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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1909
Page
1
A Fall River piano firm offers a Cote Piano to the purchaser whose certificates, valued from 5 cents to 10 dollars, bring the greatest total in a store contest running to February 5, 1910. Shoppers may win free piano. public decides recipient. incentives include reduced prices and special sales.
The instrument is a large piano, over 800 pounds, 4 feet 9 inches tall and 5 feet 2 inches long. It emphasizes top materials, workmanship, tone, power, and beauty. Installed in many homes and institutions and endorsed by public figures, with a portfolio of recommendations available.
The store invites customers to nominate a preferred recipient for a piano via a nominating coupon. Nominations will be listed but only cash-purchase certificates influence final disposition. the process offers everyone a chance to express preference and participate.
In a tight nine inning battle the Grays erased a 2 0 deficit with two runs in the seventh and three in the ninth to beat Krell-French 3 2. Helbig and Hamilton sparked late offense, Bolin delivered a two bagger driving in two runs, while Lacy, Jones, Tick and Schattell starred on defense and offense. New Castle fans arrived by rail to cheer their side as Krell-French fell short in a boisterous, hard fought game.
Milton Lantz and William Welker of Centerville announce readiness to serve the public in a notable community role. The duo emphasizes local ties and commitment to aiding residents with practical support and services.
The text records a celebrated chest of wins with foaly noted as winner of 47 first prizes and undefeated within the state. Kellner’s services are offered for approved mares at a nominal fee, with season fees listed, while cresting a sale price not less than $375.
A pretty music teacher, who teaches piano to a neighbor’s daughter, faces a violent intruder demanding louder lessons to spite a flute-playing neighbor. She pleads that police won’t help and remembers her devotion to music as she breaks down in tears.
An old story from Lippincott's Magazine about Jasper the servant asked by the colonel to work in the garden and clean the chicken house. Jasper protests doing chores in the daytime.
The town prepares for harvest with wheat and clover hay arriving late while grain and grass move fast. Cambridge City's shaded streets draw visitors, praised for beauty, with Rushville Republican noting many pretty young women. A Christian church supper at the Pythian temple Friday night drew a good crowd and benefited society funds.
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