Monarch Catsup Ad Praises Quality and Value
A 1908 letter extols Monarch catsup as the best made from vegetables and good for digestion. It notes a large bottle costs 25 cents and mentions a family who buys all groceries at the sender’s store.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1908
Page
4
A 1908 letter extols Monarch catsup as the best made from vegetables and good for digestion. It notes a large bottle costs 25 cents and mentions a family who buys all groceries at the sender’s store.
Trustees opened bids to enlarge Corlette in West Cheyenne and Johnson in Cheyenne, adding about 22 000 dollars of work. G L Gilmore awarded the general contract at 18 440 80. P S Cook the plumbing at 3 650. Other bids ranged up to 19 000 for general work and 9 175 for plumbing.
All members are requested to assemble at Ellis' Home Wednesday the 27th inst at 2 p m to attend the funeral of our late comrade C H Edwards. T A Castle Commander A A Mahar Adjutant.
Marriage licenses issued yesterday list Charles A. Rudisill and Mrs. Luella H. Mitchell of Frazier Colorado and Charles W. Colvin and Miss LilHan Julian of Colorado Springs.
The ad promises a simple offer: if you don’t like Schilling's Best coffee, your grocer refunds your money and the seller pays the grocer.
Prosecuting Attorney C. M. Watts filed information against D. C. Stull for threatening to kill a Wheatland resident and against Charles McFarland for burglary in Wheatland.
Numerous residents and visitors are noted in city arrivals and departures including Bartlett Richards George Metcalf Miss Hilda Isaacson and Miss Maggie Coughlin from Douglas Laramie Rock Springs Denver Evanston Cheyenne and Rupert Idaho. Officials Ben Ausherman J DeForest Richards and J H Sawyer attend to business while O C Brownlee shows improvement.
An advertisement urges readers to try Kodol for relief and claims quick relief with extended use. The notice states A B Roedel sells the product locally.
A DomoCards Co advertisement urges the public to buy a two cent stamp and send for a hanger card that warns against spitting nuisances. The card is described as attractive and unique and aims to be memorable to readers in St. Louis Missouri.
An old time advertisement touts Dade's Little Liver Pills as a prompt relief for headaches and bilious news. It claims the pills keep the system clean and the stomach sweet and are good for all the family, sold by Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
All members of Army and Navy union are requested to attend the funeral at Ellis' Home this afternoon at 2 30 o'clock by order of THRO MATTHEWS. The notice ends with a product plug for Pine salve Carbolized from Pal ace Pharmacy Drug Co.
The United States grand jury reported after two days in session and returned ten true bills. Notable indictments name Tom Watkins for an assault with intent to kill at Hudson on Christmas and George Musselman for firing at herders at a Patton Milne camp in the Shoshone reservation. Petit jurors report at 10 a.m. for immediate trial.
The stage star Rip Van Winkle drama based on the American tale plays at the Star Theater for Wednesday and Thursday only. A 200 night revival in Chicago filmed production praised as the best picture ever shown in Cheyenne and urged families to attend.
A notice from A. E. Roedel states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs cold and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law and contains no opiates or harmful drugs. It is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults.
Dr. W. R. McGuffin of Joliet Illinois supreme medical director of the order of the White Cross visits the city. A Laramie county pioneer, he rode with cattle thirty five years ago in the Cheyenne district and enjoys renewing ties with local old timers.
The Cheyenne Trades Council hosts a grand ball at Turner Hall on Wednesday evening May 27. Haneschka's full orchestra provides music. Tickets are 75 cents with ladies admitted free.
W L Luchte the paper hanger moves to 2016 Thames street offering Alfred Peat Chicago wallpaper stock. Phone 98 black. Kodol digests all foods and helps the stomach. Sold by A E Roedel.
The Colorado and Southern Railway announces Sunday and other summer excursion rates will open on May 15. The notice specifies seasonal travel prices and schedule details for the summer period.
An advertisement touts Ring's Little Liver Pills as a remedy to wake up lazy livers, purify the system, and clear the skin. It cites use for biliousness and sick headaches and lists a price of 25 cents from Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
W C O Leary of Cheyenne is admitted to practice before the United States district court.
A. E. Roedel sells Kennedy's ative Cough Syrup praised for gentle bowel movement without constipating. Children favor the product and purchase is encouraged through local distribution channels.
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