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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1900
Page
1
OCR glitches describe several church services and meetings across denominations. Details include Presbyterians Baptists Methodists and Catholics with pastors Kohout Belander Dragoon and others. Weekly meetings Friday Saturday and monthly observances noted with times and locations.
An itemized ad notes drastic price cuts on clothing at Sheldon & Son and mentions Frank Barnett as a rival seller. It also references various local notices about auctions and events including a meeting to organize a telephone company for Cuba and vicinity and a wedding announcement for Charles Patcar and Fannie Toma.
A dated notice from GD Lurnes, Janitor, forbids entry to the Opera Hall without managers consent. Violators face prosecution to the full extent of the law.
Article details a Republic county breeder in Co B Smith planning a 20 by 30 foot hog house with seven foot sides and multiple windows for light. It also notes a Whiting Journal anecdote about a party guest misreading a hostess’s reply about her cold and several district reactions to recent marriage coverage.
The notice announces a dance on Thursday evening February 22 1900 for the Fire Company fundraiser. It also reports property transactions on the corner of Baird and Linn Streets and a death of Dr Frank Stopapeky at his city home. The piece mentions a grand ball and local notices about roads and county business, with various personal notices and a reference to Baptist and Bible book offerings.
A wedding occurred February 14 1990 at the bride's parents residence in Jeffrson Township. Arthur J Wood and Borsha Wooden united in an artfully styled ceremony led by Rav Leah Biles. About sixty guests attended, with extensive gifts listed from numerous local friends and relatives including tables, cutlery, lamps, spoons, a silver cutter dish, and a coffee urn.
A garbled listing shows partial items like glassware curtains and household chores. The readable bits reference green glassware, curtains, and cleaning supplies, with stray prices and phrases suggesting a local shop ad. The text is incomplete but indicates a general merchandise sale.
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