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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1908
Page
8
Notice indicates L and Bartletts entered on second class at Cheyenne Wyoming post office on September 5 1907 under the act of March 3 1878 and lists option rates.
The Thermopolis Record highlights editorial notes from The Tribune on growth for the year and Brother Crawford’s tribute to Pinchot. It also mentions Georgia song lyrics about matrimony and queries explanation of Nat Goodwin's play The Master Hand, described as a bold tale of a gunman with a mixed fate.
A Dry Goods Reporter lyric urges readers to become a booster for their town. It advocates promoting local businesses, supporting growth, and taking initiative to keep the community thriving amid hard times.
A Shoshone Capital Gazette letter argues public sentiment rejects presumption of guilt in land fraud indictments in Colorado. It claims prominent men face unfounded charges and urges upholding the innocent until proven guilty principle to aid western development.
Cody Stockgrower argues the proposed range lease law is impractical and would incite conflict by allowing entrants into leased lands. He contends it would stall settlement and development across the West and should not be enacted.
The Casper Tribune notes widespread inquiries for vacant land and constant transfers of varying sizes as settlers push for available parcels from coast to coast. The piece highlights ongoing activity in land offices and broad public interest in owning property.
The piece argues that land demand is rising as industrial concentration persists. It asserts that owning a Wyoming farm offers safety and certainty when crises hit, noting cheap lands will not stay cheap and the government withdrawal of public lands reduces available holdings each year.
The Worland Grit argues Taft's push to admit Philippine sugar duty free could cost him Wyoming voters who favor sugar industry growth, noting Wyoming’s potential to become a major sugar producer rivaling Colorado and questioning the benefit of favoring federal officeholders.
The piece notes St Louis aldermen frustrated by a grand jury inquiry into why their thumb prints appear on currency used to promote pm franchise. It references Cleveland’s continued political interest and Cannon as GOP hopeful. Oregon talks of an automatic kicker for business, and a riverfront dump’s costly disposal history. Hearst Independence League shows weak caucus impact in Massachusetts and Springfield versus Boston.
New York city fathers prepare an ordinance to restrict women smoking after dinner in Broadway restaurants. After New Year’s, several large eateries removed bars for women smokers, prompting a formal bid to halt the practice before it gains wider traction.
A collection of light anecdotes and quips from multiple newspapers. Jokes range from marital banter to a rural post office misperception, with punchlines about advice, cash, and palmistry.
Ely Nev Jan 6 three miners A D Bailey Peter McDonald and Fred Brown have been entombed in the Alpha shaft of the Giroux Consolidated mines since December 4 and are probably doomed to spend another month underground. Rescuers have averaged ten feet a day due to soft ground. They are about eighty five feet below the 500 foot level with 415 feet more to go to reach the men on the 1000 foot level.
A dentist promotes crown work as a durable, natural appearing restoration for damaged teeth. It emphasizes exact size shape and color, long lasting results, and the health benefits of timely treatment. Dr. S. H. Sweatt at 1617 Ferguson Street offers holiday reductions and expert dental advice.
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