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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
7
Publication details for the Che Cheyenne Leader show The Leader Publishing Co as owner with William A. Bartlett as business manager and Charles Thompson as city editor. T. Joe Cahill is listed as city circulator, indicating staff roles for the edition.
City notes show Union Pacific workers and Colorado and Southern staff receive pay today or tomorrow. Tax commissioners return home. Gutter cleaning continues in the business district. Burns Roche boxing talk among Cheyenne sportsmen. Ensign fountain at Fifteenth and Ferguson attracts attention. Forty Five Minutes from Broadway to play next Wednesday at Capitol Avenue theater. City fire ordinance awaits mayoral signing. Town businesses extend hours to 9:30 for pay day. Deputy Nelson Perry to return from Rawlins with two prisoners. Open streams and active trout biting reported by ranchmen arrivals.
Washington March 18. Rep Mondell Wyoming introduces a bill to enter and sell coal lands with separate surface and coal rights. An association may claim 2500 acres of coal but only 640 acres of surface, coal lands forfeitable for antitrust, US priority to army use, surface lands fit for agriculture may enter under agricultural laws, and coal lands priced at not less than 10 dollars per acre with future patent rules.
A. Roedel cites a five year kidney and bladder illness in Evansville Indiana. He details severe pain weight loss and total incapacity before Foley's Kidney Cure provided relief after two bottles. He claims full recovery and urges others to try the remedy.
I N Hanson, husband and beneficiary of the late Martha E Hanson, has obtained a $1000 insurance payout from the Woodmen Circle. The check comes from the lodge's Omaha headquarters. Also promotes Bees Laxative Cough Syrup for children, claiming it eases coughs and bronchial trouble.
Two Colorado couples married in Cheyenne yesterday. James P. Edwards of Denver wed Mrs Lizzie Simms of Boulder and Leonard R. Greer married Miss Roale Tucker, both couples from Pueblo.
An old style notice promotes Williams Kidney Pills claiming cures for kidney and bladder trouble, nervous strain, and frequent urination. It offers a free sample by mail from the Cleveland company and lists a local seller.
The Cheyenne Orchestra led by Haneschka returns from Kimball Nebraska where they played at a St Patrick’s Day dance for Bt. Patrick’s Day. Kimball lies about sixty miles east of Cheyenne.
A. E. Roedel announces Folex Honey and Tar cough remedy is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults.
The ad offers 50 000 feet of sidewalk for sale with a guarantee against cracks and loose tops. It lists W.8. Thomas at 918 East Eighteenth Street as the seller. Also promotes Cascasweet for babies and children as safe for cold weather with ingredients on the bottle and sold by A E Roedel.
Alfred Carlson and Al. were taken to the state penitentiary at Rawlins yesterday after sentences for burglary and forgery. The report notes their imprisonment terms and mentions medicinal pills advertised for kidney and bladder inflammation, sold by A. B. Roedel.
New stock of wallpaper features this year’s patterns sold at Collenburgs located at 400 West Seventeenth Street opposite City Hall.
A technical note claims ninety three percent of coal heat is wasted and only about fifty percent is utilized effectively, highlighting efficiency concerns in energy use.
The quote notes that like all Germans he believed in hearty eating and drinking with malt and hops a constant on his table. It cites Henry VI and a source on Bismarck's biography as context for his famed vigor.
Thresn the courtesy of George E. Russell the Leader is in receipt of a copy of The Nunn News published at Nunn forty miles south of Cheyenne. The News deserves its name containing much of interest and will prove a factor in advertising the town. Nunn was promoted by Cheyenne men including Mr. Russell A A Hranson and John Kleft.
Pineules advertises a $0 Days Trial and $1.00 price claiming relief for backache rheumatic pains and kidney bladder blood concerns. It targets both young and old with a money back guarantee and satisfaction promise through Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
Judge R N Matson of the First district left for Rawlins to hold court in place of Judge D L Craig of the Third district for a session.
An old time advertisement touts Dada’s Little Liver Pills as a prompt remedy for headache biliousness and stomach comfort. Marketed as suitable for the whole family through Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
A regular meeting of the Women of Woodcraft will be held this evening at Fraternal hall at 7 40 o clock.
A brief ad directs readers to call Capitol Messenger at No 9 1610 Ferguson Street for prompt service. The item functions as an old classified notice seeking customers for unspecified messenger service.
An advertisement from Hopper and Bartley at 210 West Sixteenth Street promotes fishing gear and tackle for sale as trout fishing season is underway.
Hagland allocates 40 million dollars annually to eggs and poultry. She relies on foreign suppliers for half of this expenditure.
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