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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1908
Page
8
Entry states second class matter date September 6 1907 at Cheyenne Wyoming post office under 1879 act. Promotions list six months three months and one month rates appear garbled with stray text remnants.
A collage of remarks on Cheyenne weather forecasts praised for clarity and public service. The piece critiques political messages from Washington and Washington Star commentary on reform, tariffs, and White House policies, all amid reflections on state pride and media influence.
The Leader reports Miss Martin remains firm in the Catholic faith and a public bonfire may follow for Catholic works. Trustees may search for more Catholic leaning titles. Catholics may borrow books if they explain their location and are free from Catholicism. Several democrats have borrowed books without incident.
Washington dispatch reports President urged Nebraska to line up for Secretary Taft and to send an unqualified delegation to the national convention. Senator Burkett and Mr. Hammond were told of the president is wishes and to ensure Nebraska supports Taft. The text notes strong emphasis from the president toward Taft in the upcoming convention.
The Wyoming governor named a five member honorary tax commission, all Republicans, prompting calls that a bipartisan panel would better expose graft and ensure fair taxation. Critics label the move rotten and say it serves the machine against Democrats and common taxpayers.
Sidney BE Bartlett of the Sunrise Hartville district has specialized in surveying and mineralogy and applies both to mining. He located prime iron mines and limestone quarries and leads the Rock Springs Gibraltar Coal Mining Company marketing coal in Cheyenne.
A New York hair shop thwarted a theft when a watchful salesgirl detained a would be thief until police arrived. General Adna R. Chaffee is named commissioner of Los Angeles public works to lead Owens river water project. Conrad Skarstedt arrives in New York to promote lingon berry cultivation in America alongside other local notes.
The Philadelphia Bulletin quips on Chaucer Shakespeare and Johnson in a dry town urging how poets gain renown despite prohibition while noting Europe’s population trends. Germany’s population grows faster than Britain or France.
A collection of humorous quotes noting actresses favoring a Skye terrier as a pet and various witty exchanges. The items include a lawyer's daughter rejecting an old judge’s advances, a sister's quip about hair on the floor, a politician’s sly remark about rivals, and a light domestic misunderstanding about truth and perception.
Four years after arriving in Cheyenne Dr Sweatt now operates a thoroughly up-to-date office. He did not charge high prices and offered a big reduction on fees when he came, maintaining eastern price levels. He remains affordable for patients.
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