Cambridge City Tribune Christmas Souvenir Praised
The Cambridge City Tribune releases a handsome Christmas souvenir featuring a miniature Tribune title, a Main Street scene with the first interurban car arrival from Richmond, and a three page layout including a Christmas greeting. The issue is lauded as the finest Cambridge has seen and sent to friends and press members.
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Richmond Palladium
Cambridge City Tribune Proprietomen
Frank A. Mosbaggh
J.cDaulie
The
Tribune
Main Street
Cambridge City
Richmond
Tuinraxe
Pak Medaker
Cambridge
Richmond Item
Interurban Car Arrival Folders Sent by Cambridge Tribune
Conneraville and Centerville papers praise a holiday folder from the Cambridge City Tribune celebrating a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. The folio features a half tone engraving of the first interurban passenger car’s arrival in Cambridge City from November 14, 1902, and mentions Measra, Mosbaugh, and McDaniel.
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Conneraville News
Cambridge City Tribune
Cambridge City
Centerville
Interurban Coach Arrival Highlighted in Cambridge City Souvenir
Connersville Courier and F C Mosbaugh Co publish a souvenir folder to greet friends. It features business details and a half tone illustration of the arrival of the first interurban passenger coach in Cambridge City on November 11 1903. The firm is led by F C Mosbaugh and J McDaniel. The Courier acknowledges the greeting and wishes prosperity for Cambridge City and the Tarpon region.
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Connersville
F.C. Mosbaugh & Co
Cambridge City
Com A
F. C. Mosbaugh
Fragmented Local Notice From Tangled OCR
A partial newspaper fragment mentions a CAMB sea beauty and a BO0 on site with unclear details. The readable words reference boys and progressiveness, but no concrete action, date, or authority can be determined from the text provided.
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Camb
Christmas greeting from Massillon letter writer
The note from Massillon dated December 24 expresses gratitude for remembered friends and asks recipients to be merry and prosperous. It references the interurban car memory, Cambridge memories, and cautions about a supposed “Horrible Conspiracy” while signing as an old friend.
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Massillon
Ohio
Cambridge
Frank
Serry
Christmas Souvenir From Cambridge Lizty 1904
A festive note from Cambridge Lizty dated December 24 1904 presents a Christmas souvenir capturing a street scene. It reflects local life and holiday spirit as a reminder of the year's end and communal ties.
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Cambridge Lizty
Souvenir Thanks from P.lesh Paper Co
Indianapolis message offers festive thanks for a souvenir and wishes for a happy New Year. The note expresses gratitude for a splendid idea and prosperity and closes with warm regards from Co. P.lesh Paper Co.
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Indianapolis
Abnor
Reo
Co. P.lesh Paper CO
Cambridge City Christmas souvenir praise from readers
Letters from Cambridge City Evansville Richmond and Cambridge praise a thrice folded art souvenir of a main street interurban scene printed by Keller Printing and Publishing Co praising the Tribunes role in the citys commercial progress and wishing a happy Christmas and prosperous year
Cambridge Tribunes Holiday Advertising Prospect praised
Cambridge city remarks on the Tribune advertising brochure received last week calling it novel and appropriate for the holidays. The note commends the firm on its enterprising effort and quality, wishing further success to Wheeler Brothers and the publication.
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Cambridge City
the Tribune
Poe
Tounwheeler ‘Bros
Dublin Inc Acknowledges Tribong Convenir Card
Margaret Binkley thanks Tribong for the handsome convenir sent to Dublin Inc on December 2. She notes appreciation for its artistic merit and Sherman’s long association with the Tribune office, and wishes success for the New Year.
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Dublin
Dublin note recalls first car photo in town
A letter from 8. F. Crull dated December 2 in Dublin Indiana thanks for a rich Christmas gift and recalls when the first car started near the river. He notes business on the east side, crossing the town, and plans to have the first car photo taken in Dublin.
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Dublin
Indiana
Lick Brush
Christmas souvenir praised by Cambridge firm
Cambridge on December 29 notes gratitude for a Christmas souvenir. WM. H. KisER & Co. expresses appreciation, calling it a clever, tasteful piece with artistic mounting and a fine picture. Wishes a prosperous New Year.
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Cambridge City
WM. H, Kiser & CO
Arrival of the First Interurban Coach in Cambridge
Cambridge December 25 1902 The Tribune Christmas greeting lauds the city’s historic first interurban coach arrival as a landmark memory for future generations praising quality design and enduring archives and pride in the city’s development.
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Cambridge
Interarma
Citisense
Notable interurban car souvenir praised by local firms
Cambridge City leaders express gratitude for a printed souvenir showing the first interurban car entering town. G W Dribchel and Boyd Smith & Co send New Year thanks, praising progress and artistic work. Knightstown Journal notes Edward J Doyle and Charles Griffin organizing a Cambridge City dancing class at Bell's hall, with separate sessions for young and married people.
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Cambridge City
Boyd, Smith & CO
Knightstown
Edward J. Doyle
Charles Griffin
Bell’s Hall
Sample line tribute and New Year note from Indiana county paper
A Cleveland reader thanks the TaiBuNe for a beautiful aduvenir card and recalls a Cambridge street scene with an electric car. He praises The Tribune for timely enterprise and sends New Year wishes, signing B'1. Rakiden.
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Cleveland
Cambridge
Tribune
Indiana
Rakiden
Cambridge 1908 Echoes of Change in Town History
In Cambridge, January 2, 1908, residents note a gap in preserving town milestones from canal boats of the 1860s to electric streetcars and water works. The author praises a new art souvenir honoring an era of progress and urges memory through photographs and written tributes.
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Cambridge City
Cambridge
Thomas Tyner
Ekecans
Centerville rail improvements planned on Jackson's hill
The Pennsylvan ia Co. will widen the big cut on Jackson's hill west of Centerville and add two new sidings each 4 150 feet long as well as a telegraph interlock tower. The project ensures a key switching point and boosts local rail facilities.
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Centerville
Indiana at Chickamauga monuments and veteran rosters
Writing from Chattanooga, Zella Armstrong summarizes Indiana's role at Chickamauga. She notes Indiana raised its banners, fought with thirty nine regiments, opened the battle and fired the last shot, and bore one fifth of Federal losses. The piece lists commanders and marks nine monuments on the field, including Nineteenth Battery and Eighty fourth Indiana Infantry, with a sentinel statue guarding the scene.
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Zella
Armstrong
Chattanooga
Indianapolis News
Indiana
Chickamauga
John T. Wilder
Jefferson C. Davis
John M. Brannan
M. McCook
Benjamin F. Scribner
William Grose
Joseph J. Reynolds
August Willich
Indiana Light Artillery
Samuel J. Harris
Robert
Lackey
Edward A. King
Vance
Bigadi
Oliver
Gary
Gilbert Ruenes
Eighty-fourth Indiane Infantry
Dialinndiana
Lilineis
Charlotteville church dedicated in cyclone aftermath
The new Christian church at Charlotteville was dedicated last Sunday. Elder Hufford preached the sermon. The church, costing about 2300 dollars, replaces the one destroyed by a cyclone that swept through the state last summer.
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New Christian Church
Charlotteville
Hufford
Senator Wood proposes joint Senate and House representation
Senator Wood introduces a legislative reapportionment bill in the State Senate aimed at Fayette county. The plan would join Wayne and Fayette counties for a single joint senator and a single joint representative, reflecting Wayne county's historical fairness and supposed ability to influence outcomes in favor of both counties.
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Wayne County
Connersville
Wood
State Senate
Fayette County
Wayne
Fayette
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