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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1908
Page
7
An advertisement touts Orange Tooth Powder as antiseptic and claims it will perform multiple oral care tasks when used as directed. The copy urges readers to switch to Rorded's variant for comprehensive results.
An old advertisement touts a simple inexpensive Compound Karyon with Fluid Extract Dandelion and Syrup Sarsaparilla as a sovereign kidney remedy. It asserts to restore kidney function, relieve backache and rheumatism, neutralize urine, and aid weak or frequent urination with a teaspoonful dose after meals and at night.
Walter Ulrich has been named substitute clerk in the railway postal service. Chief Clerk W. C. Mulford tours Ogden and intermediate points on inspection. Regular street parade planned as part of district activities. Large electrical clocks installed at Bon Shoe & Clothing and Gleason Mercantile store windows. Pleasant weather boosts Cheyenne anglers with high demand for fish worms amid frozen ground. Clifford Patton pleaded guilty to petit larceny and received twenty days in county jail. James Jankovsky sustained a scalp wound from a fall at the Union Pacific machine shop and was hospitalized. Cheyenne Athletic Association prepares for a basketball game against the University of Wyoming with a dance to follow.
A drugstore ad offers Pineules guaranteed to ease rheumatism backache kidney trouble with a 30 days treatment for $1.00. Each bedtime dose is claimed to prove merit and invites readers to obtain them today from Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
Walter Hurtsided romance based on the Haywood case and the Stennenberg murder. The book charts a Colorado labor war crime, with quick plotting and dramatic incidents. The author was present for much of the period, giving local color. Published by Appeal Publishing, Girard Kansas, priced 1.50.
An old palace pharmacy ad promotes Dade a Little Liver Pill as prompt relief for headache and bilious needs. Marketed as good for the family, it touts a clear stomach and sweet digestion.
The C. A. C. basketball team meets the University of Wyoming Preps here Saturday night in a high speed game. C. A. C. recently defeated the Prope in Lara mie by a clone score. A postgame sale and a new wallpaper stock preview at Collenburro's follow the event.
Los Angeles Feb 25 Governor Joseph K Toole of Montana arrived from Helena and announced that due to ill health he has decided to resign his office with the resignation effective April 1 located in Los Angeles California papers report this development following his arrival.
Special to The Leader. Wheatland Wy Feb 26 The Globe hotel was entered the other night and the till touched four about $20. Emigrant cars arrived this week with men from Nebraska Iowa and Colorado. State Veterinarian Pflaeging visited on official business. Fine weather and plowing indicate spring work. Migrants pack into the Wheatland colony with two to three families sharing houses until new homes are built.
A major production of Uncle Tom's Cabin will be staged at Turner Hall on February 29 with matinee and evening shows. Leon W. Washburn leads the management and a citywide street parade is planned. The ad copy notes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and features period dialect lines.
A Saturday evening party honored Master Willaml Bresnahan with games and a dainty supper. Guests included Lora and Galina McCloud Annie Fleet Edna Jessen Florence Bennett Bridget Brangan Annie Bresnahan and others. Mrs Boyd of Laramie visited Mrs Bertha Woods. Miss Lollie Adams returned home from the hospital. William Morfott is ill with pneumonia. Samuel Woods mashed his finger at the packing house.
Advertises Williams Kidney Pills from Cleveland for kidney and bladder trouble. Questions about nerve fatigue and urinary issues precede the claim the pills cure. Sold by A. E. Roedel. Samples offered for 60 cents via mail.
Notice announces Cheyenne Upholstering Works offering furniture upholstering services at 604 West Seventeenth. Telephone number listed as Bik 13.
Actor Eddie Foy will become a neighbor of John D. Rockefeller at Pocantico Hills. He plans to own a parcel of land there and construct a fine home on it.
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