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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1907
Page
8
Notice indicates second class mailing entry for Bartlett at Cheyenne Wyoming dated September 6 1907 under the 1879 act with ad rate text partially readable and garbled
An array of editorial snippets recalls Wyoming growth, holiday shopping urgency, and the era’s optimism. It cites wealth, population, and industry gains, festive retail push after Christmas, and a warning about cash payments for public funds, tying in public figures and local papers.
The Weston County Woolgrowers unanimously oppose federal control of rangelands through leasing or permit systems. They condemn the Burkett bill as a burden to livestock and agricultural lands, and endorse Mondell's 320 acre homestead bill as vital for Western development and prosperity.
A Weston county meeting urges Congress to require railroads to move livestock at least twenty miles per hour. It also condemns Black Hills National Forest forestry policies that bar sheep from grazing and trailing permits, calling for an inspector to investigate and ensure fairness for stockmen.
Albany County Woolgrowers association passes resolutions denouncing Roosevelt and Pinchot policies. They demand removal of federal control over public lands, criticize timber management for fostering political appointments, and accuse favoritism toward a lumber monopoly. The group cites timber destruction and overreach of forest reserves in the state.
The weather bulletin notes a deficit of over 700 degrees in Pittsburg temperatures since January 1 A quirky weather report imagines local papers being forced to admit a strange defense against a concussion by adjusting rubber tires to soften impact.
The Army and Navy Register features half tone cuts illustrating how recruitment difficulties have reduced various army groups. One image depicts the Old Battalion, Eleventh Infantry at Fort D. A. Russell Wyoming, noting seven privates and four non commissioned officers during a recent inspection by the Army chief of staff.
Social dance and supper planned at A C U W Hall to celebrate the New Year. Event hosted by the Degree of Pocahontas with Haneschkr’s Oneunina advertised as entertainment and a premium prize of 500 cents per month.
The Salt Lake Herald publishes George S. Walker's year end assessment of Wyoming. It praises continuous advancement showing wealth gains in lands cattle sheep manufacturing mines and population. It urges readers to explore inland Wyoming away from rail lines to see ranches mines stock men and a prosperous industrious people.
Crown work restores badly decayed teeth to original size shape and color and saves them for years. Good teeth reflect gentility and health and waiting for care is costly. Visit Dr Sweatt at 1617 Ferguson Street for guidance and holiday reduction.
A fractured satire notes Judge Hargis of Kentucky settling cash for a murder case despite acquittal. It mentions a diamond market slump in Malden Lane and a Pittsburgh doctor faced with a $2000 bill after a patient’s loss. It hints at social mores and wartime style financial intrigue in New York.
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