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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1908
Page
8
The notice states a pricing option of one year or six months or a $1.50 rate for a Daily Leader subscription, indicating multiple terms or reader choices.
The article argues Wyoming is rapidly expanding beyond cattle and cowboys into agriculture, irrigation, and industrial wealth. It highlights vast mineral deposits, coal and iron outputs, copper mines, asbestos, mica, sulphur, and more, with multi‑million dollar project scales and new settlements spreading from dry lands to the coal belt.
The Salt Lake Herald surveys post election dynamics across states noting Taft's decisive win and shifting labor and commercial votes. It cites Indiana Missouri and Nebraska as pivotal, with Bryan considered for possible future Senate bid while Johnson emerges as a notable presidential hopeful.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Ao Baogilshman and a potential marriage between a lawyer and his stenographer. Details are garbled and no verifiable events or date are provided.
A writer who told a story to Harte had it written herself after a refusal, winning second prize in a contest of 1,100 entrants hosted by Sunset Magazine. The article also notes Emperor William gifting a gold medal to a German society in Columbus and other items on culture and humor.
The Leader highlights its strong printing work and urges readers to try the publication for upcoming jobs, praising quality and reliability in local services.
Two large brick and stone buildings housed the institution. The executive building served as the reception for patients. The facility aimed to treat all and sundry diseases, with a focus on contagious cases in its central west location.
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