04 Aug 1899
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1899
Page
1
Community page lists church services and Sabbath school times, local business ads for cider vinegar and catalogs, city ordinances and police notes, obituaries and personal notices, farm and railroad promotions, and upcoming Chautauqua and assembly details with travel offers and local commerce notices.
Fragmentary notes show low expenses at a Washington event and identify individuals such as L Palley in Haddam on a dry afternoon. Judge Murray of Agenda attended a city Monday meeting and Luther Matter of Agenda was reported ill. George Sharbandy departed for his home in Cole on Thursday.
Rail ads tout Rock Island and Chicago elevated lines with one cent fare to downtown stores. Trains stop at Rock Island station every minute, promising fast citywide travel. Postcard offer promises a bird's eye map of Chicago showing Loop and elevated system for a 2 cent stamp.
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