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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1908
Page
8
The notice lists subscription prices for the Cheyenne Daily Leader with options for one year six months and three months and a monthly rate. It notes second class matter eligibility and post office filing under federal acts.
A Mysterious mix of fashion and politics is noted as the new hat style broadens in size while European interference reaches English politics. Taft pledges to carry out policy of his chief, Roosevelt’s influence cited as causing political unease. A Berlin banker faces $2 million in liabilities, hinting at Wall Street methods. The Paris aeroplane’s success prompts ideas of garage stock phrases and varied transportation for affluent buyers.
A collection of epigrams on sunshine and mood cites Whittier Lowell Barrie Ruskin and Barrie. The pieces urge cheerful influence shaping inner world and outward brightness to brighten life and others.
The Wheatland Times editor accuses Theodore Roosevelt of persecuting homestead settlers in Wyoming. He cites hundreds of government contests led by Pinkerton agents, alleging abuse of power and nefarious conduct against honest settlers. The piece laments Roosevelt’s actions and warns of growing opposition among local residents.
A local letter defends Charley Rigdon amid government entry into a land contest. It highlights Rigdon’s long residence and heavy investment in water, fencing, and crops on his homestead, noting the land’s rough condition and questioning the need for government spies and a photo of improvements.
Field and Farm editorial mocks the Carter act as a long overdue reform. It notes the new penalty limits up to 1000 dollar fine or one year in jail or both, contrasting with prior strict punishments and urging greater enforcement to achieve justice.
The clippings show playful lines about fidelity fashion and manners from Chicago Philadelphia London and New York papers. A naval hospital scene ends with a humorously clipped medical exchange about an incision and a leak.
The girl’s proposal moves to her future with a dad approving, and the couple share a home with the father. She teaches cooking to the mother, reads more, and joins a club, while managing ranch duties and keeping a spunkful attitude.
Notice announces the Democratic state convention at Cheyenne on May 14 1908 to nominate electors and a U S representative plus six delegates and alternates to the Denver national convention. Delegates from districts meet at 9 am to nominate district judges with 100 delegates apportioned by county votes for J C Hamm in 1908. Delegates chosen at county conventions. proxies allowed. William B. Ross, Chair.
Congressman Thomas Heflin of Alabama defends his actions after a shooting on Pennsylvania Avenue saying he has not reached a point to refrain from addressing any man or woman in the presence of a lady. Court proceedings with Henry D. Clayton and Ralph Given are postponed to a future date.
Ogden Utah March 28 The weekend in the New York to Paris race features the Italian car at Goldfield French car nearing Cobre Nev and the German car on a freight train bound for repairs from Rock Springs Wyo The American car travels by steamer from San Francisco to Seattle Accurate adjusting and watch repairing D Miller 1700 Ferguson street Leader Want Ads bring results.
Lusk Herald notes renewed controversy at the State University at Laramie with President Tisdel calling out political influence. Trustees resist resignation, prompting debate over administration change for renewed guidance.
A commentator argues that experienced penitentiary staff habituated to controlling convicts resist limits on action, warning such leaders may fail at running universities. The piece critiques prison training as ill suited to higher education administration, noting the drift of behavior from correctional to academic settings.
Muskogee Oklahoma March 8 Charles Wickliffe a member of a notorious Cherokee outlaw gang was shot and killed yesterday by his brother in a familial feud resulting in a fatal shooting.
General Manager Mohler of the Union Pacific defends stopping Italian and other cars from using the railroad right of way. He cites thawed ballast and track damage as the reason, noting no discrimination against foreign cars, and mentions efforts to aid the Italian and French vehicles despite the ban.
Dr. Sweatt is located in Cheyenne after four years. He runs a thoroughly up-to-date office and offers substantial price reductions, not charging eastern rates. He emphasizes that prices are still low and invites patient patronage.
Ad claims a cold can be checked in one day using Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Druggists refund money if it fails to cure, and the package bears B. W. Grove signature. 260
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