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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1907
Page
2
Entry recorded at the Cheyenne Wyoming post office on September 5 1907 under the act of March 3 1870. The document notes the filing as a public notice of matter entered within the federal framework.
A mixed, fragmentary column references Junius letters and Roosevelt rhetoric along with satirical asides on currency policy and politics. It notes asset and elastic currency in manufacturing, mentions Justice Brewer, Westinghouse receivership and rising orders, and jokes about a coin’s tip affecting outcomes in boxing and football.
In Cheyenne Wyoming editorials discuss Roosevelt coal strike role. Letter writer claims Roosevelt did not settle it, accusing Republican leaders Mark Hanna and Morgan of orchestrating it to aid elections. He condemns post election conditions and praises worker voices. Plus notes on New York streetcar fatalities and a boy’s suicide incident.
A letter from the National Live Stock Bulletin editor attacks the Washington Post's Roosevelt range policy stance. He argues western stockmen face far larger, diverse operations than eastern editors recognize and warns against ironclad homestead protections that could disrupt large cattle enterprises.
A poem recounts a man who favors home duties yet drifts to clubs and social venues, while a devoted dog guards the family night and day. The speaker contrasts domestic loyalty with personal impulses, highlighting a fading family devotion and a life divided between home and public pursuits. Rev. Francis E. Townsley appears as the cited author.
The Buffalo Bulletin cites a Pin echot bulletin noting France has 4,000 foresters paid by the state and predicts full results in two or three centuries. It proposes a contest problem for eighth grade pupils about how long and how many foresters needed for the United States to produce its own kindling wood and its value per cord.
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