Spanning 1904-1929, the issues document the impact of the automobile and the bus on the streetcar system. The issues of the late 1920s suggest the passing fad of the automobile and extol the street railway system. The six sided folding pamphlet generally included an editorial, jokes section, listings of local plays or shows and quick facts spread throughout. While originally serving primarily as an entertainment for the patron, it developed into a means of public relations.

Note: Serial cataloging in WorldCat for GRPL. Not in local catalog.