Fresh meat promised at old Norton stand
Will furnish his customers with fresh meat at the old stand of I. E. Norton.
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Newspaper
Cuba Pilot
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1888
Page
1
Will furnish his customers with fresh meat at the old stand of I. E. Norton.
A dated note urges confidence in Good Luck Siniment for healing wounds and ulcers with thorough treatment. The advertisement, signed by L H Tubbs MCCVS, claims no equal remedy and lists D M Carpenter of Cuban Kansas as seller.
The piece reports on Republican county convention details and platform contrasts with Democrats. It cites counties and towns, notes calls for free whiskey, Kansas and Arkansas politics, farm and labor concerns, and remarks from the Buffalo News and Atchison-Champion on party unity and tariffs.
A Harrison resident praises the harvest noting the largest oat crop ever and early corn with wine ripe as the state marches forward. The passage blends jubilant verse with rural pride and seasonal abundance.
The Chicago, Kansas & Nebraska Railway announces two new passenger trains on the Rock Island Route between Kansas City and Norton, Kansas. One runs St Joseph to Norton via Horton, Junction, Fairbury, and Belleville, arriving 10:20 a.m. next day. the other runs Kansas City to Norton via Topeka, McFarland, Manhattan, Clay Centre, Clyde, and Belleville, arriving 10:20 a.m. next day. Both offer Pullman palace sleeping cars.
The mayor and city council authorize sidewalk work across multiple blocks in Cuba Kansas. The ordinance requires construction within thirty days of taking effect, funds via the existing ordinance 27, and detailed cost accounting to be filed within sixty days. Passed and certified by city officials July 1858.
A fragment recounts travel through Holdrege Nebraska with reflections on The Magic City. The narrator details streets, water works, windmills, farms, and plains scenery while noting distances and county lines from Elwood to Lincoln County, ending with an Exchange column promoting a closing out sale of goods and a flour offer in the town.
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