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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1908
Page
8
Entry appears in a Cheyenne Wyoming newspaper notice dated September 5 1907 noting second class mail status under the 1879 act. The fragment indicates a formal mailing designation for a local topic or person named Bartlett.
A collection of brief editorial snatches and quips from various papers. Highlights mention rain and snow to moisten the earth, politics around Roosevelt coins, sugar price hikes, university governance, and a plucky note about mingled humor and current events. The pieces mix local sentiment with national topics.
Citizens across Wyoming demand change at the University of Wyoming after the trustees asked President Tisdel to resign. A governor backed move to replace the board with nonpartisan members, hoping to restore order and progress at the university.
A fragment suggests discussions on family involvement and citizen duties in supporting the Wyoming School as a leading institution, noting its status among western state universities and a focus on broader public interest.
General Stewart L. Woodford, president of the Hughes National league, says Wall Street backs Roosevelt if Taft fails, while a Taft league in New York runs heavy ads. Woodford criticizes fear of Roosevelt and defends his honesty, urging that Wall Street not fear or overfund Taft.
Representative Burleson of Texas urged an appropriation in an agricultural bill to study mistletoe damage in government forests. The debate featured exchanges about romance and practicality before Gaines and Olmsted opposed the amendment, which failed 43 to 38.
The Kemmerer Camera critiques the state central committee for endorsing a presidential candidate and imposing a dictatorial tone. The letter urges voter independence and criticizes the party’s top decisions while noting limited change unless public approval shifts. A second note mocks a male teacher losing his job for opposing women teaching boys and suggests DA R members could supply material to rewrite his theory.
A collection of quips and jokes from Baltimore American Cleveland Plain Dealer Washington Star Chicago Tribune Puck Farm Journal Nashville American and Harper's Weekly. The items poke fun at poems ad miration basements politics and office boys with wry country humor and witty wordplay.
A reader poem by T. A. Daly in the Catholic Standard and Times depicts a street musician vowing spring arrival amid cold weather. Neighbors joke about a future season as the performer plays Lucia on his street plan.
A Indiana arson defendant convicted of arson attempted a court shooting to defy the ruling and risk contempt. The scene underscores a chilling moment in a courtroom drama as prosecutors seek justice.
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