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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1908
Page
4
Roedel's assures customers their drug store carries both technical and general use items from prescriptions to everyday needs. If an item is out of stock they will notify customers and no substitutions are made. The shop emphasizes reliability and reasonable stock expectations.
Mrs Howard Herbert of Brooklyn Iowa states she was bedbound seven years with unknown illness. After trying many doctors and medicines she used Wicke's Swiss Herb Tea and after a month can walk again crediting the tea with curing kidney and liver trouble and rheumatism symptoms.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions detective work, private individuals, operatives, and confidential materials. No clear individuals, organizations, or events are identifiable to summarize as a concrete news item.
The new Frontier Days park in Cheyenne features a two story steel grand stand with 3,200 seats on the first and second decks, 150 private boxes, and 4,000 bleacher seats, totaling 7,600 capacity. The $13,000 fireproof structure overlooks Sloan’s Lake and offers improved views of the arena, track, and steer roping.
New cottages rise in West Cheyenne as street rail advances toward Frontier parks. The state rifle shoot ends tomorrow afternoon while the cameraphone draws crowds at Capitol Avenue theater. Barkalow Bros install a newsstand at Cheyenne depot. A Boulder couple wed yesterday.
A dispatch from Oyster Bay states Secretary Loeb will spend the first three weeks of next month in Jackson Hole Wyoming pursuing big game. Wyoming law at the time restricts hunting to bears and mountain lions only. Loeb may kill bears and mountain lions but must not touch other big game.
Two Cheyenne couples received marriage licenses yesterday. The pairs are Boyd M. Fye with Misa Lucile M. Tupper and William P. Sutton with Ming Irené Hoffman.
While visiting Evanston Rev. Leon C. Hills met Dana Barksdale a former Cheyenne resident now living in Salt Lake City and active in selling insurance.
Turner plans a community picnic at Herford Grove on Sunday August 2 with wagons departing Cheyenne from 9 to 10 o clock. Also promotes ManZan Pile Remedy for piles with 50 cent price and guaranteed relief sold by Palace Pharmacy Drug Co and advertises D Miller watch repair at 1700 Ferguson Street.
The article extols circus day as a peak annual joy, highlighting Barnum and Bailey Greatest Show on Earth coming to Cheyenne next Saturday. It praises circuses for universal appeal to both young and old, with parades, performances, and wholesome amusement. It notes circus program variety and calls promoters commercial philanthropists, promising immense happiness in Cheyenne.
Last night the Cameraphone at the Capitol Avenue theater drew strong applause for a production praised as wonderful. Viewers note the images stay perfectly synchronized with song hits and the cast of Up per Ten and Lower Five receives notable acclaim.
Barnum and Bailey's circus has been heavily advertised around Cheyenne and a large crowd of outsiders is expected in the city next Saturday to attend the big performance.
J. W. Hollingsworth, a Wheatland auctioneer, told police yesterday that a thief entered his hotel room while he slept and stole $25 from him. He described the intruder as weak and fled with the money.
Fast game ends 7 6 as the Tigers beat the Union Pacific Car Whackers on the Union Pacific diamond. Several health and household ads follow, promoting Poleys Kidney Cure and Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup, with a note about free dirt opposite the post office.
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