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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1908
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR note from Cheyenne Wyoming mentions second class matter posting and subscription rates with illegible dates and columns for monthly rates. It references the Big Months and a local newspaper term.
A collection of brief quotes and snatches from early editorials and political comment. It cites the groundhog, Governor Hughes, Uncle Joe Cannon, and Presidentnomination talk while mocking campaigns and public discourse. A Detroit woman seeks 75000 for a kiss and a New York World bias note appears amid lighter bits.
The Denver News notes E. H. Harriman is likely to attend the Republican National Convention in Chicago. It argues his practical aim is to shape railroad policy and avoid presidential opposition, with a retort about perseverance and future presidential inclusion.
An attributed 19th century quote from W. S. Brree expresses humility about public service. He states he would serve only if the people desire it and that his life would be spent repaying gratitude to Americans, not seeking power for its own sake.
The Commoner quotes banker James B. Forgan opposing universal bank deposit guarantees arguing it would level all banks and hurt depositors. It notes recent suspensions and calls for depositor voices in policy, warning that the push to make all banks safe reflects big-bank interests over the public.
The Douglas Enterprise denounces the Cheyenne public library management. It criticizes the Republican state central committee chair for alleged bias against a longtime female librarian deemed Catholic and Democrat. The piece condemns local and state party influences in library leadership.
A collage of humorous exchanges and cartoon captions from early 20th century papers. Jests touch on lawyers, money, and silly office antics with lines about a king and a Jersey Central train incident. Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup advertises its soothing cough relief.
Dr. Sweatt Baw Deen, practicing in Cheyenne for four years, runs an up-to-date office with no price hikes. He offers low, consistent rates, contrasting with higher eastern prices, encouraging patrons to continue seeking his care.
A compiled timetable lists westbound and eastbound trains with arrivals and departures on Union Pacific Main Line including Overland Limited 1 9 California Ex 3 5 Oregon Ex and Fast Mail 10. It also shows Denver Pacific and Chicago Chicago Burlington & Quincy schedules with specific train numbers and times plus Colorado and Southern No 41 42.
Not guilty verdict delivered in Salt Lake City Utah on February 27 for the former police chief George Sheets in a bribe case. Two men convicted of taking 10000 dollars from tourists in a prearranged poker scheme claimed Sheets helped their swindle. the jury found their testimony uncorroborated and Sheets resigned amid political pressure. D Miller of 1709 Vergueen Street listed as courtsteering and welch repal.
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