Fragmentary notice from Cheyenne newspaper 1907
Fragmented text shows a Cheyenne Wyoming post office registration note with second class matter and March 3 1879 act reference. It mentions editor and rates but content is garbled and partial with no clear event or outcome.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Turn on the Light Editorial Snapshots
A collage of holiday shopping calls and moral quips urging readers to buy now. It includes lines from Lippincott's and poetry excerpts referencing wolves, mothers, and prayers as part of a dated editorial snapshot.
Timber Prosecutions and Federal Raids on Amber
The Tribune quotes the Leader on Roosevelt era timber laws and Wyoming settlers. It denounces federal raids by east based sleuths as perverting the law and aiding a lumber combine, urging reform and accountability from administration and press alike.
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Roosevelt
the Tribune
Wyoming
Teddy
The
Tribune
Woman's suffrage advocate retracts support at last
Phoebe Couzens, who led the suffrage cause at the 1876 Democratic National Convention, abandons the effort and says women are not fitted for public affairs. She recalls urging suffrage years ago but now withdraws her former views while reflecting on girlhood ideals.
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Mins Fhoebe Couzens
Migs Couxelis
Women suffrage stance ridiculed by Miss Couzens
Miss Couzens declared that women are not suited for politics, arguing they would undermine religious freedom and political purity. She stated that the suffrage movement has reached its meridian and is doomed, citing women’s lack of stamina for public life.
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Miss Couzens
Californians on cactus diet intrigue Americans
Two Californians have embarked on a two week cactus diet amid fears they may succeed. The piece also notes praise for American dentists as the best in the world and mentions various light society and political items including a Carnegie hero medal awarded to James B. Hill of Atlanta for saving people from a runaway horse, and a January 11 debate at the Colonial Club on municipal government.
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Germany
James B. Hill
Atlanta
Eliot
Beale
Harvard Law School
Colonial Club
Cambridge
Maia
House of Representatives
Washington
Harry B. Wolf
Maryland
Monumental
England
Adalbert Tobold
Tobold
Empress Gant
Berlin
Charmed by the Price in a Nashville Market Poem
The Nashville American muses on price versus value in a verse about cigars at a nickel and a ten cent wall picture. a seller boasts a thousand dollar purchase, while the rooster shows pedigree and prize. The piece ends noting our tendency to judge worth by price across goods from marbles to ice.
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Nashville American
Nevada Governor seeks federal troops for Goldfield mining dispute
Governor Sparks on the sixth inst requested government troops to protect property in the Goldfield region. General Funston in San Francisco was ordered from Washington to deploy regulars to handle the situation among striking miners, who were astonished by the action and believed themselves harmed.
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Sparks
Nevada
Funston
San Francisco
Washington
In a pretty pesceable set of fellows not In need of martial law
Fragmentary OCR text presents a cryptic line about a “pretty pesceable set of fellows” and a derisive note on martial law. No clear events, people, or places are identifiable to anchor a factual summary.
Tom Johnson Wins Three Cent Fare Fight in Cleveland
After seven years of struggle Tom Johnson clinches victory for a three-cent fare in Cleveland. The campaign faced doubts from opponents who said the plan was a phantom hope, yet a full council meeting sees a merger agreement between a six-cent company and a one-cent holding arrangement that enables the scheme.
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Tom Johnson
Cleveland
A-Cent
A Cent Banis
Thought for the Day and Nearby Notices
A collage of quotes on gifts peace and faith by Sir Edwin Arnold Helen Hunt and Christian Burke along with notes on a carbolized salve by Palace Pharmacy Drug Co DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve and local theater and repair notices including a children matinee at Star theater and leather goods at Handicraft store
Crown work restores decayed teeth to original beauty
Skilled dentist offers dental restoration to save weakened teeth. Modern methods provide exact size shape and color making artificial teeth indistinguishable. Waiting for care is costly and painful. a clean mouth signals refinement. Visit Dr Sweatt at 1617 Ferguson Street phone 980 B for guidance and holiday reductions.
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Sweatt
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