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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1900
Page
1
Squire Frank Sager visits Belleville on business. Notices describe millinery arrivals at T C Preble Co and other shops, local improvements, and social visits. Articles mention a goat incident, a planned illustrated souvenir edition, public cleanups, medical and railroad news, and details on the county undertaker examiner appointment.
A eerie midnight sequence unfolds with a dread hour when graves yawn and ghosts roam. An agonizing wail chills the listener, followed by a crash that shakes buildings and halves the night with terror. A muffled taint sound then silences all, leaving mystery in the air.
City clerk denounces Pop paper printing while council names Advocates as official. The Daylight, a Republican paper, is blamed for ballot printing moves. Authors claim voting irregularities and endorse corrections amid party tensions.
A primary of the Peoples Party of Ricland township will be held at the Advocates office in Cuba on Saturday April 14 1900 between 2 and 6 PM to elect 11 delegates to the County Convention in Ballville. By order of the committee Joan Brown chairwoman.
A Missouri editor shares a humorous tale about jealousy and a hired man as a married couple's misadventure unfolds. The piece lists names for marshal street commissioner and councilmen, including John Davidson and L D Northep, among others, as part of a local political notice.
Oliver Huff and bride left for aguae-keeping on Mr Channiin's farm. Mrs Buchanan returned home to Nebraska after attending her father's funeral. George Linly plans house keeping, unclear who will be housekeeper. Several locals attended the Woncordia conference last week. For dressmaking and sewing see Mrs League. Aunt Matia.
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