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Newspaper
Cheyenne Daily Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1908
Page
5
Mr Savage presents The College Widow next Saturday night featuring a long list of character portrayals from the campus. The production, long on the road this season, is said to break its own records and remain immune to atmospheric conditions, maintaining the delightful standard of its prior city appearances.
Special to The Leader from Douglas Wyoming reports A C Luther a carpenter says he was robbed of 3500 during a spree one night recently. Authorities are investigating though little evidence has appeared.
Rock Springs High School students publish a monthly magazine titled The Mirror. The effort mirrors Cheyenne High School’s The Lariat and aims to showcase student writing and school activities.
A dental ad promotes saving damaged teeth through crown work by Dr. Sweatt at 1614 Ferguson Street. It touts crowns restoring size shape and color, matching natural teeth so well the wearer forgets the artificial one. Waiting is costly and a clean mouth signals gentility and health. Phone 3808.
The Panama Canal cost forecast has surged since 1906 as revised estimates place total expense around 200 million dollars. Factors cited include longer locks, more excavation, higher labor and material costs, with administration sanitation and zone expenses pushing the bill higher.
The International Congress on Tuberculosis urges state and local groups to coordinate county efforts. Wyoming’s committee lists Dr A W Barber Dr A C Godfrey and Dr S P Rohrbaugh. Central preparations aim to secure funds exhibits and public support nationwide.
A busy weekly calendar lists meetings of the Shakespeare club Alpha club Woman's club Us Twelve club and Mystic Muse and Methodist Aid. The Elks hold a dance with Hanescha's orchestra. Eastern Star and others plan social events. Includes notes on Miss Organ leaving for Michigan and Mrs Hubbard's family trip plus health update for Miss Riner.
The private train tour of Mexico, described as the Egypt of the New World, departs Denver with early reservations urged. Also an ad announces staple groceries and the best laugh at The Corner Grocery Turner Hall tomorrow night.
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