17 Mar 1899
Page 1
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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1899
Page
1
The market report lists items such as eggs potatoes spring chickens and flour with prices per unit. Community notices include church service details for Presbyterian Free Methodist and Roman Catholic congregations with pastors and service times.
Newspaper notes mass of ads and notices from Coughlin and partners. Mention harness discounts, furniture orders, clothing and groceries, political candidate listings, social events, and travel promos. Includes anecdotes on residents health, weddings, anniversaries, and a grand St Patrick’s Ball entertainment.
A fragment notes a direct incident on Villuren Street near an elevated loop. No clear details on involved parties, date, or outcome are readable, but the fragment implies a disturbance or event in a public street area.
New elevated loop service in Chicago offers rapid links from Rock Island station. Trains stop every minute and five cent fare lets passengers reach major downtown stores quickly. Mail a 2 cent stamp for a bird's eye map showcasing the Loop and elevated system.
Fragmented OCR text describes ads and notices including sale inquiries, nursery stock, vendor arrangements, and a two period farm oriented publication offer. Mentions of J. J. Shimeth, Ella, and Brown Tre point plan. Includes push for Farm and Home, and a free liver debate book sale by A D Warner with pricing terms and Chicago supplier Carlos Kersj Co.
A new elementary instructional guide by Senator Stew art presents a clear simple money program. The pamphlet titled Analysia of the Functions of Money explains complex topics in accessible style and aims to become a popular economics reference. Reprint offers a one year subscription for $110.
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