Our Soda Man Promotes Pure Fruit Sodas
An advertisement extols pure fruit sodas as healthy, claiming they provide needed liquids to wash away impurities and combat thirst better than 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 21, 1908
Page
4
An advertisement extols pure fruit sodas as healthy, claiming they provide needed liquids to wash away impurities and combat thirst better than water, urging readers to try the tasty drink.
The Green Gables sanatorium presents two large brick and stone buildings for the treatment of all non contagious diseases. The executive building accepts non contagious non mental diseases while rest cottages cater to select mental cases. Address Dr Benjamin F Bailey Sanitorium Co Lincoln Neb.
Colonel R. A. Proctor, commanding the Fraternal battalion, seeks uniform teams from Wyoming, Colorado and beyond for a Frontier Days drill contest. Twelve men and one officer per team compete for 100 prize, 60 second, and 40 third. Entries due by August 10 with events including foot, sword and axe work. Cheyenne Fraternal Battalion plans to field a team.
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as giving immediate relief to severe asthma and claims it can effect a cure if taken promptly. Sold by A. E. Roedel.
A local note highlights strawberries every day at Palmer's Restaurant located at 219 West Sixteenth Street. The piece emphasizes a daily fruit offering.
A historic dental promotional notice cites a physician praising complexion and teeth as indicators of refinement and health. It argues those features are controllable and improve with intelligent treatment, urging readers to visit Dr. S. H. Sweatt at Bresnahen Block Ferguson Street for up-to-date dental care.
Ed Kaufman visits the city. J Nash returns from Wheatland. Sheriff Smalley recovers from illness. Judge Potter visits Long Beach California. Frank Shiek, Wheatland banker, in the city. David Lukens of Atchison guest of Frank Gleason. I W Gray in city from Wheatland. J H Duhig editor Ther Mopolis Record in the city. Senator Warren and J A Breckona in Colorado Springs. President Barker of Northern company in the city. Manewal returns from central county trip. A H Marble returns from Belle Fourche. Judge Matson back from Dallas Elka convention. Mrs A Peters returns from Laramie. daughters to return soon. F J Crowley back from six weeks in Chicago and east. R B McCormick recovering from erysipelas. Mr and Mrs C D Richardson return from Chihuahua. Mrs Thomas Halligan to reside again in the city after Denver visit. Stanhope Blunt departs for Condict ranch near Saratoga. Rex Schnitger guest at W R Schnitger’s home in Sheridan.
Advices from Washington say bids for public building sites in Wyoming were opened by the supervising architect of the treasury. Douglas offered multiple sites with prices from 3,950 to 10,000 dollars by several bidders. Casper had 10,000 and 2,000 to 7,000 dollar range on various blocks. Rock Springs reported a single bid of 10,500 dollars for Fourth Street.
Hundreds of persons suffer from backache and rheumatic pains which are symptoms of kidney trouble. Pine uses act directly on kidneys to relieve backache and bladder derangements. A 30 days trial costs $1.00 with guarantee or money back offered by Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors hosts a social dance at Fraternal Hall on Monday evening July 20. Tickets are 60 cents a couple with extra lady 26 cents. Also an ad promotes Kodo for stomach disorders.
The proprietor requests all outstanding bills against the establishment be presented for payment immediately and before July 20th to settle accounts.
Be prepared remedy advertised for coughs croup hoarseness and whooping cough. Described as gently laxative and guaranteed. Sold by Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
Colorado and Southern moving to connect its line with Cheyenne system as grading of the main line from the boulevard to Frontier park begins. Track layers push ahead with rapid progress and electrical equipment work will start once supplies arrive. The aim is to have Frontier Days transportation ready before the celebration.
Billy Jones of Chicago a 110 pound scrapper now in Rock Springs challenges any man of his class in Wyoming. He offers ten pounds to secure a match and cites a decision over Young Erlen of Denver among his wins.
Inquiries have been made at the Leader office for pictures that appeared in last Sunday's issue. Arrangements allow those wanting photographs of the U P fire department and street car scene to be supplied by photographer Mr E R Moore at a nominal cost.
Judge J. A. Riner of the U S district court sustained a rib fracture and severe bruises when his Smith touring car overturned Sunday evening about twenty miles west of the city. Mrs. Riner was severely shaken but others escaped injury.
Haneschers Orchestra performs at Keefe Hall on Tuesday at 8 p m. A couple admission is 75 cents with ladies admitted free after the concert.
William Perry charged with stealing a bicycle from P. E. Fuller Sunday was captured in Laramie and brought back to Cheyenne. He denies the charge.
Officers host a social and dance at the A. O. U. W. hall on Tuesday evening July 21 with Whitney's orchestra and admission of 25 cents. Summer kidney irregularities are often caused by drinking or overheating. Attend to the kidneys with Foley's Kidney Cure sold by A. B. Roedel.
First class furniture repairing and upholstering offered by Cheyenne Upholstering Works located at 406 West Seventeenth Street with contact phone 629 black.
An old advertisement touts Edy's Laxative Cough Syrup as gentle on the bowels and effective to drive the cold out of the system, endorsed by A B Roedel.
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