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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1908
Page
7
A firm claims its preparation ensures the complexion stays clear under all conditions and is safe for all skin types. The product is advertised as universally suitable with no side effects disclosed.
A bank says leveraging 100 email accounts enhances security and communication efficiency, claiming broader customer reach and faster response times than relying on a handful of major channels.
The Leader Publishing Co announces staff and publisher details for Che Cheyenne Leader with names including Wm A Bartlett, Charles Thompson and Joe Cahill noted in a city context.
The Big Horn County Republican convention adopted resolutions opposing leasing government lands and urging land to pass to actual settlers. They call for open grazing, timber access for settlers, and limited forest reserves, with delegates chosen on merit to use independent judgment.
An article argues against fat humor and promotes a Marmola formula with Mar mola, Cas cara Aromatic, and Syrup Simplex. It claims the method improves food assimilation and blood quality to reduce fat, advising after meals and before bed use and warning to avoid substitutes.
Notice to Our Customers announces travel options via Colorado & Southern with one fare plus $2.00 to select Texas and New Mexico points and return for homesellers, including liberal limits and stopovers. A separate ad promotes Foley's Honey animar for coughs and lung troubles as compliant with the National Pure Food and Drug law.
Upholstering business Notion of Bamoval Cheyenne relocates to 406 West Beventeanth Street opposite Percy Smith's. Telephone listed as 629 appears.
Advertising copy urges readers to use Kodol when food disagrees with the stomach promising quick relief after several weeks. It states A. E. Roedel sells the product locally and claims proven results.
Mrs. Pete Jessen remains home due to illness while Iva Jordan shows improvement from rheumatism. Visitors include Mrs. Lacey of California visiting Mrs. Banks on Central avenue and Mrs. Hattie Phillips of Deadwood en route home from California visiting Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Clay. John Hughes celebrated a birthday with a West Twelfth street gathering. A late luncheon followed hosted by Mrs. Hughes with assistance from Annie Cole and Jennie Burns, featuring many friends. The South Side Ladies Aid met at Mrs. J. W. Piper’s with sewing after which a luncheon was served by Mrs. Piper and Mrs. Kappleman. Attendees included Mrs. Collenburg, Mrs. Terrell, Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs. Sloan, Mrs. Hall, Mrs. Grunden, Mrs. Clay, Mrs. Mumm, Mrs. Kappleman, Mrs. Phillipe, Mrs. Coak, Mrs. Gilpin, Mrs. Van Grundy, Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Piper, Mrs. Cook, Miss Belle Hall, Miss Christina Mumm, Miss Elvina Mumm, and Miss Elva Piper.
Market report notes higher activity in Chicago with old leaders leading and confidence rising due to cheap money and renewed demand. Rail and industrials expected to hold on rallies while bond market improves and corporate financing ease supports gains. In New York strong demand from shorts and covering of St Paul Great Northern Union Pacific, though late profit taking visible as several active issues dropped.
In the matter of Addison L. Cummins deceased the district court of Laramie County Wyoming granted letters of administration on March 30 1908 to Mary A. Cummins. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers to Arcola Laramie County Wyoming within six months or be barred. Publication through May 19 1908.
Special meeting of stockholders of the Nevada Hillis Extension Mining Company will be at 2 p m May 5 1908 at George S Walker First National Bank Building Cheyenne Wyoming. Purpose to elect a new board of directors. Signed H B Lind Jno S Cook J C Wilson G B Bannon April 20 1908.
The delinquent tax list for the year A. D. 1907 will be placed in the printers hands in a few days. Parties not having paid taxes can avoid expense by settling at once. No further notice will be given to any one. John Schuneman, County Treasurer.
Bids for moving and erecting cast bleachers from Frontier Park to a new location north of Cheyenne are invited to be received by noon May 5 1908 at Citizens' National Bank. Requests include bids for wood foundations as currently built and for concrete foundations.
Mr. John Riba of Vining Iowa testifies he has sold De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills for about a year and finds they give better satisfaction than any pill he ever sold. Sold by A B Reedel.
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