01 May 1913
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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1913
Page
1
Richmond outlet markets value prices and weekly deals at The Hoosier Store. Feature highlights include savings on household goods, groceries, and seasonal items with emphasis on low costs and local shopping.
An advertisement offers skirts at 10 to 12 dollars and 14 ounce mops and heavy brooms at special prices. The noisy listing includes stray text but highlights Clean Line Housecleaning needs and low priced cleaning items.
A wide selection of hats, street hats, and trims at low prices along with men's and boys clothes. Includes trimmed hats from $1.50 to $2.98, street hats from $1.50 to $2.98, and Hoosier Special suits priced around $2.50 to $5.00. Carpet and rug deals also advertised with various patterns and price points.
A large touring production brings the Wild West spectacle to Cambridge City on May 3, led by Annie Oakley with a parade at 10 30 am. The Hippodrome showcase features exotic Far East acts from eighteen flags, street scenes, and novelty numbers like The Dance in the Jungle. Also noted are local events including the Rebekah aid society meeting and a Capital Hill Park baseball game, with a Grays victory 5 to 2 over the Indianapolis White Sox.
Reports from Indianapolis and surrounding areas recount visits by Mrs. A Gough of Connersville to Mrs. Ophelia Shults, a funeral in Muncie for a father-in-law, and John Beard and family in Chicago for medical treatment. A bulldog named Hex, possibly rabid, was killed and sent to the state lab. no known bites. Also noted are sickness of Miss Jennie McGrew, travels of Mrs. E F Hahn to Chicago, visiting friends in Liberty, and Amos Lannard’s accident with facial injuries from a rail incident.
Sunflower seed quotes reach 3 dollars per hundred pounds in England as demand grows for its manufacture into oil cake. Trade reports indicate rising interest from processors seeking stable supplies amid market shifts.
A family doctor notes women seek help for female trouble but improve after kidney and bladder assessments. He endorses Foley Kidney Pills as safe for such times, urging informed care.
The advertisement urges readers to try on coats to feel the cloth, test the fit, and observe the detailing, proving that the garments are both well made and economical once experienced firsthand.
The notice advertises Alation 39031 a leading harness stallion with a 2 15 mile and a 2 094 trial at a half mile track. Bred from Stray Moments and Nutwood lineage, described as a superb breeder capable of producing fast foals. Availability for the 1913 season at Lackey's brick barn in Cambridge City Indiana at 20 dollars to insure a mare in foal.
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