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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1908
Page
7
An old ad for Roedel's Orange Tooth Powder promotes a toothpaste product claiming to whiten teeth improve gum condition and freshen breath. The antiseptic formula is advertised with a 25 cent price point.
The Che Cheyenne Leader continues the legacy as successor to the Sun Leader under The Leader Publishing Co with WM A Bartlett as proprietor and Charles Thompson listed as editor in chief. Joe Cabill is credited as city circulator.
Albuquerque official R E Twitchell replies to Cheyenne club invitation offering to speak on cooperation between the National Irrigation Congress and the Trans Missouri Dry Farming Congress. He cites New Mexico dry farming potential near Las Vegas and 150 000 acres sold to attract settlers from Iowa Illinois Indiana and others.
Wirt McCarty of the Denver Times visits Cheyenne and discusses boxing talks with Carsey and a future rematch with Catsey. Charley Irwin earns high praise as Cheyenne’s prime booster, organizing parades and welcoming visitors during Frontier Days.
Short items note St Patricks emblems in market Wild ducks on local lakes Friday calm Frontier Park financing report due next Wednesday Colorado School of Mines team returning to Golden fire department responded to a small fire in West Cheyenne automaker receptions eased for Cheyenne residents Young Men s Literary club met at Carnegie Library frost relief and worms rising old Inter Ocean windows replaced Governor Brooks back from Old Mexico painter position at Fort Russell exam March 31 salary 900 Union Pacific hiring practices controversy Frontier park plat on display in Leader office Thomas car from Denver laid up in Cheyenne after jack shaft failure.
An advertisement claims deafness caused by catarrh can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It states the Eustachian tube inflammation leads to deafness and offers 100 dollars for any case of catarrh induced deafness not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Includes offer of free circulars and product sales details.
Union Pacific yesterday received a modern hospital ambulance for use at Cheyenne to transport railroad patients to St. John s hospital. The vehicle features electric lights powered by a storage battery and other standard equipment.
Advertisement notes kidney and bladder complaints and nervous strain with symptoms in loins back and face. Claims Williams Kidney Pills cure issues and invites free sample by mail for 50 cents from the Cleveland manufacturing company, sold locally by A B.
Washington March 14 Admiral Byane batteship feet after leaving San Francisco will visit Hawaii, Samoa, Melbourne and Sydney Australia the Philippines and return to New York by way of the Suez canal
Special to The Leader from Sheridan Wyoming reports Mrs Frank Leslie of 108 West Burkett street placed a goldfish globe in a sunny front window. The glass concentrated sunlight on newspapers igniting a small fire she stopped before damage occurred. Her hand blistered while removing the charred paper and identifying the sun focus as the cause.
A notice from A. E. Roedel states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law, containing no opiates or harmful drugs and recommended for children and adults.
Marriage licenses issued to John A Miller of Pittsburg and Mia Alice Pierson of Chicago. Christopher Thompyon and Maud Van Brimmer, both of Wheatland, also listed. An advertisement for Pineules claims relief for back and kidney pains with a money back guarantee from Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
Miss Mario Tenaya bond milliner of the Emporium has returned from the engl where she purchased goods and studied spring style in military matters.
A collapsible tube with nozzle contains Man Zan Pile Remedy that soothes inflammation and relieves soreness and itching in one application. Palace Pharmacy Drug Co. notes the product’s quick relief as a common sale item. A Chicago man proposed 966 times before acceptance, illustrating unusual courtship or social anecdotes from the era.
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