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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1899
Page
4
A compilation notes Republican talks on anti trust planks for 1900 and criticisms of McKinley era policies. It cites Saltar and Spain Philippines cost, the rise of trusts, and job losses from industrial combinations. It also mentions Whitelaw Reid on Independence Day, Supreme Court rulings on trespassing chickens, and public commentary from Republic City News.
The Burlington Route starts a twice weekly tourist car line from Kansas City to Butte Spokane Tacoma and Seattle. Cars depart Kansas City Lincoln and Grand Island Tuesdays and Thursdays arriving Seattle on Friday and Sunday. Berths tickets and full information available from Burlington Route ticket agents or J Francia Gs P. A Omaha Neb.
Editor Bent Mordour of the Sidoin Republicany recounts his experiences with OLFS de ba nr and a failed gubernatorial bid. He recalls promises by Senator Lieto Bater, the arranging of railway commissioners, and a decision to abandon politics to focus on printing a newspaper. He pledges to avoid future offices and devote himself to journalism.
A May 1 meeting in Farmington organized by the Cuva Advocate elected Commander C. W. Serine vuairm Wang Dr. W. 2. Munard as secretary. Committees were formed for day activities including finance, decorations at Farmington and Union Cemeteries, flowers, and inscriptions. May 15 deadline set. Mayor urged to secure funds to keep the colonies closed that day.
The piece notes Gov Stanlay’s record suggesting opposition may choose candidates with less care next year, while still fearing a break from their usual rule of selecting the best. It hints at a brewing scramble over Shenator Buker’s seat among Labor and Burton factions, with talk of successors and political maneuvering.
A clipped Republican era letter argues trusts aid would collapse under its own rot, condemns bad order, and denounces imposters while urging a rapid convening of legislature to pass an effective law to protect the poor. The author condemns Quincks and abortionials as robbers who murder the simple without hindrance.
Tourist sleeping car excursion via the Burlington Route promises scenic travel with a personal conductor. Cars are clean and comfortable though not as ornate as parlor cars, and price is about $20 lower. Excursions depart Thursday with arrivals in San Francisco and Los Angeles. inquiries to depot or Omaha agent J. Franes? General Passenger Agent.
The piece explains the big question of direct regulation through initiative and referendum. A pamphlet explaining the subject is available for a small price, with readers urged to obtain it to understand the issue, addressed to interested readers.
City Hotel announces a major enlargement and improvement including glass meals, improved beds, and a refined order of services. Special attention is promised for traveling professionals and guests seeking comfort and convenience.
Fragmented notice describes a rail service from Kansas City every Monday via Howie with discounted excursion cars attached to past passenger trains. It promotes best itineraries, includes a request for a complete information packet, rates, and login for reservation. Mentions FE, FE, MacL Od, Ada DLAs Vopeku, Kan, EW. Thompson.
Auction style note states that light oy products were sold and priced about the same as ordinary soft wire. Readers are directed to O B Smithy for prices and styles inquiry at the Advocate office.
Readers are urged to note the 1800 Almanac now available, a 116 page illustrated volume with astronomical diagrams and storm forecasts. The monthly Word and Works is praised as a premier county science and home magazine at 1.00 per year, with a Hicks Almanus premium and single copies at 2 cents.
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