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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1908
Page
8
Classified notice listing second class matter date September 5 1907 at Cheyenne Wyoming post office under act of March 4 1879 with subscription rates for one year six months three months and one month.
Reuben laments sunshine and ozone costs for Westerners while Roosevelt Taft and Heller flank a wavering political scene. The piece mocks politics with clever quips and editorial jabs about congress, campaigns, and public policy alongside humorous snippets and puns.
Editorials from Pine Dale Roundup argue a state convention on range management will favor lease and permit advocates and Pinchot policy. They call for a governor called, diverse business representation, and no forestry bureau attendance to avoid packing and bulldozing influence.
The Newcastle News Journal argues Weston County Republicans resist control and value independence. It suggests local voters will reject guidance from two federal papers and the state central committees, though indications point to prophets being proven false.
The Leader editor drafts resolutions for the Republican state convention at Lander praising Theodore Roosevelt, supporting western land control by federal authority, backing Taft, and commending state officials. The text criticizes opponents and calls for printing 25,000 copies and forwarding to Warren, Clark, Mondell, and Brooks.
E. E. Moberly and E. C. Polen deny yesterday's Leader claim of an established glove factory. They say progress is underway but the industry is not yet started. They discuss canvas gloves first and later items, with plans for modern machinery and local employment.
Henry Hoffman arrived from Denver driving a twelve passenger automobile to place in livery service locally. William McGinn bought a Maxwell runabout of fifteen horsepower. Partridge of Lusk stopped in en route from Omaha to home, awaiting repairs on his Maxwell runabout. Kuykendall of Denver Omnibus and Cab Co. is in the city with a Coburn touring car and will depart this morning.
In Middletown New York on May 2 the Twentieth district Republican convention selected former Governor Odell and former Congressman Thomas W Bradley as delegates to the national convention. Resolutions urged choosing a presidential nominee who would carry out the current administration policies.
A collage of humorous snippets from various papers. Jests at sewing circles, college injuries, umpire payoffs, cross continental wagers, dinner table tact, and a church yard mix up convey light social satire across multiple urban sources.
The Republican convention in Newburne, North Carolina on May 2 selects Taft as the party’s candidate. Delegates gathered to endorse the presidential bid and chart strategy for the forthcoming campaign season.
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