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A promotional piece extols pure fruit sodas as healthy and refreshing. It claims the body needs them to wash away impurities and notes consumers tire of water, urging readers to try the tasty drink.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1908
Page
4
A promotional piece extols pure fruit sodas as healthy and refreshing. It claims the body needs them to wash away impurities and notes consumers tire of water, urging readers to try the tasty drink.
Andy E Roedel located at 312 W 17th Street lists a pharmacy business with contact phone 92. The entry notes the store and owner name in a simple street listing format.
Special to The Leader from Denver July 10 reports the Industrial Club Publicity bureau spreading Wyoming literature. Twenty seven thousand Frontier cards plus state folders and pamphlets were distributed by Hartlett Mason Burns and four clerks with Burns and assistants handling outgoing trains Friday and Saturday. Hundreds of visitors collected Cheyenne and Wyoming books at the bureau. The piece praises the bureau as a potential permanent feature and a boon to Wyoming cities and the state.
Rev. Robert Pratt of the Cathedral Missionary band visits Cleveland and will preach at St. Marys Cathedral under Bishop Keane. Three masses are scheduled for 6, 8, and 10 30. Cheyennes vs Fredericks Colo Saturday and Sunday. Game called at 3 p m.
Lyons returns from the west while Hemman Jackalfe visits Kemmerer. Mis Lyons is seriously ill from diphtheria. Dankses return from Denver. Several officials and residents, including Sheriff Smalley, Sheriff Sheffner, and attorney A. T. Butler, travel between Denver, Casper, and Cheyenne.
Articles of Incorporation filed in the secretary of state’s office establish Cheyenne Realty Company with capital stock of 100000. Incorporators are Don J. Adams Denver E Edwin Adams Denver and Abner J. Young Cheyenne. The firm aims to sell acquire and deal in real estate and will develop suburban property near the Cheyenne Electric Street Railway system. It holds an option on old Frontier Park contingent on street railway passage. The company reports both Omaha and Denver capital.
Governor B B Brooks granted pardons on the board of pardons recommendation to seven inmates in the state penitentiary Grover Herndon James Dennison Ed Drew Joseph Davis H L Hughes and Everett Baggs. Four were jailed for burglary one for forgery and one for grand larceny Also pardoned was ex Sheriff Frank K Webb of Casper who faced a jail sentence and $500 fine for removing a witness from district court jurisdiction.
Jim Lazagos, a Greek laborer, bound to district court for trial on a charge of criminally assaulting 12 year old Nellie Tait. He cannot post $1,000 bond and will stay in jail until trial. The alleged assault occurred June 8, and the child is said to have developed a loathsome disease.
Musicians from the Woodmen of the World band who were with the fraternal battalion have withdrawn from affiliation and reorganized the Cheyenne band. The new ensemble operates under State Superintendent A. D. Cook, noted as an accomplished musician.
Hert Barber of Elton Wisconsin states he has taken four doses of DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills and they have done more for him than any other medicine. Sold by A. B. Roedel.
The Baptist ladies announce a home cooked food sale planned for July 11 at E. 8 Johnston's grocery store. Palace Pharmacy Drug Co. advertises ManZan Pile Remedy with a money back guarantee available at Price Co.
Residents along Capitol avenue note changes to sewer manholes in line with the planned electric street railway. Workers reline and swing funnels so holes sit just outside the rail survey path while a car load of tires arrives at Burlington depot for immediate unloading.
The Fredericks, Colorado fastballers, will travel to Cheyenne to face the Cheyennes on Ferguson Street today with a game planned for tomorrow. Fredericks has defeated Fort Lupton in multiple matchups and the teams have even honors. Admission today is 25 and 50 cents.
Colonel William Jennings Bryan releases a travel book The Old World and Its Ways detailing his world tour with 251 engravings from photographs. The work, supervised by Bryan, retails cheaply and has sold over 41 000 copies in four editions, highlighting nations, education, religion, and governance from a student observer’s view.
The excerpt presents a portrayal of a representative American figure in leading international affairs. It describes opportunities for private travelers to observe global governance and leadership through Colonel William Jennings Bryan. The Thompson Publishing Company of St. Louis is mentioned as the publisher, offering a subscription-based opportunity.
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