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Cambridge City Tribune

Location

Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1908

Page

3

Amateur Photo Supplies Expands as Local Agents

We announce appointment as local agents for a major Eastern photographic goods maker. Ready to supply films papers sensitized post cards chemicals and related items. Our $2 and $5 cameras offer strong value for the money.

Squirrel law takes effect July First in town

The piece notes July First as the effective date for a local squirrel control law. It mentions community outlooks, the frost line near Monday morning, and several residents visiting relatives or returning from college for summer. The report blends civic notice with social notes and local happenings.

Notice to Spitters and Local Classifieds

The marshal to enforce the Anti Spitting Ordinance as noxious spitting into cellar grates is condemned with health board approval. Also includes small ads offering sale items and farms with notices by Wm H Doney and others as part of a local classified list.

Hagerstown Haiti Fancy Hill Cambridge Post Alexander Order of Health Board

Builders Insurance for Fire and Windstorm Protection

Charls Doney offers low rate builders insurance covering fire and windstorm during construction. Office located opposite the Postoffice.

Charles Doney Postoffice

New Palace saloon opens on Main Street with bar and seating

Mr. T. J. Graves becomes proprietor of the Palace saloon at Main street and Big Four crossing. A sidewalk settee and waiting room are provided. The bar offers bottled spirits including Guggenheimer's Rye and Old Overholt, with in bond Kentucky Tavern Whiskey. Initial orders promise prompt filling and assure quality.

T. J. Graves Palace Main Street Big Four Indiana Graves Guggenheimer Bond Graves’s Palace Sid Ae

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