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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1908
Page
7
An advertisement fragment highlights Orange Tooth Powder and references Roedel’s Orange Tooth Powder in a brief listing of products. The readable text emphasizes brand names and a shopping context without further details.
Sucvenaor to Sun Leader notes William A Bartlett named business manager at The Leader Publishing Co Charles Thompson listed in city Ledger with Baltor reference unclear but indicates organizational role and local press personnel.
Short items note Frontier parks as the chief topic of conversation among Cheyennese. J N Hinman a billiard expert plans exhibitions here. George D Johnston appointed administrator of Homer H Johnston estate. Paul Bailey departs for Denver on official business. Baseball fever grows as local youths form teams. Ensign Memorial fountain foundation work starts at Ferguson and Fifteenth. Paul Lucito suffers scalp wound at work. H Gaulke injured when a stool fell crushing two toes. Dr G L Strader omitted from Civic Improvement committee. Rail conditions improve for eastbound trains. auto racers may have smooth travel in western Nebraska and eastern Wyoming.
Eminent physician Dr C B Holmes of Silver City Mississippi endorses D D D as a near specific for eczema herpes psoriasis and similar skin conditions. He notes four years of gratifying results and urges patients to try the clear liquid with D D D soap at Palace Pharmacy Drug Co to see convincing proof the remedy can cure their skin disease.
The report notes a basketball game at Keefe Hall featuring the University of Wyoming against CBC with a Thursday evening date around March 6. A dance by Haneschka’s five-piece orchestra followed the game, and Kennedy’s Laxative Syrup is advertised as a remedy. A separate Colorado & Southern sale offers one way tickets to Mexico City via El Pato between March 5 and April 30.
Thomas Heaney, manager and owner of the Atlas theater, travels to Denver to book attractions and secure performances for upcoming shows. He plans to meet with booking agents and review available plates of entertainment to diversify the theater’s lineup.
A 60 year old claim promotes a simple home mix to ease rheumatism and urinary issues. The remedy combines Compound Karyon, Fluid Extract Dandelion, and Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla taken after meals and at night, with ample water.
Nancy E Sankey Jones hosted a kimono party at the Prince George hotel in a Turkish bath for twenty women. Guests were dressed in kimonos, enjoyed massage devices, camel rides, life size horse rides, and a jiu jitsu lesson after a luncheon with oysters, rice cakes, and tea.
The Omaha News reports Buffalo Bill arrives from New York with Colonel Cody and Senator Beck en route to Cody Wyoming. They travel with William Cody Beal who recalls riding a pony between whites and Indians during Buffalo Bill's Wild West show and claims they killed all kinds of redskins that night though they were alive next morning.
John H. Murphy general counsel for the Western Federation of Miners died in Denver Colorado tonight after a long illness with consumption. The notice notes his death and gives no further details about his career or the federation.
Special to The Leader reports dental Surgeon Hugh G. Voorhees relieved from treatment at Fort Leavenworth and ordered to join his station at Fort D A Russell in Washington.
The notice claims there is no cough or cold leading to pneumonia after using Foley's Honey and Tar and warns to refuse imitations in a yellow package. It cites A. E H. Roedel and Dr. Henry Becker of New York for alleged safety and a so called automobile disease affecting throat tastes and lung congestion.
A letter from Evansville Indiana describes long kidney and bladder troubles. The writer says three doctors failed to help and he was near death before Foley's Kidney Cure relieved symptoms after two bottles. He urges others to try it.
Yesterday at the court house a large number of acknowledgements were made for veterans drawing pensions through the San Francisco agency. An advertisement touts Man Zan Pile Remedy priced at 50 with a guarantee and claims prompt relief for piles toothache and hemorrhoids.
Wal ding King and Marvin Toledo advertise Gall Catarrh Cure taken internally and acting on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free, price per bottle. Hull's Family Pills for constipation recommended. Accurate watch repair by D Miller at 1700 Ferguson Street. Also a Cheyenne marriage notice: Miss Pearl Ashe and Frank May of Denver wed.
Hanesohka's 6prese orchestra provides music after a game at University of Wyova with De Witt's Carbolized Hazel Salve marketed for piles and claimed for relief. Bold by A. KB. Roodel.
Charles Bailey of Bailey and Magoon departed for Evanston to meet homeseekers returning east from California. He will coordinate housing plans and guide the party through relocation efforts for new homes.
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