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Newspaper

Cambridge City Tribune

Location

Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1908

Page

2

Cambridge City Races and Road Speed Decrees

The article notes Bryan learning of his candidacy and declares the presidential race underway. It criticizes drivers in Cambridge City and along the National road for ignoring speed limits, urging enforcement by a Dan Drischel–type officer in each town.

Bryan Cambridge City Dan Drischel

Local notes share visits, weather, and plans across Indiana towns

The column lists dozens of social visits and travel notes from Cambridge City and surrounding areas. Residents such as Robert W Hall, Will C Pritchard, Mrs Chas Merrick, and many others are noted visiting relatives or vacationing in Mishawaka Anderson Knightstown and Dublin. It reports mild to moderate weather with a dry spell and a call for rain for crops. It mentions a lightning strike on Thomas Shuman in Columbus and a large turnout for a good roads congress in Richmond with Eldridge's address. Several local figures are tied to sports, business moves, church events, and upcoming reunions.

Little Giants Richmond Giants Capital Hill Park Grays Dayton Larks Larks

Lewisville Area Social Notes and Moves

Dr. V N Fackler has moved to Dublin. Miss Wattie Moore of Tipton visits Margaret Pilcher. Miss Grace Johnston visits Richmond friends. Miss Marie Eck of Noblesville visits Miss Effie Stevenson. Friends Sunday school picnic at the orphans home in Knights Town. Mrs Louie Watson and Miss Ethel Roberts visit Richmond relatives. Six Cambridge City young ladies spend Saturday evening with Miss Helen Bartlett.

Clara Vanausdal Knightstown Minnie Scott Effie Stevens Kate Eck Noblesville Bertha Crist Raleigh Erma Pierson Wallie Moore Tipton Jessie Anderson Rushville Plum Creek Louie Watson Ethel Roberts Richmond Cambridge City Helen Bartlett Fred Fortman Mr. Fortman Odd Fellows Hall Henry McMahan

Local notices and visits fill Richmond week

Names of residents and visitors populate a Richmond report with travels to Indianapolis, New Castle, Warren, Lake Jones and Niagara Falls. Social calls include Mrs. McMahan, Miss Doll, Rev. Beck, and many others as church meetings, drives, and family visits outline a busy local scene.

Winters Eyes South Dakota Move Over Home Sale

Chas Winters weighs selling his home to relocate to South Dakota. Oscar Chase and family and Will Chase plan to move to Rapid City as soon as they settle affairs.

Chas. Winters South Dakota Oscar Chase Will Chase Rapid City

August American Boy cover scene and contents

The August issue features a boy enjoying the water’s coolness on the front cover and offers hobby‑oriented departments for boys. The magazine includes 76 illustrations and costs $1 a year from Sprague Pub. Co., Detroit.

Sprague Pub. Co Detroit Mich

Muncie Fair Promises Record Livestock and Love Feast

The 1908 Muncie Fair, August 18 to 21, anticipates its largest livestock exhibit with cattle, horses, sheep, and hogs from across the country. Entries rise in fine art, agricultural, horticultural and mechanical divisions as $400 purses draw top west region horse races. A grand Home Coming aims to unite Delaware and nearby counties with daily music, addresses, and a circus tent as headquarters.

Muncie Fair West Indiana United States Delaware Muncie

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