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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1908
Page
2
Roedel's drug store carries drugs for technical general and prescription use. If an item is out of stock they will notify customers. No substitutions. It is reasonable for a big business to be out of something now and then.
Laura Williams, 13, was abducted at gunpoint near South Chicago, forced to march twenty seven miles to Pine Station Indiana. She escaped and returned home, with police suspecting an organized gang operating across Chicago. Investigators search for the kidnapper as details emerge.
Captain W. Edwards travels 15 000 miles from San Diego to New York City driving Angela goats in a four in hand. He reaches Trinidad Colorado and funds his trip by selling post cards while remaining a cripple.
A fox terrier in Hoerten Kun Sept 17 bit five boys over two days. Dog showed rabid signs after a dive and spinal cord exam in Kansas City confirmed rabies. The three bitten boys were sent to Chicago for Pasteur treatment. authorities fear more dogs may be infected.
An old column prescribes laxatives like Kraft Syrup to stimulate bowel action for constipation and to prevent appendicitis. It warns against substitutes and promotes a specific product sold by H. Noedel.
A local notice indicates adjustments to an accurate adjusting ad watch tied to D. Miller at 1700 Ferguson Street. Officials note repeal movements and property records associated with the Ferguson Street filing.
Denver report says Charles Thomas, a mining blacksmith, shot his wife Eliza on a street after her refusal to live with him. A wild shot missed. a second hit the back of her neck. He handed the gun to a bystander and fled, with fears he may have killed himself.
Five hundred Modern Woodmen of America will join a Sunday morning search for Mrs. Mary Ann McGuire a 70 year old who wandered from 2430 Blonde street Benson area in Omaha. Deputy Sheriff F F Osborn will lead a posse of deputies aiding the search which covers the surrounding countryside. Mrs McGuire is sought on a warrant of insanity and is believed to have perished. She left home bareheaded intending to walk to Rawlins Wyoming to visit her granddaughter.
C C F Grand lodge gathers in Denver September 19 to 24 with a special round trip fare from Cheyenne to Denver of 4.25 valid September 17 to 25. Tickets usable on all trains and limited through September 20 1908. E R Breisch, Agent. Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup advertised as gentle on bowels and throat irritation and inflammation. Sold by A Be Roedet.
An old newspaper snippet advertises upholstering by Choyamna Upholstering Works at 406 West Gev itewath street with phone 629, claiming stomach relief and easy wrapping benefits. Also references A. B. Roedel and Palmer's Bread and Grand Wulon for teas.
At the golden wedding of William H. Singer a wealthy Pittsburg family distributed 16 million dollars in dinner favors to four children. Each received 4 million in stocks bonds and deeds. Remaining wealth is estimated at 15 million. One son chosen painting faces Black Hand threats affecting family security.
Independence Kan Sept 17 Speaker Joseph G Cannon opened the Republican state campaign with two speeches saying he and Roosevelt agreed two years ago to avoid a tariff fight. He claimed foreigners dodge taxes and schools burdens, urging protection for American labor and favoring tariff adjustments to benefit workers.
A. J. Nusbaum of Batesville Indiana reports a three month summer cold improved after taking Foley's Honey and Tar. He says the medicine cured his symptoms when a doctor's prescription failed and his wife has had the same successful result. Sold by A. E. Roedel.
The sixth annual Knights of the Maccabees convention in Pueblo selects state officers with John A. Griffin of Denver chosen as state commander. An unrelated health ad promotes Fo ley's Kidney Cure, claimed to purify blood and cure kidney and bladder issues, sold by A E. Rodel.
A call for Palmer's bread announces availability at local grocers with a price of 6 per loaf. The item urges readers to purchase the fresh loafs from nearby stores.
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