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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1908
Page
8
The Cheyenne Leader is the official city paper published by Leader Publishing Co. in Cheyenne Wyoming. It offers daily morning edition except Monday and provides contact points for delivery issues and city circulation inquiries.
A long editorial attacks U S government spending and deficits highlighting a per capita shortfall, then cites Mrs Taft on divorce laws and the danger of lax standards. It Warns political machines are doomed with examples from South Dakota North Dakota and Sheridan County predicting a coming end to boss rule.
W S Edmiston, veteran newspaper man, assumes management and editorial policy of the Cheyenne Leader. The Boomerang wishes him success as the paper aims to serve Cheyenne and Wyoming and contribute to regional growth.
Editors clash over wheat and Wall Street dollars while Taft weighs his running mate amid Sherman’s veteran influence. Harahan of Illinois Central cools his nerves in Paris as Tammany plans Denver revelry and Hearst faces a hostile crowd. A Montana man sleeps drunk beside a caged lion.
The piece critiques campaign rhetoric around Roosevelt and Bryan. It notes Republicans dodging the vice presidential nomination at Chicago and Democrats seeking the same honor in Denver, highlighting the prestige attached to the post and the unsettled stance of candidates and parties.
A lively verse contrasts chaotic park outings with urban comforts. Children’s games, torn hats, muddy sandwiches, and flies in butter meet a longing for orderly dining and attentive service. The speaker prefers a clean table, efficient waiter, and a civilized indoor scene over rustic field spectacles.
A light pages of humor with a Yonkers Statesman gag about a conscientious man who won t fish on the Sabbath and a landlady skit asking for six freshly laid eggs. The Houston Post quips a man never forgets mistakes and his wife would remind him if he forgot.
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