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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1901
Page
4
A brief fragment persists with scattered names and terms such as OGs Fatercan the Grita Rynses Po and AUHN BROWN, hinting at an indexical historical note. The legible parts show no clear event or context to form a complete report.
Township notices and editorials describe Belleville hosting a notable Haskell team event on June 28 and 29. The piece highlights strong Belleville players including Shaw and Pogiberg, with Fogelberg’s pitching past performances noted as context for a highly anticipated contest within 50 miles.
The document filed with the County Clerk last week lists townships and their number of wins as part of an AA remonstrance against the High School. It names Athlon Beaver Belleville WW Syn Bend Courtland Liberty Lincoln Norway Riehland Koge Creoga Scandia Union Washington White Rock Belleville City and others with varying tallies. The passage ends with a long stray excerpt containing repetitive phrases about a man with a saw and a street encounter, unrelated to the remonstrance.
Rates to Colorado Springs Pueblo and Utah tourist points advertised with reduced fares. Details mention dates and schedules for the Superb Train Flyer with departures from Kansas City and connections to Denver Manitou and Pueblo. Promo notes encourage requesting a travel folder from J. Francis General Passenger Agent Omaha Neb.
A plan to run a through sleeping car service between St Louis Missouri and Denver Colorado via the Colorado Flyer is announced. The service includes a first class car with refined rooms for ladies and modern conveniences, with dining car operations under Frank Stewart. The enterprise promises high dining standards and pay-for-what-you-order pricing while advertising limited car availability.
James Sanders a ticket of scarfe man trained in aerostatics planned to drop from a window using a large umbrella as a parachute. During the attempted burglary in Piilico Hatley his umbrella wasn’t opened in time and he and the loot crashed into an area. He was arrested in a damaged state and committed for trial, facing seven years previously served for similar unscientific methods.
Curious railway club scheme starts with Manchester men traveling daily from Lytham St Anne’s and Blackpool to Manchester. Special carriages reserved under Lancashire and Yorkshire with season ticket cost and a three guinea extra fare. Southport considers similar plan if Blackpool venture succeeds. A separate incident reports a man in York washing hands in beer by turning a saloon faucet. the saloon keeper was arrested.
A fragment advertises Gleason's Horse and a free Gleason book with a two journal subscription offer. It pitches Farm and Fireside a bi monthly farm journal plus Farm, Furusso and Fattory and popular illustrated home and farm magazine for 60 cents a year. The ad cites sending two journals for a year and mentions a price in cents, with garbled place names like REOANGKE VA.
A fragmented New YorkTrip une item mentions egg freshness by the water test and candle hold method, then shifts to a Madeira sale note for islands north of the Canaries. It references pies, dogs, and various odd figures in a jumbled array of topics.
An unclear fragment shows a household exchange with a child and a barter phrase. The lines suggest a playful or coquettish moment centered on affection and a pepper box reference, but the readable text offers no clear event, date, or identifiable person beyond generic roles.
The Rock Island shops at Horio Kouane, Kansas, grow with new freight equipment and overhaul plans. The facilities are described as large and complete, employing many workers, with current output at six completed cars daily and a target of 500 cars by January.
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