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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1907
Page
8
Entered as second class matter Sept 6 1907 at Cheyenne Wyoming post office under act of March 3 1879 Subscription rates listed for Daily Leader one year six months three months and one month with pricing details and small typographical errors.
The president urges placing fourth class postmasters in the civil service to raise pay above four dollars and seventy six cents a month. A lighthearted note mentions Baron Pinchot and a Santa Claus image for Christmas tree policy. The Boston Herald compares a battleship to a homeward schooner amid bank failure comments.
The message argues taxing western stockmen for grazing on unoccupied public lands as a fair way to fund public needs. It contends that grazing rights on public domain are longstanding and should not be removed to deprive settlers of privileges, urging the West to awaken to the issue.
The Viton Pacino railroad has reservations placed by Nemo of Luustern delegation for twenty seats for the trip to Denia to attend the Democratic convention. The Bloopers will be reserved for the entire time the convention is in session and the delegates will sleep in that lodging.
Fragmentary text describes a public figure or speaker in a wavering, unclear dialog with mentions of an oath, alleged conduct, and a warning of consequences. The readability is low and exact facts are obscured.
The Wheatland Times condemns special timber agents for curbing saw mill operations and exacting penalties from farmers and ranchers who bought lumber. The piece argues the actions are an injustice that could shift into politics if persisted, harming local residents who lack means to contest in distant courts.
A movement by churchmen physicians politicians and scholars aims to bar girls from working as barmaids. They petition the chancellor of the exchequer to include this prohibition in the new license legislation at the next Parliament session.
A narrator asks for a kiss and a partner consents. They go to the press and print a full edition. She argues one edition isn’t enough, and more extras follow as the press continues.
A Nashville Amerigan poem warns of coming political strife as neighbors judge and threaten each other over voting. The verse foresees harsh labels and social conflict if disagreements over the presidential choice persist.
Teachers escorted to Woodman’s hall for a Christmas Eve supper and frolic, with return at 7 30 pm for a carol service and a stereopticon lecture on the Xmas story. A midnight Holy Communion will be celebrated, with a second celebration Tuesday night and Wednesday and Christmas Day services at 10 am and 11 am with special music.
A. B. Mitchell arrived from Omaha to open a first class tea and coffee store in Mr. Warren's new block. Mitchell brings fifteen years of experience in roasting and blending and invites the public to inspect the daily coffee roasting process.
W L Luchte advertises a fine stock of Alfred Peats Wallpaper with hanging service at 622 West Eighteenth Street. Residents may call phone 98 black for details or purchasing.
Colorado and Southern offers delightful circle tours via New Orleans Florida Havana and Mexico. Write T. B. Fisher G. P. A. Denver. Accurate adjusting and watch repairing by D. Miller at 1709 Ferguson Street. Old hate and old clothes made new by Union Dye Works. Largest stock of turkeys in town at Kelley’s.
Henry Hoffman moves his night back service from Hynd's bar to the Senate bar at the corner of Sixteenth and Ferguson streets. Telegraph lines and calls notifies patrons. Also advertised are Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup and various holiday goods at Mrs Walsh's, and turkeys and poultry at Kelley's and the Palmer restaurant.
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