Mie ckly Leader Advertisement Rates and Postage Cheyenne
The Cheyenne Wyoming Mie ckly Leader lists postal transmission as second class and outlines advertising rates. It details daily and weekly subscription prices, carrier options, and various ad rates such as transient notices and local notices per line, with durations and discounts.
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Postoffice
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Levents
Darby Leapsr
Bourgeois
Wrxnby LeAavon
Menta
J.B. Morrow
Businees
Penitentiary case halts re sentence by judge Sener
Judge Sener rules he cannot resentence Charles Williams Moses Reeder or R Paine under the 1882 penitentiary act. Williams argued for re sentence to Joliet, citing Congress 1880 provisions allowing transfers to other territories. The court found prior sentences to be valid and binding, denying the motions to resentence. Writs of habeas corpus anticipated to challenge imprisonment delays.
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Territory of
Wyoming
Territorial
Laramie City
Jaramie City
C. N. Potter
W. W. Corlett
Joliet
Illinois
District Court
Territories
Messrs. J. C. Baird
William Ware Peck
Albany County
Sener
Territory
Charles
Williams
Board of Penitentiary Commissioners
Charles Williams
Supreme Court
United States
Congress of the
Legislative Assemblies
Congress
Bouvier
Abbott
Supreme Court of
Moses Reader
R. IX. Paine
Cheyenne
Copper Smelting in Cheyenne
Fred Stanton argues a smaller furnace suits Cheyenne, warns against old designs, and cites potential profits from a 20 to 30 ton Pacific copper furnace. He lists existing western furnaces, economics of ore reduction, and a funding plan to secure a Cheyenne smelter investment.
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Pacific
Cheyenne
Green Mountain Bay
Village Belle
Sunrise
Empire Mines
Hartville
Colorado
Nevada
Utah
Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
U. S
Muskrat
West
Blue Belle Co
Elko
Nev
Selby Copper Co
Ward
San Francisco Copper Co
Cal
Jpolinv
Watrustele Daisies
Copper Queen Mining Co
Bisbee
Arizona
Twc
Huachuca Co
U.S
Fred Stanton
Carlyle's disdain for practical reformers and Washington
A critical sketch of Thomas Carlyle's aversion to peaceful reformers like John Howard and American figures such as George Washington. It notes Carlyle's praise for stern sailors yet contempt for philanthropists and his paradoxical praise of Frederick the Great versus Washington.
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Thomas Carlyle
John Howard
Howard
Carlyle
George Washington
Fields
Mr. Fields
Washington
Mr. Froude
Lafayette
Cromwell
Frederick
Prussia
Austria
Russia
France
Ile
Have I paid the printer this winter’s tale of news
A rhythmic appeal urges readers to settle their accounts with the printer who supplies news from east to west and keeps the paper alive. The poem lists tradesmen paid promptly and questions why the printer’s bill is neglected as winter approaches.
Timber Culture and the Looming Lumber Crisis
The Rural World argues timber culture is essential as railroad ties demand 40 million yearly and production spans thirty years. It cites vast networks of rails telegraph lines and farms consuming wood, warns of future scarcity, and urges preservation to secure rewards.
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Aavoc
Cisterns Require Regular Cleaning for Safe Water
Readers relying on cisterns for household water should keep them sweet and clean. Rainwater picked from roofs may look clear but carries dust leaves and debris from gutters. Regular cleaning every one to two years, or annually if used often, plus filtration with a soft brick filter, keeps water healthful.
Some Recent Points in Etiquette
A Victorian etiquette note advises saying Goodbye not Good morning and bowing once to include all. Punctuality is urged with no more than a fifteen minute delay for guests. Introductions should lead directly to conversation and prompt replies mirror spoken questions.
Russian Proverbs of Caution and Consequence
Proverb set cautions about division, starvation, deceit, and risk. Warnings include unity failing, rulers starving, riders and horses failing, and hidden dangers in trusted allies. Wealth and pride shield not always. long planning prevents errors. Patience and foresight are repeatedly urged.
Brown's Bronchial Troches Promote Quick Throat Relief
A vintage health ad touts Brown's Bronchial Troches as direct on inflamed throat parts and effective for coughs asthma bronchitis catarrh and throat troubles of singers and speakers. It claims thirty years of physician recommendation and widespread use with 25 cent boxes.
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Brown
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Mieckly
Leader Printing Company
Wv, Gc, Baird
Assanatase
Philadelphia
Boston Post
Aly
A. Vogeler & CO
Baltimore
U. S. de
OUD At Distribution Co
Lawsville
Fane
General Assembly of Kentucky
United States Circuit Court
Commonwealth Distribution Company
N. B
Lprize
Essersereeeee
R. M. Boardman Courier-Journal
Louisville
A. M. Boardman
Broadway
New York
Santorp
N. Y
Justin PD
Fulton
D. D
Brooklyn
A. Westervelt
M. D
Nashville
Tonn
Itron
P. O
Pond’'S Extract Co
Allan
Cy Allan CO
John Street
Roinicip
Rome
Colo Londo
Jans
Anouth
Chica
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