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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1908
Page
3
An advertising notice from T. B. Hord urges opening a bank account. It promises daily balance convenience, safe funds, and easy bill payment by check with free replacement checkbooks. The bank guarantees courtesy aligned with prudent banking.
Leonard B. Nicholson rode seventy five miles on horseback to Douglas to surrender after shooting A. B. Furrier on Antelope creek. He learned the killing occurred in Weston county and that Newcastle Sheriff would pursue him. Nicholson will testify at the coroner's inquiry as authorities plan an investigation. Both men were sheep herders on Antelope creek.
Advert shows Williams Kidney Pills claimed to cure kidney and bladder issues caused by overwork and nervous strain. Sample free, mail order 50 cents from Williams Manufacturing Co Cleveland Ohio. Sold locally by A E Roedel.
J John son, a reservation homesteader at Lander Wyoming, was struck by a westbound freight near Powder River and hurled sixty feet from the track. He escaped serious injury as his wagon splashed but his team remained unhurt. The train traveled about thirty miles per hour.
Quotable exchange features a landlord claim about sleeping in a bed you occupied while a guest retorts with a sharp remark. The brief vignette highlights domestic tension and personal space boundaries in a single line exchange.
Casper Wyoming February 28 Judge C E Carpenter dismissed Silas Adsits bid for an injunction to stop Natrona County from building a new courthouse at Center Street He failed to provide an indemnity bond and claimed the site was unclear due to his adjacent property and extra costs beyond the electors approved.
A large, dramatic staging of Uncle Tom's Cabin comes to Turner Hall on Saturday with matinee and night shows. Leon Washburn organizes a notable cast of white and colored artists aided by a parade of bands, chariots, tableaux wagons, and exotic acts including Siberian bloodhounds and ponies.
A committee of Metropolitan Street Railway stockholders delivers a 22 charge petition to Governor Hughes in Albany seeking William Travers Jerome's removal as Manhattan district attorney. Allegations include improper prosecutions, delayed actions against life insurance fraud, alleged schemes affecting the railway, improper judge remarks, and campaign contributions over 50 000 dollars. Jerome dismisses the charges as routine.
Special announcement states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs cold and lung troubles is not affected by the Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. It is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults and sold by A. K. Roedel.
Walter White Owl and Edward Wanstall Arapahoe Indians bound over to federal court on the charge of giving whiskey to Roy Shoulderblade at the Shoshone reservation school. Agent Wadsworth reports ongoing issues of older tribe members supplying alcohol to schoolboys and vows action to stop the practice.
An old ad for Hall's Catarrh Cure promotes internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. It claims relief from catarrh and offers a powder form with a price per bottle. Hall's Family Pills are also advertised for constipation.
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