Post Office Listing Notice for Cheyenne Wyoming
The notice records second class matter status dated September 5 1907 at the Cheyenne Wyoming post office under federal act of March 3 1979.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1908
Page
8
The notice records second class matter status dated September 5 1907 at the Cheyenne Wyoming post office under federal act of March 3 1979.
The Denver News opposes Roosevelt Taft and Mayor Speer, with hints of inducements to switch. A Wyoming 320 acre homestead bill would raise agriculture 25 percent next year, opposed by Roosevelt Pinchot faction. F. A. Barrow leaves Sheridan Enterprise for state telegraph editor post at Wyoming Tribune.
A humorous catalog features paired roles and exclamations such as The Confectioner Fudge and The Chinaman Rats along with colorful cries from The Reporter Beat it and The Politician Confound It. The roster ends with June Bohemian.
Reports mention suffrage progress amid a governor unable to fill cabinet posts, with hints of changes in official furniture and swift resolution of issues. Observers anticipate bountiful lobster supplies as campaigns begin and mark the 131st anniversary of the American flag.
A traveling observer reports 80,000 Ohio railroad workers oppose Taft and would refuse support. Discussions show railroad employers and unions unlikely to rally behind the administration candidate despite talks of a meeting in Washington that failed to unite the groups.
A collection of light vignettes and quips about family life and social politeness. Remarks from Mrs Next dore and Miss Goodley appear among playful exchanges about shoes er voices and idle romantic plans.
Vague, era flavored items discuss Kaw river water rights and dry territory turning wet, rising beef prices, falling steel, Mars water rumors, a Missouri pipeline idea, and George J. Gould’s Europe voyage. Four items held by receivers. a Chicago dream tale. and a Capitol City job printing boast.
John Rogers and J W Herrington of Platte City Missouri search near the Badwater mouth for an old ledge Rogers found as a Sixteenth Kansas cavalry soldier in 1865. Forty three years passed and the gulch eludes them as they plan a summer camp and fishing trip above Dubois.
Advertisement touts Kodol as prompt stomach aid for dyspepsia and indigestion. It claims reliability and guaranteed relief, sold by A. K. Roedel.
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