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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1908
Page
7
The Che Cheyenne Leader is listed as the successor to Sun-Loeader, published by The Leader Publishing Co. with William A. Bartlett as manager and Charles Thompson as business manager, Joe Cahill noted in city circulation details.
The Civil Service commission announces examinations on April 29 in Cheyenne for federal posts including Blacksmith at 720 dollars per year Custodian of archives at 1200 dollars per year and Magnetic observer temporary at 65 to 100 dollars per month.
An advertises Williams' Kidney Pills from Williams Manufacturing Co Cleveland Ohio promising kidney and bladder relief. The sample is offered free with mail order 60 cents and sale through A. E. Roedel.
The article announces rail rates for home seekers: one fare plus $2.00 to select points in Texas and New Mexico with return, liberal limits, and stopovers, via Colorado & Southern. Full information on application through T. Be. Fisher, General Passenger Agent.
Palace Pharmacy Drug Co promotes Bees Laxative Cough Syrup as a guaranteed remedy for coughs colds croup whooping cough hoarseness and bronchial trouble. It highlights pleasant taste gentle laxative action and suitability for children.
Joseph Cadieux yesterday in district court filed an application to be appointed administrator of the estate of the late Emil Dion. The estate is believed to be valued at less than $500.
Short items from Cheyenne district report spring activity and local events. The state supreme court sits, Depot Cafe work speeds ahead, spring vacation ends school day, and residents consider auto purchases. Local court matters, pensions, fishing, sports, theater, real estate, and minor fines are noted along with ongoing energy plant discussions and utilities deadlock.
30 Days' Trial $1.00 offers Pineules to relieve backache weak back lame back rheumatic pains and aid kidneys bladder and blood. Claims suitability for all ages with satisfaction or money refunded from Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
The funeral for Emil Dion took place at St Marys Cathedral with many friends in attendance. Requiem high mass was celebrated and interment followed in the Catholic cemetery. Pallbearers named were Andy Matson John Harrington E J Smalley Stephen Bon Fred Hoffman and William E Dinneen.
A $10 reward will be paid to the person returning a lost band box found on Capitol avenue between Depot and Twenty-fourth street. The box contained a ladies black fur hat trimmed with black plumes and flowers, plus a ladies waist and extra flowers. Return to 2011 Central avenue for the reward.
An advertisement urging readers to use genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in a yellow package, warning against imitation products and citing A. B. Roedel as the source.
Dance event at W Hall titled Entre Nous with A and U performing tonight. Evening gathers community members and attendees expected to enjoy a social program and live entertainment.
Governor Brooks announced Theodone Tregoning of Laramie as superintendent of the state hatchery near Laramie. Tregoning succeeds H. Campbell, who resigned.
The Boomerang reports broad citizen support for reform at the University of Wyoming. Alumni plan a Friday meeting to address decline, while Professor Quintance asks church aid to resist ouster amid alleged charges and political interference.
The article notes Dr. Quaintance has been assured of support if an effort to remove him arises. Rev. Lands dell, pastor of the church, declined to comment and said there was nothing to make public. The specific charges are unknown and Quaintance says he will not resign.
From his position at the University he will pursue justice at the request of someone. He states he will not back down and will work to secure fairness despite opposition.
Advertising copy asserts no cough or cold case leads to pneumonia after using Foley's Honey and Tar. It warns to refuse imitations and says the genuine product in a yellow package is safe and effective without opiates. Signed A. E. Roedel.
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