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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1908
Page
4
An advertisement touts Pape's Diapepsin as a harmless remedy to aid digestion. It claims quick relief from indigestion sour stomach heartburn belching and nausea and suggests reading the formula on the 10 cent case.
City notes report on district court term opening in December and waterworks delays due to cold. Congressman Mondell and Wyoming officials attend to city business as the Bear River water rights adjudication completes. A fine ten pound boy born to Ed Kennedy’s family and a new son to Mr. and Mrs. Kline are announced. The High School football team completes a 5-1 season. various local clubs hold meetings and readings. New mine company articles filed. police correct an earlier resignation report and note an unclaimed bicycle.
Marriage licenses issued to Henry L. Roberts Jr and Nettie E. Swift of Idaho Springs Colorado James B. Cobb of Fort Collins Colorado and Mae B. Goble of Denver William A. Madison and Atta Stonebreaker of Denver Anne Young of Longmont Colorado and Ethel Dunn of Cheyenne Colorado Springs list shows eight individuals two couples per pairing with city and state details
A meeting for the bal loting of candidates for the next reunion will be held Saturday evening November 28 at 7 30 oclock in Ian Memorial hall Masonic Temple Cheyenne Wyoming A full attendance is desired POWARD W NE Attest Master of Kadouli JOHN SCHUNEMAN Seo
A complete Wyoming exhibit of gains and grasses was shipped to Omaha yesterday for display at the National Corn Exposition next month. Custodian A. K. Whitley will depart for Omaha on December 1 to oversee the exhibit.
Don’t miss the Baptist sale and supper Tuesday December 1 at the church parlor. A delicious turkey supper is offered for 35 cents after noon and evening services, with a promise of ample supplies and a community bake sale.
A home remedy mixes Virgin Oil of Pine Glycerine and whiskey claiming to cure any curable cough and break a fever every four hours. Advertises Leach's Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure prepared and guaranteed by Leach Chemical Co Cincinnati.
Shaw's advertises shelled peanuts for candy roasted daily and popcorn for sale at 17th and Capital with phone 607 Red. It lists De Witt's Little Early Risers liver pills by A. B. Roedel and Ring's Little Liver Pills for biliousness and sick headaches. Also Palmer's Cafe offers New York counts in pint and quart sizes.
Local advertisement from the Sherman Company pushes brushes and sign painting services with a call to purchase at your grocer. The notice implies product availability and emphasizes the brand for consumer access.
The Hon. Kris Kringle plans a Cheyenne visit starting Saturday at 10 20 AM. He will stay at the Big Barnett store on Ferguson Street and deliver gifts personally using an auto provided by Barnetts. A mailbox will be placed at the store for letters to Santa.
Seventh Day Adventist church services are held today in the Presbyterian chapel at the corner of Eighteenth and Ferguson streets. Sabbath school and Bible study begin at 2 pm, preaching at 3 pm on the topic The World's Glorious Harvest. Pastor Roscoe T. Baker extends a cordial invitation.
Mrs. Lee Bristol is seriously ill at St John’s Hospital and shows no improvement. Mrs. J H Magoon underwent an appendicitis operation Thursday morning and is progressing satisfactorily.
Mrs. Lacey R. Armstrong arrived from Denver last evening to stay with her daughter Mrs. John T. Burns as a guest.
An aged ad copy touts Castoria for infants and children and claims relief for constipation and liver trouble. The text also references Foley’s Urino Laxative and a local leader want ad, with scattered notes about window glass and a Brian’s location at 17th and Capita.
The piece argues that honest bargain advertising sells, while preaching or mere brass plate ads fail. It urges using space to describe goods and prices, attract leaders, and invite customers with lively, honest deals rather than lofty declarations or empty prestige.
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