Cheyenne Leader Announces New Successor Leader
The Cheyenne Leader notes a change as successor to the Bun Leader. The issue dated Thursday June 19 1902 lists subscription rates with daily Leader at one year six dollars.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1902
Page
2
The Cheyenne Leader notes a change as successor to the Bun Leader. The issue dated Thursday June 19 1902 lists subscription rates with daily Leader at one year six dollars.
The article traces historic efforts to settle arid land reclamation in the United States. It notes bipartisan obstacles, a Western coalition led by Senator Warren, and the pivotal role of Theodore Roosevelt and Frank Mondell in advancing a reclamation measure. It discusses implications for grazing lands and legal controls, urging adaptation of laws to national needs. It cites Rockefeller’s philanthropy to Chicago University.
Special Correspondence explains the irrigation bill will fund arid land reclamation with about 6 million dollars start and ongoing annual input. It highlights Wyoming’s key role, western lawmakers efforts, state control goals, and President Roosevelt's backing shaping swift House passage.
DARRON, Agent Union Pacific Railroad announces excursion rates for trips to St. Louis with travel dates through June July and September. Tickets sold with return by October 31 and price listed as $2.00 via Union Pacific lines.
Real estate listing by Albert Chapman promotes Gale properties with high residence lots in the onset part of town near Maxwell and Twenty-first and Twenty-second avenues. Inquiries invited.
Notice states a sorrel gelding two years old branded EL on left jaw was picked up May 1, 103. The location is Cheyenne, Wyoming. Stockholders of Converse Cattle Company are to meet at the company office in Wro on July 10, 1008 to consider and vote on dissolving the company.
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