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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1908
Page
8
The Cheyenne Leader notes its status as city official paper with second class entry on September 5 1807. Subscription rates are listed for daily weekly and monthly periods with carrier delivery and contact details for the city circulation office and society editor.
The piece lauds Frontier Day in Cheyenne as a premier American celebration. It praises the event’s drama and historic lessons, notes imitation by western towns, and commends Cheyenne’s festival committee for planning, advertising, rail arrangements, and large national interest. It mentions presidential ticket items and Wyoming electors in a broad, reverent tone.
The text suggests Roosevelt could issue an executive decree demanding all apparel binders and others contributing to the Republican campaign submit their efforts to him for revision. It warns a potential mixup could damage Republican prospects in the pending race.
In a public letter J W Van Cleave of St Louis attacks the Taft campaign line and defends court powers against demagogic clamor. He criticizes the Republican platform for attacking courts while backing the oil trust and urges enforcement of laws against all offenders. The piece contrasts Democratic calls for justice with Republican support for injunctions favoring corporations.
The Lusk Herald reports Taft vows to oppose an income tax senate election bank deposits tariff cuts railroad valuation and rate making publicity of campaign funds until after the election. He will denounce these measures but cannot back them before voting day.
The piece surveys rising air travel attention with flying machines and balloons, reports petition drives to extend county officer terms, and critiques banking protections and reforms. It cites Bryan, Roosevelt, Bristow, and Hughes while noting major industry like big mill profits and political battles across states.
A physician notes complexion and teeth reveal habits and refinement. He argues healthy complexion and pearly teeth reflect self care and education, while flaws signal neglect. The ad promotes Dr. B. H. Sweatt, modern dentist, Bresnahen Block, 1617% Ferguson Street.
The Nebraska Military Academy invites enrollment for a high grade military boarding school near Lincoln. Led by Colonel George R. Burnett, the facility offers forty acres, drill and athletic grounds, strong faculty, and preparation for college or business. Open September 16, 1908. address B Hayward Superintendent Box 153 Lincoln Neb. city office 324 26 Security Mutual Block.
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