01 Apr 1898
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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1898
Page
1
Local Cuba area notes cover church groups, Odd Fellows and Woodmen meetings, a council race with candidate notes, a fire in Washington, a street repair need, and civic concerns. An accident report hints at a dislocated foot, while agricultural and business items include farm auctions, grain shipments, and insurance news.
Inquiries reveal the Dzat ticket on the official ballot published in the Daylight has no legal status. Attorney General Boyle’s decision may affect present political standing. Last year two tickets existed Citizens and Taxpayers. This year Citizens ticket nominated while Democrats and Populists fielded their own, three factions argued over ballot placement. Bayle advised Citizens top place. Democrats and Populists lost rights after lacking a ticket last year and must petition to regain ballot access.
Local notes record residents visiting Cuba and Washington, business mentions in Agenda and Scandia, visits by J. G. Dale and J. W. Hall, and updates on a coat of paint and corn shelling. Mentions include Mrs. Nollies sick, the Salvation Army leadership, land-rental cautions in Republic county, and social events by Roy Society and Woodmen at their new hall.
Fragmentary classified notice seeks sale and purchase of tools and hardware. Mentions Blacksmith tools and delivery to a farm location. Overall unclear with garbled words and partial names.
Rail timetable snippet shows Burlington lines with No. 4 25 freight west daily except Sunday and No. 128 freight east with Wednesday and Sunday service. Mentions times around 7:35 pm and 2:29 am patterns and day exceptions. Includes 83 20. 83 references, unclear labels.
Notice to farmers states J A Jones intends to buy all hogs and fat cattle at the highest market price. The ad mentions daily activity on the street seeking livestock.
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