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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1907
Page
8
The notice indicates L and Bartlett as entered and classified as second class matter on September 6 1907 at Cheyenne Wyoming post office under the 1878 Act. It records the routine mail system registration for publication and archival purposes.
A collage of political squibs and editorials praising Democratic causes and industrial reform, mocking Prohibition efforts and currency expansion while railing against Taft and Roosevelt. The piece blends quotes from the Indianapolis Star and Nashville American, urging vigorous action and public discipline.
The imperial government in Washington sends special timber agents to starve Western settlers of government wood. They shutter six to eight sawmills near Wheatland and Laramie Peak, forcing ranchers to pay twice for lumber. Rules favoring home use of timber are ignored as the timber trust consolidates control, with Roosevelt accused of hypocrisy.
Adolphus Busch of St Louis, head of the world’s largest brewery, spoke at the United States Brewers’ gathering in Chicago. The meeting focused on strategies to advance the industry and address shared challenges.
The Wheatland Times denounces government timber agents harassing settlers in Laramie Albany and Converse counties. It alleges confiscation of lumber from local mills delaying homes and ranch improvements and forcing farmers to pay twice for native timber. The paper urges action by local clubs and officials to halt the conduct.
The speaker vows to regulate and fight prohibition era vices in his industry. He declares readiness to aid public regulation and that he will combat disorderly resorts associated with his business. He insists his house pride, symbolized by the eagle, requires orderly operation or its downfall.
The Larville Republican reports Congressman Bonynuge of Colorado introducing a bill to sell public grazing lands to stockmen at one dollar per acre with settlers given first refusal for lands adjacent to their holdings. The plan allows four sections per buyer and suggests ten installment payments to ease purchase while curbing speculation.
Senator Jeff Davis of Arkansas sticks to his campaign pledge by proceeding with an exhibition event.
Very low tourist rate to this charming winter resort via Colorado and Southern. T. E. Fisher, G. P. A. Denver, will furnish full information.
Colorado and Southern announces a delightful Gulf circle tour route including New Orleans, Florida, Havana and Mexico with BE Fisher as general agent in Denver.
Night and day hack service offered at the Capital Bar with phone access. W. Be. Dinneen at No 18 promotes a line of confectionery emblems and free engraving by Bubachner Jewelry Co.
Crown work restores decayed or broken teeth to proper size shape and color, saving them for years. Modern technique offers comfortable, durable results that closely match adjacent teeth. A clean mouth signals gentility. visiting Dr. Sweatt for guidance and holiday reductions at 1617 Ferguson Street.
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