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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1908
Page
4
An early 20th century advertisement touts Gauss Catarrh Cure with a free mail order trial. It claims to remove foul breath and systemic effects, asserting a universal cure by destroying nasal polio germs and ending catarrh. The text invites readers to mail name and address.
The article contrasts Corson and Wagner statements over the lower Chugwater bridge repair costs and lumber usage. It questions lumber purchases, the claim of seven workers for thirty days, and the disposition of $200 worth of materials charged to the county, while noting a New York play at The Odeon.
Voters are told to mark the Democratic or Republican ticket by crossing under the party label and to use crosses to indicate which candidates to support or oppose. The guidance explains scratching names, voting for some candidates on one ticket, and choosing a candidate on the other, with notes on legislative cross-voting.
Governor Brooks urges voters to consider self interest in promoting tax reform while critics warn of broad public domain overreach and ruined livestock grazing. Wyatt Hopkins argues legislators must be honest leaders distant from corporate interests amid calls for reform in the Wyoming state legislature.
Letter from Hugh Callahan, dated October 31 1908 at Chayenne, defends actions in a social ticket affair for Lodge No 298 H L A. He says he received thirty tickets instead of fifty and claims twenty were given to the Bricklayers and Stone Cutters union, with $5 paid to Askew in view of two witnesses.
On Monday November 2 Keefe Hall dining room offers hot scalloped chicken with potatoes and gravy, cold roast pork ham, cold slaw, rolle pena and brown bread all for emagents.
The city reports completion of grading on Twentieth street between Capitol and Central avenues. Most of the street section was removed at points to bring Twentieth to the same level as Capitol and Central, which were graded previously for a smoother surface. B Roedel. Wy YORE covrrms dan Em Ie FONTS AND QUARTS aT te tae, U8 Perma Bure White lead. The Gherman Go.
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