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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1908
Page
8
Entry indicates second class mailing status dated September 6 1907 at Cheyenne Wyoming post office under the 1879 act. Text appears garbled but confirms official filing and classification for publication.
The Leader sketches a bachelor bulletin for Cheyenne with a proposed Young Ladies Proposal Club of fifty subscribers. It mocks Bertillon descriptions, notes editor Chaplin’s public lands stance, and alternates with several brief political and social items including fashion, a cannery order, and reactions to Roosevelt and Cortelyou. The piece references Laramie Republican and Wyoming affairs.
The State of Columbia cites a Good Republican Times description criticizing seven years of unproductive partisan attacks under Roosevelt. It highlights unemployment in New York, the prospect of soup kitchens, and widespread hard times amid crop prosperity and high prices.
Editorial notes a Denver Republic editorial arguing dry farming conflicts with public range leasing. It cites Burkett bill blocks homesteaders on leased land and warns against policies favoring government tenancy over land ownership for western development.
The piece notes a citizen in New York turning down a $6,000 job for a $5,000 one at home. It criticizes the Portland Oregonian for misapplying law and mocks layman guesses about Supreme Court decisions while recalling fire department hose testing failures and civic mood in Washington.
A playful verse set extols Robinson's bakery, Jones the butcher, and Fishem’s fish market with rhymes praising fresh goods and Friday specials. It riffs on playful steeplechasing in verse and notes liberties called poetic Mcense while hinting at druggists and new fancied coin meds.
A humorous, phonetic collection of folksy maxims noting quirks of language and everyday wisdom. It wryly contrasts common sayings with mispronunciations and hints at social observations about ambition, trust, and practical life.
A satirical snippet shows Byron praising advertising verse as a new art. He reads mock verses for a local grocer and a playful marital strain pitch that marches readers toward Smithson's shop on Nineteenth Street, urging shoppers to try the wares and sodas.
A large boy was born at 9 o'clock yesterday morning at the Chévenone private hospital. The infant is named for the superintendent, Mrs. A H Beach, wife of Abforeney Beach. Mother and child are doing well.
Crown work restores badly decayed teeth to their original size shape and color and can last for years. Modern methods make care easy economical and healthy. Waiting for a better time is costly and painful. Visit Dr Sweatt at 1617 Ferguson Street phone 380 B for guidance on dental health.
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