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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1908
Page
8
Entered on second class matter September 5 1907 at Cheyenne Wyoming post office under the act of March 3 1879.IPTION RATES ee seeme 4 00 3 0 1 60 50.
A collection of humorous and satirical notes mentions Wyoming promotion at the Democratic National Convention and local efforts to pave streets, while foresters warn of chestnut disease and editors discuss labor profits and losses. The piece also parodies poetry about marriage and singles.
An editorial condemns the Wyoming Republican machine driven by Cheyenne figures led by W. C. Deming. It argues proxies empowered Taft instruction, warns of the party’s downfall without reform, and predicts Deming’s influence will shape future state politics and the Chicago convention.
The En campment Herald argues for fair apportionment amid claims of county underrepresentation in Wyoming's legislature. It suggests Carbon county may be among those advantaged and calls for justice over gerrymandering while rejecting foul means.
The Temps quotes Secretary Taft saying he would follow the president’s policy if elected, sparking criticism of subservience and a call for a decisive alternative rather than an echo in the 1912 political scene.
Albany county residents forward a letter and petition to Governor Brooks urging removal of political control from the University of Wyoming. They demand full presidential accountability, a divorce from board influence, and decisive action to realize the institution’s promised state support and public service.
George 8 Walker reports range conditions in southern Wyoming are poor due to a very dry season though sheep remain in good shape. He notes heavier wool this year from a large crop and high grade quality, with no buyers in sight yet flockmasters expect good prices later. Dr S W Peck named state inspector in charge of the southern district, based in Rawlins.
A trout fishing lot is prepared at 210 West Seventeenth Street near Hopper and Bartley’s, inviting anglers to begin angling activities in the area.
Promotion gives a free baseball or bat with every purchase of boys' shoes at Jenkins Shoe Co. Eligible customers include local families shopping for children's footwear. Limited time offer advertised in the store.
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