Post Office Notice From Cheyenne In 1907 Filing
Second class matter list shows Cheyenne Wyoming post office entry dated September 5 1907. The snippet includes a 6.00 1.00 and a dash indicating charges or balances for a period or service.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1908
Page
8
Second class matter list shows Cheyenne Wyoming post office entry dated September 5 1907. The snippet includes a 6.00 1.00 and a dash indicating charges or balances for a period or service.
A clipped editorial draft lampoons unions and race stereotypes while lamenting weather-driven rail disruption. It notes George Ade’s district delegates, coal prices, Missouri stock shipments, and a Georgia sheriff’s whiskey stock ruling before quoting God Give Us Men and a call for steadfast leadership.
The Tribune reports the Union Pacific has repented of cutting forces during Roosevelt's era and will hire the full force five days a week starting next Monday. The Leader will pause criticism until new evidence of a fair deal emerges and notes planned editorials on Wyoming’s role and city support, while awaiting further proof.
A letter condemns Disgraceful journalism over Loysen private detective ads in the Leader. The Tribune claimed Loysen still operates. the Leader states Loysen has left and Thos F Holland now runs the bureau. The writer denounces efforts to bully Chief Holland into advertising and defends honest reporting.
A collage of humorous lines from US papers features witty exchanges about marriages age and proposals. It includes Miss Passway on marrying at 25, Miss Knox recalling a past proposal, a deaf auditor and a candor about deceptive candidates, plus a quip about profanity in congress and legal entitlements.
The Casper Tribune excerpt lampoons editor life after thirty years in the trade noting editors face varied criticism from readers and colleagues. It argues editors endure complaints whether they publish poetry, facts, or jokes and that some readers would provoke or attack them regardless of approach.
Federal action targets Minneapolis millers for labeling durum and hard spring wheat flour as Pure Hard Spring Wheat Flour. The seized flour shipped to Richmond Indiana raises questions about durum wheat quality, with official tests noting higher muscle content and added value when blended with spring wheat flour.
By stipulation the lawyers in the State versus Frank Johnson case will admit Stever Porter's coro ner's inquest testimony. Porter left the country after testifying and the case has been postponed twice due to his absence.
Indian gunman admits guilt after ambushing Francis co Lopes, 18, a Mexican rancher, near Nogales Arizona. He is under guard and expected to be shot. The Yaqui claimed Lopes stole sheep from him and faces execution for the crime.
A devout Christian in the House Mr. Houston of Tennessee proposes a bill requiring daily prayer for the Delivered. He also plans another measure for scattering bibis through the reading matter of The Record.
Charles Rodgers Albert Carigan and Richard Newman were arrested in connection with Leatle Morrie’s confession to a box car burglary. They were given liberty as no evidence tied them to the crime.
Mr William F Luchte of this city has been notified by Congress that he has been allowed an increase of pension from twelve to fifteen dollars per month. The agents for Loverin Browne Co wholesale grocers Chicago are mentioned in connection with the notice.
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