Post Office Announcement at Cheyenne Wyoming 1907
September 6 1907 at the Cheyenne Wyoming post office under the Act of Congress of March 3 1879. 7 serene.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1908
Page
8
September 6 1907 at the Cheyenne Wyoming post office under the Act of Congress of March 3 1879. 7 serene.
The article notes Republicans favor Taft on a strong platform while weighing a formidable 350 pound frame. It cites fashionable New York cafe behavior and a Chicago widow club pushing for bold action in the new year amid leap year anxieties. It also mentions Harriman’s heir and Union Pacific’s $69 million surplus.
The piece argues ministers should act as public teachers of social ethics and civic virtue beyond church walls. It commends Cheyenne clergy as conscientious and capable, acknowledging human errors but insisting their noble work can reform political and governmental conditions through Jesus’ teachings applied to everyday life.
A Sheridan Post writer condemns the government grazing bill as harmful to settlers and beneficial to stockmen. The piece argues ten year leases block access to public lands while settlers face heightened conflict with neighbors and hardship in arid land homesteading. It notes irrigation district laws and local options could lure settlers to stay in the United States.
The letter portrays a long campaign against Cheyenne gamblers aided by church groups and local authorities. It claims open gambling was tacitly allowed, then halted by a political shift, prompting a demand for accountability and a fair treatment of former gambling operators who now run lawful businesses.
Prof Louis Ehrhart Reber longtime Penn State dean of engineering and mechanical professor for twenty years takes the post directing University extension and correspondence study at the University of Wisconsin. Archbishop Farley reports Pope Pius X elevated two New York priests to monsignor status, increasing New York prelates. The priests named are Father Edward McKenna of West Chester and Father Joseph Freri, leader of the Propagation of the Faith in the United States.
Crown work enables the skilled dentist to restore a badly decayed or broken tooth to its original size shape and color and to save it for years. Good teeth give satisfaction and care is easy economical and healthy. Visit Dr Sweatt at 1617 Ferguson Street for advice and holiday reduction. Phone 380 B.
Brig. Gen. Charles Smith will retire today for age, the junior brigadier since October, a Vermont native who entered the military academy in 1862 from Illinois. George Kadalji, aided by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, has his name restored to the solicitor rolls and will practice law and appear in official duties.
A compact verse lists twelve rules about choices and consequences. It contrasts those who give, keep, or lend with those who guess or borrow and those who stay silent. The piece frames outcomes for different types of people in a rural Idaho setting.
The Encampment Herald quotes the stance that Roosevelt is not a candidate while noting the irony of his potential reentry. It cites Douglas Budget mocking the idea and remarks on newspapers that once called Roosevelt insincere about declining the nomination.
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