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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1907
Page
8
Notice shows Bartletts as second class matter at Cheyenne Wyoming post office dated September 6 1907 under the 1878 act with postal classification details.
A fragmented editorial piece notes Turkey politics, currency reform, and Teddy Roosevelt’s forthcoming long message. It mentions a Chicago electricity outage, promise of improved lighting, and a Catholic Standard and Times quote about meter inspectors and a gas bill complaint.
A collage of quotes from Epictetus Mrs Browning and Stevenson notes on fear worry and faith. It contrasts daily life worries with release from anxiety and faith in mercy while referencing political sentiment about a ruler and Teddy Roosevelt.
The Laramie Republican features editorials by President Collins of the Douglas National Bank and President Ivinson of the First National Bank of Laramie arguing for a government backing for individual bank deposits. They claim deposits could rise and rates fall, offsetting losses with a small tax, reducing bank runs and strengthening business.
The St Louis Post-Dispatch parodies a day at the White House listing absurd activities from 8 a.m. breakfast decisions to a 6 p.m. football practice and patronage talks, lampooning officials and a grand lottery for federal posts amid a veiled jab at the president’s image and practices.
In a biting note the Laramie Republication quotes the Leader editor demanding a million-dollar ounce of radium to illuminate a dark institution. The metaphor declares the Leader’s light pierces the surrounding darkness of the Republican party.
A quiet Saturday ceremony took place at the home of Mr and Mrs Aleck Lawson in Denver. Their daughter Flossie married Ora Bagley rector of St Mark's Episcopal Church.
Official circles in Denver deny the report that the Burlington had purchased the Colorado & Wyoming railway which connects Sunrise iron mines with the Burlington at Guernsey and the Colorado & Southern at Hartville Junction.
The Fraternal Battalion will hold a drill and social dance at Keefe's hall on December 20. The events have proven popular this winter. New books just received at Logan's. See ad page 8.
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