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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1908
Page
8
Public notice style header shows periodical data with subscription rates and post office filing. The fragment lists pricing for six months three months and one month and mentions Cheyenne Wyoming and a 1907 posting date.
A composite of editorial quips and brief notes from several papers. It cites leap year themes, calls for prints of letters from single men and bachelor women, comments on public servants overwork and overpay, notes the president’s constitutional role, and mentions a gambling communication to be commented on. It also includes light items about Colonel Bryan’s hunting, a church fair verse, conundrums, and a cartoonish brief from the Washington Post.
Frank Harrison denounces protective tariff and calls for immediate tariff revision to extend protection to labor and consumers. He urges defeat of ship subsidies and shipping donations tied to manufacturing trusts, arguing one combine dominates ironwood goods and freight that cross the nation.
The piece argues that protectionist tariffs enable foreign competition by allowing factories to sell at half the price to foreigners while US workers face lower wages. It condemns tariff walls as benefiting manufacturers and harming laborers and home consumers, urging Congress to remove barriers to restore true competition.
A. Baker of field division No. 7 at Cheyenne warned timber buyers that trespass on U S forest lands by French and Snyder could entail liability from 900 to 50 000 feet. Notices suggest buyers may face royalties for stove wood too, with a firm minimum offer of 1.50 per foot not considered.
Thomas Nelson Page calls the president Hig Excellency. Grand Duke Alexis's heir is a handsome European royal child. The marquis of Alisa grows unique flowers at Culzean Castle. Rev. John Schaeffer celebrates his 102nd birthday near North Brent on November 22. Join B. Hull of Atlanta receives Carnegie Hero Medal for saving lives in a runaway wagon incident. Prof A A Michelson to be awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for a new method of determining the remarks of Hell. Mamoud Rosser at the University of Lausanne studies American educational methods across larger universities with focus on romance languages and literature.
A collage of brief humorous exchanges and snippets from Chicago Tribune Philadelphia Ledger Brooklyn Life Houston Post and Chicago Tribune styling. Moments range from auction tales to cinema quips and family talk with light, playful tone and everyday settings.
A humorous verse about Jim Smith arguing with every new idea and shouting shucks in response. Background lines lead to a funeral notice for W. T. Smith with service at Gleason chapel at 3 o clock. Then an advertisement for DeWitt's Carbonized Witch Hazel Salve recommended for piles sold by A. E. Roedel.
Crown work enables the dentist to restore a badly decayed or broken tooth to its original size shape and color and to preserve it for years. Good teeth reflect gentility and a clean mouth signals good society. Reduction during holidays. Dr. B. H. Sweatt invites visits to improve mouth health at 1617 Ferguson Street phone 380 B.
A letter from Congressman BF W Mondoli to the Wyoming Wool Growers Association requests action by the Department of Agriculture to establish a Held division of the Bureau of Pathological Investigation in Cheyenne. The communication mentions discussions with the secretary and other officials.
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