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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1901
Page
3
Mrs. W E Harris visits Rising Sun and other locals host guests while many townsfolk plan Pan-American Exposition trips Knightstown promotes Fourth of July deals and a local casket maker expands as storms pass through. Local movers include teachers dentists and tradesmen visiting relatives and taking up new posts with railroad and factory updates.
Connersville News reports the Popes Mutual Life Insurance Co enjoyed a solid first year with substantial securities backing policy holders valued at two and a half million dollars. Directors cite honest, efficient management, fair premiums, and state-based operation as keys to stability and local trust, urging liberal patronage.
Trade items for sale include a one horse Brown wagon in good condition. A five room house is for rent. Also a note of prompt payment of a life insurance claim from Cambridge City dated June 17 1901, thanking The People’s Mutual Life Insurance Co. for a $100 claim paid after the husband’s death on June 15, 191. Local plants including cabbage and celery varieties are offered by Mike Krahl.
June 31st excursion tickets to Dayton will be sold via Pennsylvania Lines from Cambridge City at 1.00 round trip. Special train leaves at 8 22 a m central time.
Various local ads list a second-hand binder, bikes from BERTSCH & Co, and bicycle repair by Donald Converse. Also offers for rent, pigs for sale, bricks, mantles and mill work by FROHNAPFEL, Louck & Hill, and a Wrights Rheumatic Remedy from J L Rickey. Also piano for sale and two front rooms to rent.
Seog City listings advertise shoes and spring footwear with reasonable prices and proper spectacles. C M Huddleston will operate weekly in Cambridge City Gallery on Saturdays. Draper property near Cambridge City offers 39 acres land for sale via Lee De Hays. Reeves' Automatic Straw Stacker offered as good as new, cash sale or trade for calves from Nicholas Campbell in New Lisbon, Ind.
Farmers will receive 6 to 10 cents more per pound for butter fat in milk than for butter, with sweet whey offered in exchange for skim milk loss. Information available at the Creamery. Also notes about rail fare, travel dates, and agent contact in Cincinnati.
Lake Erie and Westerd R Kk and Ft Wayne Cincinnati and Louisville R R and Northern Ohio F natural gas route will sell July 4 at one fare round trip. Tickets available July 3 and 4 only, valid for return through July 5. For rates times and details contact any ticket agent or C F Day Gen Qgas Indianapolis Ind.
Round trip Big Four Route travel to Put-in-Bay Ohio for the Annual Convention of the Music Teachers National Association from July 2 to July 9 1901. Tickets on sale June 30 July 1 and 2 at one fare for the round trip. Return valid through July 8 1901. Trains deliver passengers to the San dusky steamboat wharf with fast boat connections to Put-in-Bay. For schedules rates and tickets see Big Four agents or Warren J Lynch Cincinnati Ohio.
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