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Newspaper
Cuba Pilot
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1887
Page
1
The Cuba Land and Loan Agency now offers loans on improved farms with a single mortgage under a new method. They invite inquiries for buying selling exchanging real or personal property securing loans and arranging insurance or legal documents. A public notice also promotes W. C. T. U. devotional study and community meeting topics.
A fragment quotes a temperance message stressing battle against the Demon Alcohol rather than people, reflecting reform era rhetoric and devotional tone in advocacy. The readable text centers on moral opposition and collective devotion.
At the last meeting the Cuba Union decided to hold amusements monthly. The following members were named for various roles including Mrs Reed and Mrs Kelhimm. Mrs Northup was chosen as delegate to the district convention to be held in Clyde.
A fragmented notice declares candidacy for the offices of County Clerk, Treasurer, and Register of Deeds in Repub e County. The filing is subject to Republican County Convention rules and party revision actions.
Republican precincts in Republic County convene for a meeting at Belleville to nominate candidates for county and state offices. Delegates from townships, with primaries to be held at usual polling places, will determine representation and vote against secret balloting in the convention.
Bargains from the Cuba Land and Loan Agency advertise acreage in Death County and City parcels for quick sale. Listings include 320 acres with 135 fenced, a sod house, stables, sheds, and tillable fields. single dwelling lots priced from 75 to 500 cash with terms. multiple city storefronts and dwellings described with sizes, water wells, and trade options. Calls offered for bargains and land listings.
A jumble of street vendor boasting and political chatter names D W Hamilton as candidate for Register of Deeds and hints at re election chances. Community items mention a naval picnic near Albert Pory's grounds, school openings, visits by Charles Rowley, Pathe Phelps party, and local residents in Haddam and Boron with casual gossip and social events.
Public notice of Ordinance No 26 enacted by the City of Cuba Kansas to prohibit card playing throwing of dice wheel of fortune or any gambling device in public or business premises. Violators face misdemeanor charges and fines up to twenty five dollars. Certified copy on file. date September 6 1887.
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