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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1908
Page
8
Irregularities in delivery noted and addressed to City Cir T. Joe Cahill. Discussion about wood pulp costs and duties. speaker refused to remove the duty. Mention of Christmas Carol lyrics and a Josiah Gilbert Holland poem excerpt about Bethlehem and the king.
A spiritual reflection on Christmas as a universal, peace promoting message. It emphasizes Christ’s universal influence across cultures, the fading of theological disputes, and the continued guidance of His spirit through nurses, physicians, and nuns. It celebrates the ideal of One Perfect Man guiding humanity.
A columnist lauds Andrew Carnegie for criticizing the Dingley tariff, arguing steel labor costs in America are lower than elsewhere and that free trade would not ruin small steel firms. The piece notes Carnegie’s wealth and blunt stance against one-man power in politics.
At the Atlas this week the Australians open with Mr. Newman singing To His Old Pipe and a soubrette role by Miss Newman. The Highland fling and Sailor's Hornpipe feature national dances of England and Scotland, displaying grace and agility. The show promises new acts with matinee and evening performances at popular prices.
Disjointed notes mention weather forecasts, political debates in Britain about Lords reform, and a vague talk of international ties with Venezuela. References to Santa Claus, a worker exhibition, and poetic music snippets appear amid garbled phrases and stray names.
Local vendor promotes a line of tea labeled with a different name and offers refunds through Mike Schilling. The ad notes consumer refunds if the product disappoints and emphasizes the vendor’s pay arrangement with Schilling.
The Ways and Means committee of Conprepe proposes a higher peanut tariff, doubling current duties to shield American peanut producers from European and Asian competition during an emergency. Also note: all barber shops will close all day on Christmas, opening until 10 p.m. Thursday.
A local ad notes plentiful green vegetables produced under GEASS for the season. Shoppers can find a large variety of fancy vegetables for the Xmas table at Keays.
By resolution at a regular meeting on December 15 1908 the city council declared all unpaid taxes delinquent and ordered a ten percent penalty added after December 31 1908. City Treasurer Swan issues the notice from Cheyenne Wyoming with dates December 19 1908 and December 20 1908.
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