15 Jul 1898
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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1898
Page
1
Local items report millinery bargains at Barnett's, currency of prices, and town news. Residents recover from Fourth of July celebrations, gains noted in produce, clothing, and household goods. A large August event plans tents and reunions. water tank completion improves fire protection.
Market prices for fruit vegetables and poultry list egg per dozen potatoes per bushel flour per sack and hay per ton. Local items report saloons closed in Hutchison a retired minister named Belle judge at Wichita and reunions invitation for Ex Confederates. War tax notes and education law in New Mexico. A long obituary extends for Mrs Goff with medical details and family thanks. Cuba housing growth and immigration noted with Cuban dwellings and Cuba's prosperity. Ralph Campbell’s juvenile offense and local newspaper publishing in Gylda Oklahoma.
Mrs PC Prable visits Bellville Puesday. Mrs Pheba Wilson on county capitol business. Miss Mapgle Barluen of Concordia visits and meets old friends. Attorney Eli Wagener trains in town. S A Ingham visits from Belleville. Wheat arrival at local mill noted. Justice Brown disposes cases, including Wilson defense and Northup case. Local ads for pants, organs, repairs, and post office moves.
Scondarle considerable norn in being shelled in town this week. T. B. Moore shipped out a car load of hogs thin weak. George Debar moved back to town this week to be else to his work. Charley Lané of Cuba was down last week and bought some corn while here. Tom Erving and Dilleba started out this week with their steamy threshing machine. Equire Murry had two binders running in his field at the same time this week. Al Richardson and his company gave a concert at the M. I church last Saturday evening. Bob Cox had a surprise party on a piano this week for his 45th birthday. Quite a crowd was present and all enjoyed the ice cream and cake. Grirany
Fragmentary local lines mention Barnette establishments selling Bohemian soap glass washboards and boys waist suits, plus a Hotel Richland update and rumors of a new post office building. A Shermanville correspondent is noted as active with reports from township to township.
Fragmentary OCR notes show train numbers and service, with freight and passenger references. Mentions Guat and Bonduyiat with inconsistent times across No. 125 No. 126 No. 14 and weekday constraints. No coherent full service details available.
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