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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1908
Page
8
The document notes G Bartlet entered as second class mailer on September 5 1907 at Cheyenne Wyoming post office under the Act of March 3 1879. Postal rates section follows.
A garbled collage cites John Burroughs on an accused natdroe skir calling it an unconscious inventor. It mentions Moses and a burning question about light, a Mondell homestead bill for Wyoming, and critique of Southern education spending. A San Francisco bank incident is noted, with New Yorkers’ contentment amid dreary days. An Indianapolis News verse promotes hope and cheer amid woes.
A Cheyenne club women’s radio committee presented a universal petition to library trustees demanding higher official standards. The petition, started by the Federation of Women’s Clubs civil service committee, emphasizes integrity and merit over sectarian ties. Trustees promised action at Monday’s meeting in the library building.
The Salt Lake Herald notes William Jennings Bryan’s forceful critique of a New York World pamphlet and his recall of biblical passages. He challenged readers to consider the example of David and questioned whether anyone could outdo him in debate and persuasion.
The Lusk Herald cites a protest against alleged land frauds as overstated and politically motivated. It accuses Baron Pinchot and supporters of using land restrictions to block settlement and reserve land for wealthy eastern interests.
Quotations urge bold effort and steadfastness from Browning Lowell Cary and Hoover volt. Emphasizes fighting through hardship fueled by colors of conviction, endurance, and the belief that true reward comes from labor and refusal to yield.
A collage of light verse and quips from Harper’s Weekly Boston and other papers features monologues on politics pride and folly. Jokes about pirates deacons and speechmaking illustrate early 20th century humor in brief surface skits and anecdotes.
Dr Swearpel is Deen located in Cheyenne four years he maintains a thoroughly up to date office. He did not charge high prices and gave a big reduction in prices when he came and has not raised them. Eastern prices still prevail. Why not patronize him.
Ex Governor Bradley now senator elect from Kentucky criticizes federal officeholders backing Taft. He urges Kentuckians to rebuke party officials and restore independence at county conventions, warning against masterful influence over presidential nominees. He argues for open choice without dictation.
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