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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1908
Page
7
An advertisement touts Roedel's Orange Tooth Powder as antiseptic and capable of leaving breath sweet and clean. It urges readers to try the product for improved oral hygiene.
Visiting automobilists returned to Denver yesterday amid four inches of snow in the Iron Mountain district. Spring flood waters rise in area streams. Preparations continue to move the Cheyenne recruiting station to Chicago. The late Margaret Mil an’s will probated. Irwin Bros racehorses wintered here will head to Denver next month. A new bulletin board is installed at Union Pacific depot. Italian cap in the International race expected in Cheyenne soon. Anglers report good luck Sunday in the country. Union Pacific passengers noted American presence along the line. Sheriff Sheffner travels home from Rawlings after delivering William Fort to the penitentiary. Rev H D Gough preaches at First Methodist. George Saunders moved to Rawlins after a 15 month sentence for obtaining goods under false pretenses. Royal Neighbors plan a Keefe hall reception for Modern Woodmen delegates attending the state convention.
H E Fredericksen of Omaha aims to set a 500 mile speed record from Cheyenne to Omaha in a forty horse power Thomas car. With mechanic Howard Mason and pilot Roberts, the run began before sunrise and faced only minor delays from a puncture.
An old advertisement promotes Williams' Kidney Pills claiming to cure kidney and bladder issues with claims of nervous system impact and a free sample, offered by Williams Manufacturing in Cleveland and sold locally by A. E. Roedel.
Eleven year old Gus Kimrey, son of Mia Chan, was injured Sunday morning after colliding with a slowly moving motor tricycle driven by J. P. Erich near Capitol garage. He suffered bruises and an eye injury from the crash.
Tokyo reports indicate no rapid breakthrough in the dispute with China as Japan weighs independent action. The Tatsu Maru seizure near Macao sparks diplomatic friction, with China replacing the Japanese flag with its dragon ensign en route to Canton. Japan demands release and punishment of officials, while naval activity at Saebo continues ahead of planned maneuvers.
A banquet speech to Cheyenne automobile enthusiasts lauds the upcoming long journey from Cheyenne to Ogden and beyond. It compares the trek to Mormon emigrants, praises Brinker of Denver, and honors explorers like Nansen and Peary while urging drivers to carry Wyoming’s growing identity to the nation.
A Cheyenne ceremony yesterday joined Victor and Mir aele Frank and Bila L. Corneil in marriage.
A public notice invites readers to Cheyenne’s Frontier celebration August 20 to 22 offering a message of free homes and opportunities for immigrants at Castle Garden and in New York. It advertises a florist with extensive greenhouses and fresh flowers including sweet peas violets and carnations with prices, designs and specialty floristry.
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