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Newspaper
Cuba Pilot
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1887
Page
4
The Cuba Pilot from Crop Kansas announces weekly Friday issues priced at 1 dollar per year. Editor is J D Benner and foreman JC L McArgs.
The article notes contractors on the south, from Rock Island, given Sept 10 deadline for grading and bridge work as track lays from Lantory. A child dies after a fall near a windmill tower while a mother is away. City ordinances expand with enforcement questions and a puzzle about repealing an ordinance.
A serious accident occurred when a train car struck a man on the bank near a creek. He fell about thirty feet, struck a stump, and was found unconscious after nearly an hour. He was taken to Belleville House for treatment as doctors treated his wounds.
The institution, under the Kansas Board of Charitable Institutions with President Jacob Stotler, offers cabinet making carpentry shoe making and more for both genders. It notes 15 teachers in the literary department and 4 in industrial, and urges awareness of services for deaf or hard of hearing children through Superintendent Walker.
The Richland S.8 Convention meets at the church in Cuba on September 4 1887 at 10 a m with Rev Mr Baker opening. J Harris gives welcome, followed by singing and Sunday school text book discussions led by Mr Baker and Mrs Arbuthnot. Afternoon session features Rev J Hogin and questions on child engagement and Sunday school picnics with Mrs Kellaim Mrs Wicks and Mr Thomas. Mr Wrong, a Concordia businessman, praises Cuba andkin folk health and local prospects. superintendent from the fair plans fall events.
Sample ad offering the Police Gazette mailed to any US address for three months at one dollar. Mentions illustrated sporting and sensational journal, credited to Richard K. Fox, Franklin Square New York.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla is promoted as the best blood purifier and tonic for scrofula debility and organ diseases. Testimonials from Edward W. Richardson, James Lull, and Charles C. Dame praise its efficacy for liver kidney and impoverished systems. Distributed by Dr. J C Ayer & Co. Lowell Massachusetts. sold by all druggists.
An old notice proclaims stock of handmade boots and shoes for sale with cash on delivery. It urges customers to inspect the stock, warns about prices, and asserts the motto first come first served as a push for quick purchase.
The ad promotes Dr Scott’s New Electric Suomer Corner praised as perfect fitting and durable for summer wear. It invites ladies readers to note Dr Beistt’s advertisement in the issue for the summer garment.
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