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Newspaper
Cambridge City Tribune
Location
Cambridge City, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1908
Page
2
Republicans rally around Taft for president and Sherman for vice president. The piece notes many GOP defectors still back the national ticket and predicts intense activity in Indiana as the battle for electoral votes heats up. Hoosier support is deemed crucial, with the state solidly Republican this year.
Hon W H Taft will tour Indiana for three days next week. His special train will pass through this city Saturday around 8 00 am with a possible short talk at the railroad crossings. He will speak at Greenfield early and at 850 am in Richmond, likely an hour from the rear of the train. Other speakers will address the people at an all day rally marking the campaign's largest eastern Indiana event.
Eastern Indiana fans await a decisive Sunday game between New Castle and Connersville in a best of five series. Connersville leads two to one after a 10 inning tie in the prior meeting. Arbor day plans in Cambridge City urge community tree planting with guidance for future forestry.
Claude Kennedy spent Sunday in Falmouth while Joe Groves visited Hamilton Ohio. Centerville neighbor John Pearson toured the town, and Mrs. Robertson of Ohio stayed with the Beards. Mt. Summit hosts Claude Clifford and relatives gather. Olives Brown tours Muncie. A Dublin senior class outing to Milton and Straughns occurred with lunch. Public sale planned by Mrs. Margaret Binkley. Frank Weddell, 45, died suddenly of heart disease. burial at Bentonville.
Local items report visits by Mrs. Sarah Keener of Indianapolis and Mrs. Mary Baker of Kansas, plus gatherings at the Keiper and Gipe households. News covers illnesses, a plantation harvest, a birthday celebration with guests, and upcoming candidacy of three Germantown residents for county offices. Also notes on a slaughterhouse rebuild, hospital experiences, church dedication in Ohio, and moves of families to Indianapolis and Bluffton.
Will Cooney visited Indianapolis this week and Rev. Pinnick will preach at the M. E. church Sunday. Local residents and visitors are noted across Milton with concerns of church, farming, and neighbors. The Farmers bank shows new exhibits including corn, quinces, a large squash, apples, and more.
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