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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1908
Page
2
Roedel's advertises a wide stock of drugs for technical and general use and prescriptions. If an item is out of stock Roedel's will notify customers and promises no substitutions. It emphasizes reliable availability and a straightforward business approach.
Herman Ridder, editor of the Staats Zeitung, says New York is for Bryan and the country is following. He cites Democratic platform clarity, wide enthusiasm, and Republican split over Hughes as ensuring Bryan victory, with Ridder en route to New York after Alaska and western travels.
Toledo report says Taft and Foraker align politically after a dinner by Chas. T. Lewis. Foraker stays for a G A R parade review and Lincoln club reception, and may join the Kansas campaign after a Chicago call from Hitchcock.
Boise September report says the Idaho Republican convention nominated Jas Hi Brady of Bannock for governor and Weldon B Heyburn of Shoshone for United States senator. The event marked a major surprise as the ticket Brady opposed defeated the state slate he helped craft. George Thompson of Nez Perce led a move that toppled the expected congressman nominee.
At a large Democratic rally in Sioux City Wm. J. Bryan denounces T. Coleman Dupont of Delaware and Senator Penrose of Pennsylvania as unfit reformers due to trust ties while urging tariff and bank deposit reforms.
A Chicago Record-Herald dispatch reports a rumor that the government suit against Union Pacific and Southern Pacific for Sherman act violations has been dropped. The adviser claims the move was kept secret until after the election, fueling questions about a new deal with Harriman interests and the Administration.
National Chairman Mack announced the eastern department organization with Robert S. Hudspeth of New Jersey named vice chairman to manage the eastern campaign. John K. Lamb of Indiana and George W. Greene of Rhode Island received executive and club-organization posts, Herman Ridder of New York led publicity, and John J. Kennedy of Buffalo became secretary. Also mentions Foley’s Kidney Cure advertised.
Wanted at once clean cotton rags in any quantity for The Leader press room. Foley's Kidney Cure is sold by JA. B. Roedel and claims to cure kidney and bladder trouble beyond medicine.
Henry George Jr reports strong Bryan support in Nebraska and Kansas and predicts victory for Bryan and Kern. Bank deposit guaranteed plank gains favor among Republican bankers, who expect benefits to their business. Chautauqua audiences praised Bryan, with hopes New York could be carried after a vigorous campaign.
John H. Atwood, chairman of the Democratic National Speakers' Committee, calls a Sun article about former President Cleveland a libel. He accuses Frederick Hastings of selling the memory of the late statesman to promote Taft and likens the act to literary betrayal.
Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy is declared unaffected by the Pure Food and Drug Act as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. The notice recommends it as a safe remedy for children and adults and lists A. E. Roedel as the seller.
An advertisement lists Cheyenne Upholstering Works at 406 West Seventeenth Street offering furniture repair and upholstery. It also promotes Dr De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills sold by A B Roedel and various clock selections from Murchison Jewelry Company in Cheyenne Wyoming alongside other minor product mentions.
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