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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1908
Page
8
Cheyenne Wyoming daily publication entry shows imprint September 6 1907 and post office filing under the 1879 act. Subscription rates for Daily Leader include one or six months and three months or one month options.
A note proclaims Frontier Park funded and a grand free public park for people. It urges home building to enrich the state, supports library petition signers, and calls for justice amid county concerns. Encampment Herald.
The piece mocks the Leader and editors in a Wyoming debate over federal land leasing and home stead settlement. It claims the Carey Burkett Pinchot bill blocks settlement and urges editors Deming and Chaplin to state their view of Section 3f. It frames the conflict as a test of editorial logic and public policy.
The text cites J M Carey J C Underwood A J Bothwell and Baron Pinceht advocating a section of the Burkitt bill. It says grazing permit improvements valued over one hundred dollars cannot be settled or appropriated under public land laws during the permit period without owner consent. The Leader invites supporters and editors in Wyoming to join a roll call endorsing the provision.
The World reports a rumor that Theodore Roosevelt plans peace with the malefactor of great wealth and may abandon the war against the trusts, a stance that critics say would tarnish his historic resolve.
The Herald warns that if Congress accepts a softened anti trust plan allowing restraints on trade with publicity rules, the president may drop pending suits. Supporters fear retreat and dishonorable surrender to monopolies, undermining the people’s cause and political power.
A clipping notes the oldest old maid would be 101 today, explores the effect of calling herself a bachelor girl, and adds satirical lines about Kentucky night riders and a Massachusetts man who lost and recovered fortune before dying. It mentions Allen C. Durborrow, a former congressman from Chicago, and references honors for Charles W. Eliot and a duke of the crown of Italy.
A collage of humorous quips and cartoons across papers including Puck Philadelphia Record Chicago Daily News and Punch. Jokes cover animals manners managers leap year weddings and railway gags with dialect humor and witty one liners.
Poem reflecting on the Shamrock as a symbol of Ireland, personified by Love Valor and Wit. The triple leaves symbolize intertwined friendship among Love, Valor, and Wit, each aiding the other to endure and endure the cause of Freedom without betrayal.
John F. Farley, former Denver police chief and new head of a private car repair firm, spent yesterday in Che while en route weet.
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