Denver State Treasurer Gillette in the city from Sheridan Sheriff B E Smalley attending to Hartville business Governor B B Brooks returning from the north Mr and Mrs C A Shriver departed for the south Mina Alice Furry guest of Dr Furry Benjamin Auserman Evanston attorney transacting business Judge R N Mateon returned from Sheridan W F Hamilton from Douglas en route home to Lincoln then north E O Glenn from Cheyenne now Kans City guest of Clade Glenn Mrs BE Woodmansees returned from Hastings near sickness of her brother Mrs Scott C Davis and daughter Irma Denver visit with Frances Ollerenshaw and R W Bryantconnections
Albert Phillips, twice jailed and thrice confined to insane asylums, has returned to Evanston after recent release and a trip via Cheyenne and Lander. Previously he stole a mail sack at the Union Pacific depot, served a year in prison, then stole a horse for another year, culminating in repeated lunacy admissions and releases before heading back to the asylum.
A periodical note praises Bees Laxative Cough Syrup for coughs colds croup and whooping cough advising mothers to keep it on hand for children. It promises prompt relief acts as a gentle laxative and drives poison and phlegm from the system with guaranteed efficacy. Palace Pharmacy Co.
The Salvation Army presents staff captain James H. Durand Mrs Durand and captain Massy delivering illustrated talks with ate réopticon views at the First Congregational church next Saturday evening. Admission is 25 cents for adults and 15 cents for children.
The 1907 Frontier celebration report shows a financially successful event with a $3,961.95 cash balance and $2,385 in property. Receipts totaled $10,612.25 over three days while the show cost $11,887.05. The committee recommends permanent dates the third week of August and early formation of a new organizing panel.
Advertisement for La Grippe and Pneumonia remedy Foley’s Honey and Tar claims to cure grippe coughs and prevent pneumonia. It warns to refuse any but the genuine in the yellow package sold by A. E. Roedel.
In Muscatine Iowa tonight C B C Keefe Hall hosts a game with reduced seating alerting fans to arrive early D Miller at 1700 Ferguson listed as arrest.
An old notice promotes Foley's Kidney Cure saying it stops irregularities and cures kidney and bladder trouble within medicine's reach. Sold by A. E. Roedel.
A vintage bank advertisement extols the daily balance as an infallible bookkeeper and seeks customers to open an account. It notes checks cover all bills, cancelled checks serve as receipts, and lost checkbooks are replaced free. Signatories T. B. Hord and Chas. Fp. Mally endorse prudent banking.
C B C Keeffe of Hot Springs San Antonio hosts a noted basketball matchup at Muscatine Iowa. The item promotes Colorado and Southern round trip rates and invites readers to travel to enjoy the winter climate and local attractions.
Ansa L Rainey Likins continues her hairdressing and manicure services in room 4 Bresnalien break. The Leader reports at a price of 50 cents per month.
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