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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1899
Page
4
A 1900 political satire letter decries trusts and silver questions, praising subscribers and pledging lower rates for the county paper. It references McKinley, the gold standard, and party loyalties while criticizing Republicans and Democrats alike and noting Governor Stanley and General Otis in dispatches.
A Clyde Voice excerpt notes the shock of insurance costs rising from 1.25 to 81.00 per hundred upon renewal, contrasting claims of rate cuts in Republican exchanges. The piece suggests party supporters will defend the higher premium while claiming rates were reduced in other reports.
Clyde Sherald questions plans to Hoist and lower the old flag over Philippine territories. He argues restraint until the flag’s limits are defined and notes American gains near Manila. He criticizes simplistic conquest amid the archipelago’s vast area.
Published July 28 1899 in Kansas probate matter for the estate of Sarah Dowell late of [county] county deceased. Letters of administration granted to the undersigned. Creditors must present claims within one year from December the date of death. failure to do so will release them. Administrator Luciar Dowell of the estate.
A fragmented column laments free speech limits in political debate while critiquing McNair, Church, and tariff policy. It notes news from the Twentyeth Kansas regiment and questions U S spending on Spain. It cites beer imports to the Philippines and questions stamp funding and imperial policy.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. England celebrate their tin wedding at Agenda. A lengthy gift list includes teapots dish pans cake pans and kitchenware from numerous friends and relatives. The crowd outgrew the house so guests moved to the hall where a pleasant time was spent.
The Burlington Route markets scenic California trips with clean comfortable cars on the same standard trains. Excursions depart each Sunday from nearest depots, including Omaha, and a Porter page offers full information via the agent.
The notice outlines a public question on direct legislation through initiative and referendum with pamphlet rates, and advertises reduced rail fares for the Greater American Exposition at Omaha from July 1 to October 31. It details ticket options including Ten Day, Seven Day, and Weekend passes, with specific pricing and sale rules, via the Geneva Passenger Agent in Omaha.
Advertises fence options with flexible height and style at similar prices to ordinary soft wire. Inquiries and prices available through O B Smith at the Advocate office.
In a fragmented letter, S. M. Michelson Jr. mocks expansion rhetoric as a misnamed extension of civilization, compares cross party fusion to political misdirection, cites Lincoln on fooling people, and questions Philippine leadership credibility amid press leaks from Hong Kong.
Old Soldiers reunion in Washington Kangs set for August 30 to September 1, 1899. Elaborate preparations reported with speakers, camp fires, tents, free wood water and ample accommodation. Grand fireworks display planned for last night.
A local notice states that arrangements have been made to offer a selection labeled The Best Reading For The Family to readers. The announcement emphasizes family oriented literature and easy access through a new distribution plan.
The notice touts Farm and Ranch as the cleanest Southwest family paper, beautifully printed and edited, offering 52 issues per year at 1.23 dollars. It claims practical value for every family member and emphasizes the news and best quality.
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