Daily Cheyenne Social Paper Adverts Local Delivery
An old Cheyenne Wyoming social paper page lists publisher details and subscription rates. It notes daily morning delivery with Sunday inclusion and carrier responsibility.
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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1908
Page
8
An old Cheyenne Wyoming social paper page lists publisher details and subscription rates. It notes daily morning delivery with Sunday inclusion and carrier responsibility.
For President William Jennings Bryan of Nebraska and for Vice-President John Worth Kern of Indiana. Wyoming electors John H. Ward of Uinta County Andrew Mc Micken of Carbon County B G Rogers of Big Horn County. For Representative In Congress Hayden M. White of Johnson County.
The Omaha News editorial denounces the Republican platform for blocking publicity of campaign spending. It argues Bryan’s push to expose donations serves the country, cites Indiana and Cincinnati vote buying, and notes few states have corrupt practices laws. It urges treasonous punishment for buyers and sellers of votes.
The Pinedaye Roundup argues Roosevelt oversteps by proposing farm investigations. It praises his honesty but says his energy leads to unwanted interference in private affairs, insisting the average American farmer is capable of managing his own affairs and improving at a steady pace.
The Cheyenne Leader reports a national Democratic drive to elect William J. Bryan. Citizens are urged to donate to fund traveling speakers, literature, and general campaign expenses. The Leader will receive contributions and publish contributor names weekly. John E. Osborne oversees Western Headquarters in Denver Colorado.
The speaker critiques officials influenced by personal friendships who push their own facts on the people, forgetting that the people rule and Congress and state legislatures make laws. An officer's role is to carry out those laws, not create new ones.
A dated opinion piece argues Taft misstates farm legislation origins and notes agriculture policy crosses party lines. It contends the Republican tariff harms farmers, fails to boost crop prices, and ignores global demand factors affecting wheat and corn.
Albany County and Intermountain fair at Laramie this week offers a strong show. Visitors from neighboring hills will enjoy Cheyenne Day with a special train, low rates, and a genuine Laramie welcome for all.
The report notes Bryan versus Taft with Roosevelt backing Hughes and past endorsements cited. It mentions Beveridge calling Bryan a dreamer and a Philadelphia swindle case, plus Roosevelt commenting on farmers and a curious line about a drunken cowboy. Caruso’s wife allegedly elopes with a chauffeur and jewels.
Ex Secretary Shaw labels protection of bank depositors visionary and dangerous. Republicans condemn proposals for the common people as visionary and dangerous. The speaker notes that when a bank fails there is nothing visionary about it.
A collage of quoted exchanges from Philadelphia Press Chicago News and others features a jailed man with a head bandage, a boastful inmate, class rank talk, and a boy puzzled by a Sunday fundraising reads.
A humorous collage touches on weather work, genealogy, fashion, and social quips. It notes a 16 year old in Chicago with four job offers, mocks federal court diversions, and ends with a Pineules for the Kidneys sales pitch from Palace Pharmacy Drug Co.
A physician once linked judgment of a person’s habits to complexion and teeth noting both are under individual control. The ad urges improving complexion and teeth through intelligent, persistent treatment and promotes Dr. S. H. Sweatt as the up to date dentist at Bresnahen block 1617% Ferguson Street.
Mare Island Navy Yard Cal September 12 Preparations are to place the monitor Wyoming in commission on September 28 The Wyoming has been out of commission for three years since a broken propeller shaft off southern California.
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