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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1908
Page
8
Notice filed at Cheyenne Wyoming on September 11 1907 under the Act of March 3 1879. Details are garbled but indicate an official mailing matter recorded at the local post.
An editorial snapshot panel cites Cheyenne activity with Pat Crowe and unclear rumors about Mr. Walton’s rail position. It praises Bill Barrow’s Douglas Budget critique of his brother Deming, notes editor humor on a citywide distribution, and surveys late influence of Roosevelt, Harriman, and Union Pacific on corporate policy.
The Cheyenne Leader and Tribune clash over Union Pacific criticism. The Leader vows ongoing agitation against corporate control and calls out the Tribune for alleged hypocrisy while a Gardner collection transfer to a museum remains unsettled.
The piece from the Douglas Budget mocks Baltor Deming in a stylized roast. The editorial savages Cheyenne and Ohio boasting a sharp social and political lampoon that targets Deming, his influence, and his stance on Wyoming affairs.
A compilation of satirical snippets and quotations from various papers and columns. The piece notes editorials, parrot quips, and a Texas judge, highlighting humorous and pointed lines about editors and politics. It references Ohio roots, Wyoming reach, and a sprawling Texas district traversed in three days.
A Washington Star joke set contrasts with Chicago Record-Herald quips about politics and divorce. The dialogue features a self appointed device prohibitions, an obedient husband and remarks on fortune inheritance.
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