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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1898
Page
4
SA 8 Spy i Pe SEB bOATS IBA ADV. SA 8 al Weekly Newspaper pubtint red at Cuba Ba every Friday morning.
A Kansas- Nebraska era note recalls William S. Bryan as a Populist candidate and records a local incident in Highland where George Breyman faced mortgage foreclosure after joining a Bryan club. The piece links Bryan advocacy with government economy debates and criticizes river improvements over postal efficiency.
A Haddam citizen letter urges the city council to pass an ordinance regulating business houses on Main Street to require cleaner storefronts and prevent smoky, grimy appearances. The plea laments coal soot and dirty attire, urging immediate action at the next meeting and asserting a desire for a spotless, progressive 19th century town.
A reader denounces county politics and tax spending as corrupt and hypocritical. The piece asserts nearly $1500 of taxpayer money funded a verdict of acquittal for Swenson on prohibitory law charges, accusing Republican managers of using county funds to prosecute rivals and boost their own power amid farm tensions and gatekeeping. The letter warns of a reckoning to come and condemns joint revenue schemes.
A promotional note describes the new elevated loop in Chicago, offering quick access from the Rock Island Route and downtown stores for a five cent fare. It touts frequent stops at Rock Island Station and invites readers to order a bird's eye map for two cents by mailing to John Sebastian in Chicago.
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