25 Nov 1898
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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1898
Page
1
Local notices advertise stock for sale and offers from J J Shimek and others. Classifieds request correspondents and buyers for cattle horses and farm goods while promoting new stock and club subscriptions. The page includes community news, upcoming sales, lost property, and stray livestock reports with dates and contact names.
Long reading list reflects Kansas politics with Leedy Webb McNall Lewelling Morrill and Stanley among names. Community reports include a literary society dispute at a Howard school, a Cuba Kansas prohibition program with a student concert, and local party shifts noted by the Wichita Beacon.
The Advocate notes visitors and callers in the city on Saturday and Sunday, including Mrs. Graham, Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Kenney, and Miss Vailia among others. It mentions births, visits to relatives in Belleville, and a public sale by Dan Graham near Brantford on Wednesday. A brief anecdote ends with a sermon absence notice.
The item pledges to pay top market prices for good stock and urges readers to secure offers before selling. It also references a war news note and promotes a pamphlet arguing for free silver priced at ten cents a copy, arranged by Charles Kerr & Co.
Passengers arriving in Chicago can ride to any downtown area for a five cent fare and reach major stores with frequent stops at the Rock Island station. Elevated trains will halt at the Rock Island station every minute, a smooth service made possible by the Great Rock Island Route.
A political pamphlet promoted to readers of Democratic Populist and Republican papers titled Senator Stewart's great book Analysis of the Functions of Money. It claims to explain the money problem clearly and attractively. The ad urges subscription for one year at $1.10 and includes a promo line about piano upkeep.
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