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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1908
Page
2
Largest sanitorium in the central west offers treatment for non contagious diseases in two brick and stone buildings. Executive building receives non contagious cases and mothers, rest cottage houses select mental patients. Aldreas, Dr. Benj. F. Batley Sanitorium Co., Lincoln Neb.
After sixteen coaches were robbed near the Old Faithful Inn, passengers recall pluck and bluffing to keep rings and money, with M. L. Walker losing 35 dollars and drafts. The group later formed the Lone Star Invol untary Benevolent association at Lake Camp with speeches and a joke about a soiled mask.
A call for Palmer's Bread urging customers to buy at their local grocer with a price of one cent per loaf. The brief promotes brand visibility and consumer participation in a low cost bread offer.
Promoters advertise 10 000 acres along the Santa Fe main line near La Pu for irrigation led by a new system. They claim soil fertility, water rights, and high profits from alfalfa sugar beets and cantaloupe, with yields up to 40 tons an acre and profits per acre ranging from 45 to 250 dollars plus other crops.
A letter from A C Draper endorses the Otero canal and Clear Creek reservoir as the irrigation backbone for 20 000 acres. Prospectus highlights adjacent lands near La Junta offering 2% 5 and 10 acre tracts with easy terms and strong market potential in a sugar beet and cantaloupe district. An engineer George G Anderson asserts ample water supply for the district. The La Junta Land Co urges prompt investment with maps and details in an illustrated book.
Reported assessment work on the Magnolia mine in Gold Hill yields the richest free milling ore seen in the district. Prospector Door Keech’s prior—unnoticed—last year work is now praised as discovering a body of unusually high value ore. Observers compare the potential to a second Cripple Creek.
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