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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1908
Page
2
Roedel's drug store stocks rare and technical items as well as general prescriptions. If an item is unavailable we will notify you. No substitutions. A large store like Roedel's aims to have what customers need and stands behind its claim to have it.
Fort Collins Colorado September 8 reports that about a dozen meetings of sheep feeders failed to create a centralized trading point for northern Colorado lambs and hay. Benjamin Preston and Senator Drake opposed binding feeders to a single market or price urging individual action and buyers to seek best prices.
Two teens win the Rocky Mountain endurance road race west of Bright amid cheers from a 2000 crowd. A protest over a rule on repairs is filed by Levy Legimer of the Chalmers Detroit entry and will be decided at 10:60 this morning. Lorimer Ball and McDonald chase the leader, closing gaps after an accident and finishing eleven minutes ahead amid jubilant scenes.
Orville Wright hints at extended flights after initial tests at Fort Myer with Charles R. Flint. Flint says foreign governments plan to consider buying Wright airplanes and pledges 50 000 as a guarantee to supply fleets potentially worth 1 900 000 if orders arrive.
A sheriff in Navajo County pursues a Navajo thief for 75 miles but is forced to surrender the captured man to a Navajo war party after they threaten to kill him. The prisoner is later returned under guard to Winslow after negotiations with an Indian agent.
Nive Nelle Nolen, stenographer, located at the Inter Ocean hotel, will be glad to receive orders there. DeWitt's Little Early Risers are small pills, easy to take, gentle and sure, sold by A. B. Reed. Call for Palmer's Bread at your grocer. Price per loaf.
President Roosevelt is expected to urge Congress to raise the standing army to at least 100000 men in peacetime. Military experts warn 60000 is too small to garrison posts including Pearl Harbor defenses. The plan includes adding 10 infantry regiments, 5 cavalry regiments, and several coast artillery companies.
President Roosevelt plans to return to Washington on September 22 with his family, ending the Oyster Bay summer residence as the capital quiets for winter. The vacation has been unusually busy with late-night secretary visits and long executive hours, marking the shortest yet most work-filled stay in years. Palace Pharmacy advertises Wood's Liver Medicine for malaria and chills with a $1.00 bottle.
Wanted at once clean cotton rags in any quantity for The Leader press room. No payment until rags are received. F W Bennett to leave orders at Leader office. Also noting ManZan Pile Remedy offered by Palace Pharmacy Drug Co for pile relief at 60 cents.
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