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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1908
Page
8
Editor recognition as second class matter at Cheyenne post office and 1907 subscription pricing list shows rates for Leader and Mont services. The snippet lists annual and partial terms with scattered garbled text.
A collection of brief editorial notes and satirical quips remarks on Bryan nomination prospects Roosevelt in Congress battles La Follette Tillman and Wyoming settlers debate plus charity milk pasteurizing offer Nathan Straus fund and lighthearted verses about family work and shopping in various city papers with stray advertising and playful lines
The piece contrasts Deming's mockery with a Wyoming editorial stance on Taft. It argues for editorial independence and frames Taft as a potential ally for Wyoming, warning against bias from rival papers. The excerpt ends by noting modern urban irritants like Shanghai travel limits and electric trolleys.
A Burkett bill provision would bar settlements on leased ranges until new entrants compensate holders for fences corrals reservoirs and other improvements. The article estimates fencing costs at 200 to 300 dollars per acre and fences alone for a large range could reach thousands, discouraging homesteads and limiting new stockman entry.
Excerpt from a leasing bill advocates a rule shielding improvements on grazing lands from settlement or appropriation during permit periods without owner consent. The piece notes potential Wyoming support and calls for public editor participation and a roll call naming Carey Underwood Bothwell and Underwood.
A jumble of witty lines and exchanges from rival papers. The items feature a landlord guest exchange about sleeping in beds and a sea captain who never feels at home long enough, with other quips on poetry sermons and editors.
The speaker notes that Dr Sweatt has had a modern, affordable practice in Cheyenne for four years, offering substantially lower prices than eastern rates and continuing to keep prices low to benefit patients.
An editor quotes Encampment Herald praising the newspaper as the cure foundation of America’s civilization and the guarantee of its endurance, arguing pulp press should quicken consciences uplift intellects and reach all people. The piece laments past civilizations fading without broad access to news.
A fragmentary verse column evokes spring with birds, flowers, lovers, and weather shifts from zephyrs to cold. The hodgepodge of lines pairs seasonal images with social scenes such as tailoring displays and aging hopes, ending with stray, garbled phrases about wit and looks.
A Lusk Herald note from a Pennsylvania town cites the 320 acre homestead act as a future lure for immigrants and land tilled progress. In contrast a Pennsylvania mummy allegedly grows a beard so fast he must be shaved daily, signaling rapid spring signs and local quirkiness.
The inventor behind the nameless gun rejects expectations of receiving orders from campaign managers. The remark highlights independence from political operator influence and frames the device as not bound to campaign demands.
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