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Cheyenne Daily Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1908

Page

4

Maneuvers Order Details Pacific Movements to Crow Creek Reserve

The War Department announces August maneuvers at Crow Creek forest reserve near Cheyenne. Participating units include National Guards of Colorado Wyoming and Utah, multiple cavalry troops from Ft Meade Ft Snelling and Ft Robinson, infantry companies from Ft Mackenzie Ft Douglas Ft Logan, engineer and signal units from Ft Leavenworth, a hospital contingent from Presiden California, and any troops at Ft Russell Wyoming.

War Department Crow Creek Forest Reserve Cheyenne National Guards Colorado Wyoming Utah Fourth Cavalry Ft. Meade 8. D Ft. Snelling Minn Eighth Cavalry Ft. Robinson Neb Nineteenth Infantry Ft. Mackenzie Wyo Fifteenth Infantry Ft. Douglas Twenty-first Infantry Ft. Logan Colo Engineering Corps Ft. Leavenworth Kan Signal Corps Hospital Corps Presiden Cal Ft. Russell Infantry Cavalry Artillery Medical Corps

Funeral service for Thomas W. Jones held Sunday at Gleason chapel

The funeral for Thomas W. Jones was conducted by Rev. W. H. Fitzgerald at Gleason chapel on Sunday afternoon. Many friends attended and floral tributes were placed on the casket. Jones' remains were interred at Lakeview cemetery and will later be disinterred and shipped to New York.

Thomas W. Jones Gleason Chapel W. H. Fitzgerald Lakeview Cemetery New York

Kodol Promises Relief for Stomachs Affected by Food

The advertisement urges readers to take Kodol when food causes nausea and promises quick relief with continued use. It notes the product is sold by A. E. Roedech and asserts a guaranteed effect after a few weeks.

A. E. Roedech

Kinney Family Thanks Friends After Death of Micheal Kinney

The Kinney family expresses heartfelt thanks to friends who extended sympathy and aid during their bereavement after Micheal Kinney's death. Ellen Kinney John Kinney and Anna Downs sign the notice. Kodol digests all classes of food and works for the stomach. Sold by A. E. Roedel.

Micheal Kinney Ellen Kinney John Kinney Anna Downs A. E. Roedel

Personalities and travel noted in city corral of visitors

Earl F Archer plans a Iowa visit. F W Ott arrives from Laramie. J H Walton back from Denver. Otto Grammiss in town from Laramie. Harry P Hynds returns from Pacific coast. James Grace visiting Kemmerer. Henry Altman back from business trip. William Barber of Eaton spent Sunday here. Ernest Dyer attends to Denver business. J J Greiger travels to Omaha for brother in law funeral. O C Brownlee very ill. J T Corn from Cheyenne in city from Ogden. Hilda Isackson leaves for Atkingon Nebraska tonight. C E Carpenter of Laramie in city for supreme court. Thomas S Taliaferro in town for business. Dan Brees in city yesterday. Bishop J Keane left for central and northern parts. R H Scott leaves for Salt Lake. F F Burchard returns from Chugwater. Mrs H L Topliff sails to Austin Minnesota for summer. Templeton pioneer Bear Creek man en route to Pacific coast. W Niland recovers from sickness. Mrs Anna Downs arrives for father's funeral. Wyche formerly UP engineer in critical Salt Lake City. George Berscherer heads to Garnite Springs as dam custodian. H L Anderson UP superintendent attends to eastern duties.

Otto Grammiss Laramie Harry P. Hynds Pacific Coast James Grace Kemmerer Henry Altman William Barber Eaton Ernest Dyer Denver J. J. Greiger Omaha Oo. C. Brownlee T. Corn Cheyenne Ogden Hilda Isackson Atkingon Neb C. E. Carpenter Supreme Court Thomas Taliaferro Rock Springs Dan Brees Union Pacific J. J. Keane R. H. Scott Salt Lake F. F. Burchard Chugwater H. L. Topliff CIA Austin Minn Templeton Bear Creek William Niland Wyoming Anna Downs Lander Michael Kinney Wyche Salt Lake City George Berscherer Garnite Springs Big Dam H. L. Anderson

Two Fine Addresses at Union Services

Two union services drew large crowds at the First Congregational church Sunday. Morning speaker Rev. W H Fitzgerald delivered the Cheyenne High School 1908 baccalaureate sermon and urged Christian careers. Evening speaker Judge Ben B Lindsey of Denver Juvenile Court gave The Child and the State, praising the court’s work and state duties toward children.

First Congregational Church W. H. Fitzgerald First Baptist Church Cheyenne High School Fitzgearld Ben B. Lindsey Denver Juvenile Court Lindsey Denver

Funeral of Charles H Edwards Tomorrow

The funeral for Charles H Edwards will be held tomorrow afternoon at the Elks Home starting at 2 30. The Elk service will be used with the G A R and A N U in attendance.

Charles H. Edwards Elks’ Home Elk A. R

Foley's Honey and Tar Ad Appeals to Safe Remedy Claim

Notice to customers announcing Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law because it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults by A. Be Roedel.

Foley A. BE. Roedel

Lamply Not Employed by Wyoming Industrial Journal

Public notice states that G. W. Lamply is no longer employed by the Wyoming Industrial Journal F. W. OTT. The brief notice discloses leadership change and future staffing actions.

G. W. Lamply Wyoming Industrial Journal F. W. Ott

Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup Gains Children Favor

The laxative cough syrup by A. B. Roedel is praised for not causing constipation and for gently moving the bowels. Children like the remedy.

Kennedy A. B. Roedel

Memorial Day Sermon Praises Civil War Heroes

Bishop Keane delivered the memorial address at St. Mary's Cathedral honoring Civil War veterans. He warned of domestic foes—greed, commercialism, corruption, and loss of civic virtue—threatening liberty and urged return to justice and duty in national life.

Keane St. Mary's Cathedral Ufe

Funeral for Michael Kinney Held at St Marys Cathedral

The funeral of Michael Kinney was held yesterday morning at St Marys cathedral attended by many mourners. Floral offerings were described as very beautiful and the interment followed at the Catholic cemetery.

Spring Winds Bring Skincare Tip From Pal Ace Pharmacy

A vintage ad promotes Pinesalve Carbolized as a poultice for cuts sores burns and chapped skin, urged by Palace Pharmacy Drug Co. The snippet offers a practical remedy and sale point for reader use.

Palace Pharmacy Drug Co

Grand Ball by Cheyenne Trades Council at Turner Hall

Notice for a grand ball to be hosted by the Cheyenne Trades Council at Turner Hall on Wednesday evening May 27. Haneschke's full orchestra performs. Tickets are 75 cents with Ladies admitted free.

Cheyenne Trades Council Turner Hall Haneschke

Leader for the best job printing in the Capitol City

The Leader delivers top quality printing in Capitol City offering reliable service and competitive rates for newspapers posters and business needs.

Capitol City

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