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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1908
Page
5
An old advertisement urges readers to try King’s Little Liver Pills for biliousness and headaches, claiming they will make you well. It promotes Palace Macy Drug Co and Grand Union for teas and coffee as companion items.
The Man of the Hour will be seen at the Capital Avenue theater on Monday night. The presentation is said to surpass last year's show with the same company and stars. Principal members include William Lamp Felix Haney Louis Hendricks Neil Moran Everett Butterfield William Lloyd Murdock J. MacQuarrie and Misses Ruby Cridges Evelyn Moore Ethel Brandon.
Friday crowds filled the Crystal as amateur performers attracted a large audience. Arthur McCormick drew applause with Roses Bring Dreams of You while Johnny Hawaley entertained. Western film The Mountain Feud debuts, and a special children’s matinee offers candy and peanuts for five cents.
In Reno district court the Nevada California Power Company sues Thomas B. Rickey, president and principal stockholder of State Bank & Trust Co. of Nevada, seeking $19,817.39 plus eight percent interest from October 23, 1907 onward. The company alleges Rickey knew the bank was insolvent when drafting a $25,000 credit for bonds and stocks, with partial repayments made by the bank before closure.
Mrs Hattie Skales wife of N B Skales a well known expressman died yesterday afternoon at her home 1119 East Twentieth street after several months of poor health and nearly two weeks of pneumonia She left no local relatives aside from her husband Funeral arrangements will be announced later Palace Pharmacy ad follows.
The Industrial Club of Cheyenne advocates reclaiming millions absorbed by mall order houses each year to restore honest profits to local businesses across cities and towns in the United States.
An advertisement touts Kodo as a cure for dyspepsia indigestion sour stomach and other stomach troubles. It promises a guarantee and claims wide sale by local grocer A Bl Koedel and A E.
The Five Hundred club met with Mr and Mrs Sohniger and a number of justice and civic figures attended. Mrs M H Hartung entertained guests in Kensington honor of her Des Moines visitor Mrs J K Gilchrest. Church groups planned fairs and suppers for December with details on menus and dates. A wedding occurred Thursday evening as Miss Pauline Norcross wed Mr Cecil Law at the Baptist Parsonage with Rev W H Fitzgerald officiating.
Have you seen the real rose hat pin made from live roses now transformed into metal. The piece is on display at Mureht som Jewelry Company inviting visitors to view the striking creation and admire its craftsmanship.
Fragmentary ad claims Foley's Money sud Tar clears the air and soothes irritated membranes. It asserts the cough is bore, inflamed membranes healed, and the patient strengthened and expelled from the system, attributed to A. B. Roedel.
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