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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1908
Page
7
An advertisement touts Roedel's Orange Tooth Powder as an antiseptic product that will whiten teeth gum health and leave breath sweet. It claims to perform all these functions and lists a price of 25.
Ex-Memphians are asked to contact Mrs. T. W. Taylor of Memphis, also known as Florence Goyer, to share information about Cheyenne business prospects and living conditions. She plans to relocate with two sons and three daughters and may open a thirty apartment rooming house if a suitable market exists.
Sheridan residents and others in Wyoming plan to charter special Pullman cars to travel to Denver for the Democratic National Convention. They will occupy the cars in Denver and return home, as crowds and hotel rooms are expected to be insufficient. The movement aims to ease overcrowding and accommodate visitors from Wyoming and nearby regions.
Cheyenne city council met recently as the moonlit night witnessed various civic updates. Union Pacific worker’s pay looms for tomorrow while park improvements advance for spring opening and court renovations proceed. The 1908 dog catcher remains unappointed as the Capitol Avenue theater darkens until Saturday evening. A St Patrick dance at Turner hall drew crowds and green emblems filled the city. The New Atlas provided entertainment for two large audiences as Cheyenne roads are reported excellent near the area. Luther’s Jankovsky & Foley prepare to open Jo-Fo general store, Ensign fountain work nears completion, and Northern Colorado Power expands steam heating on 17th street. The Catholic cathedral tower rises in height while Rev. Father O Ryan returns from Denver after St Patrick Eve lecture. Despite strong winds, no property damage occurred, and city mains repairs restore water supply. Cheyenne High School track team shows improvement and aims for first class form in upcoming meet. An asylum attendant delivered Richard McAuliff, adjudged sane, to Evanston after custody transfer.
B Spiegel of Evansville Indiana sought relief from kidney and bladder troubles after five years of suffering and multiple doctors. He states Foley's Kidney Cure gave immediate relief with the first bottle and full cure after the second bottle.
A Chicago dispute erupts after the Collinwood fire spurs a city order for fire escapes on fireproof school buildings, opposed by the school trustees who cite an old Illinois statute and state tax funding. President Schneider says enforcing the rule would close many downtown hotels and half the city’s office and factory spaces, noting 240 Chicago schools with third and fourth floor rooms and about 1,500 such rooms needing exterior stairs at substantial cost.
Advertisement for Bees Laxative Cough Syrup from Palace Pharmacy Drug Co promises a guaranteed remedy for coughs colds croup whooping cough hoarseness and bronchial trouble. Marketed as pleasant to take and a gentle laxative expelling phlegm.
The J. M. Newman real estate office lists several transfers. Mary C. Jankovsky sold to George H. Kingham part of lot 3, block 229 at 2123 Thames Street for 2750, a six room cottage on the site. Walter H. Yeager sold to Ernest C. DuBuisson lot 6, block 255 with a four room cottage planned. Erna Elstermeijer sold to Catherine Hoffman lot 3, block 161 for 150, with a cottage to be erected.
An old advertisement asks readers if they neglect their kidneys and suffer pain in loins back or bladder and suggests Williams' Kidney Pills cure them. It claims a flabby face and frequent urination as symptoms and offers samples by mail for 50 cents from Williams Manufacturing Co in Cleveland, sold by A. E. Roedol.
Notice to customers states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law because it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. A. E. Roedel endorses the product for children and adults.
A big song success titled Afraid to Come Home in the Dark is featured at the Big Crystal show the 10 cent playhouse. It is funny and provokes screams with special pictures illustrating laughable situations. Roxbury automobile pictures shown at the Crystal today and tomorrow for 10 cents.
Emma J. Nagle sells the Palace Pharmacy block at Ferguson and Seventeenth to J L Thomas for 17500 dollars. The property includes an evaluative plot of land and a two story brick business building.
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co. markets Dade's Little Liver Pills promising prompt relief for biliousness and headaches and claiming the pills keep the stomach sweet and the liver clean for all the family.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is presented as a new remedy, an improvement on former laxatives, free from griping or nausea and pleasant to take. It is guaranteed. A. E Roedel.
Oda Mason and Miss Mamie Pahlow, both of Laramie, were married in Cheyenne yesterday.
Internal ping and hat pins offered at 25 cents for ten days by Dan 8 Park Co. at First Nations Bank block.
Local ad for Pal ace Pharmacy Drug Co promotes Pinesalve Carbolized as a poultice for cuts sores burns chapped skin claiming quick relief as spring winds chap and freckle the skin.
Advertisement notes new wallpaper stock for the year with patterns from Collenburg’s located at 406 What Seventeenth Street opposite Ty Bale.
An advertisement notes tubing teckle available at Hopper and Wartley located at 210 West Sixteenth Street.
Product listing notes De Witt's Carbonized Witch Hazel Salve praised for piles and priced as a gold value at A. B. Roedel's shop.
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