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Newspaper
Cuba Record
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1900
Page
1
Train notices list westbound and eastbound schedules with freight and passenger services, agent A. L. Singleton mentioned. Also items about found money in Cuba and a notice about sample copies and unauthorized mailings.
The article describes a national and local election result with McKinley winning the presidency for four more years. It notes Kansas returning to strong Republican majorities and cites figures for Republic county showing majorities for McKinley and Roosevelt, reflecting party shifts and voter sentiment.
Local residents pass through Byron Nebraska and Washington County. L D Olliver buys a farm near Washington city for 4800 dollars described as a fine farm. The school board closes the district school until November 19 due to diphtheria fears. Ernest Reed leaves for a new general store position in Howe Nebraska. A note of sympathy for his departure. two young Republican voters decline to vote over perceived ballot flaws. The Whitney brothers near completion of a busy fall steam threshing season delayed since June.
A damaged OCR item lists names of county officials and judges including Justice WA Johns Governor W E Stanley and Clerk B B McCall. It notes Mr McCracken of the City Restaurant losing a six year old horse Sunday night after a stall accident valued at 875.00.
Local report notes three Opocensky children ill with suspected diphtheria though physician believes it remains controlled. The Wielis family daughter recovering from a brief sickness while Willie Graham improves from throat trouble as other residents monitor cases.
Obituary notes the death of Barton near Agenda after short illness. Born Jan 2, 1875 in Republic County, he leaves a wife, daughter, parents, four sisters and four brothers. Services held Wednesday. community offers sympathy. Also reports a birth to Mr and Mrs A. C. Moon of Haworth and Thanksgiving Proclamation by President McKinley for Nov 29.
Notice states a meeting will be held at the Odd Fellows hall on the tenth day of November 1900 in Belléville Kansas. The object is to recruit as many as possible to become Grand Army members to procure fare on all railroads. Dinner will be served and a good time is expected.
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