29 Mar 1901
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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1901
Page
1
A garbled 19th century notice page mentions sugar at 85¢ with 81 purchase at Barner Kasts, plus many scattered items. It records Bert McCracken’s child ill, diphtheria cases in Jin Cratem’s family, and various local names, trades, and happenings including Barnett Kast business shifts, millinery and dental ads, meetings, and community anecdotes.
An old style travel notice touts big spring opening with March dates and routes to Kansas City St Louis and western points. It mentions fast mail service elegant coaches reclining chair cars high back seats reading materials and calls to contact local agents for schedules and pricing.
An OCR ad lists merchandise from a canal district store offering coffee barley oats lard ham bacon beans bran flour and dry goods. It advertises cigars toothpaste and notions with low prices and mentions roast and snail profit while inviting customers to try items and visit the shop mid century sale language.
A fragmented report details Kiowa and Comanche reservations ready for opening around August. It notes 600000 acres possibly entered for homesteads, with school lands and Indian allocations, new land offices, and rules about race and entry. Soldiers’ rights preserved, lottery and county divisions discussed, with emphasis on fair access and county benefits.
An English poster designer explains a design credited to Robert Josie for The New Woman at Palmer’s theater New York, claiming the poster was his original drawing used in London promotions. He notes the poster appeared on boards during the play’s London run and provinces, though the magazine credited Josie.
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