07 Jul 1899
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1899
Page
1
Local notice mentions Brown's offering 2 packages and 5 cent envelopes, with James Cunningham of Belleville visiting Thursday to explore new goods. It notes Howard doctors moving into the Carson property near the Free Methodist Church and a late night call for Kray, with unsteady phrasing implying a reported assault.
A Kansas vicinity suffered severe weather with high winds and heavy rain. Charley Wagner's barn and windmills were blown down. crops damaged. a cupola at a Catholic church was struck. The Cuba community marked the Fourth of July with speeches, music, and fireworks, while local notices promote sales, travel deals, and farm updates.
A battered note advertises a scarce political tract on free silver. It claims the author formerly supported gold and, through a Chicago firm, offers the work at a special rate of ten cents a copy or one dollar per tug, described as a book to read.
Fragmentary notes indicate a union opening event in front of a site labeled Van Furen Sred. The readable text is incomplete, offering no clear dates or organizations.
Publicizing a new elevated loop in Chicago the Rock Island and Western passeng ers advertise rapid service with trains stopping every minute at the Rock Island station. The map offer promises a bird’s eye view of the Loop and elevated system for a 2 cent stamp, aiming to attract residents and visitors to swift downtown transit.
Premium book analysis notes a popular economic reference focusing on money problems. Also advertised is a horse for sale with inquiries directed to W.12 Rennison office and the town office.
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