28 Jul 1899
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1899
Page
1
City market report lists staples with prices while church about services, school district changes, and local society items fill the page. News covers births, deaths, visits, and public notices, alongside auction and business ads and farm updates.
Fragmented OCR text mentions places like Chicago Salt Lake Portland San Francisco Elk Creek and Washington Academy. It references individuals such as Elena Deny Ett Gilmore and George Steed with scattered actions like visiting, driving down, and returning. Details are incomplete and names appear garbled.
A new elevated loop opens on Van Eure Street in front of the Chicago area. The project runs with two second intervals noted as 2s in the official schedule.
A transit promotion describes Rock Island and Wassengera arriving in Chicago with a five cent fare to anywhere in the city. Elevated trains stop at Rock Stand station every minute. The map promises a bird's eye view of Chicago and the Loop system, mailed for two cents to prospective riders.
A 25 cent book titled The People v8 The Gold Bug collects best arguments for free silver from post writers and speakers. A. J. Warner admits he once favored gold, after study he favors silver. Kerr & Co. Chicago offers copies at a special rate to readers.
War era readers are offered a new book titled Analysis of the Functions of Money by Senator Stew art. The publication promotes an accessible explanation of the money problem with clear style and attractive editing. Price is $1.10, with subscription and inquiry details at this office. Also advertised is a sale of a good horse with inquiry at this office.
Fragmentary listing advertises a house and two lots for site near Cuoghna, with names misread as James Kus and Maquire of Charley Merleury. The text shows people getting down to business in a local office, indicating a real estate or land sale notice.
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