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Newspaper
Cuba Advocate
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1899
Page
4
A brief regional notice from the registrar of deeds referencing AL Kelley appears in this fragment, indicating a record filing or official action handled by the Deeds Office under the jurisdiction of Jork Ha Lakamee.
The Popular Party of Richtind township holds a caucus at the ADVOCATE office in Guba on Saturday Sept 30 at 7 o'clock pm to nominate township officers including One Township Trustee One Township Clerk One Township Treasurer two Constables and four Road Overseers By order of Township Central Committee John Brows Chairman
A local newspaper notes the telescope failed to appear at a society event and includes disputed editorials. It criticizes political figures and parties, mentions trust legislation, and argues about populist and republican stances with names like Leedy and Knowl. The piece preserves a confrontational tone.
An auction notice invites attendance at the Pavilion Show selling a desired item despite age. A fragment describes Murat Halstead recounting a late New York meeting with James G. Blaine, noting Blaine's fading health and a moving farewell moment with his secretary after a private talk on mortality and his sons.
Professor Theodore A. Schurt, with thirty years in natural history, denounces whisky as a cure for rattlesnake bites. He cites cases where whisky worsened outcomes and endorses permanganate of potash as an effective remedy. He recounts his own bite and incision to stop venom spread, noting whisky has no therapeutic value.
A tale of a young girl who left home for China to join her missionary lover, endured seven months at sea and strange continents, declined a return to hosts, and chose the home he made for her where she remained for decades. Her later visit to her homeland brought a record of faith and devotion.
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