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Newspaper
Cuba Record
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1900
Page
1
A fragment notes a sum of money in Cuba by Walter Brown and mentions property, paying for this notice, and Samer P. F. Brown in Cuba Kansas. It advertises sample copies of this week’s RR Time Tables with no pay expected, and asks readers to share and ignore unauthorized copies. Also mentions smoking The Bohemian Girl by C.A. Bohner in Marysville Kansas.
The piece notes Richland township’s unusual election silence and a desire for clearer results reports. It urges observance of Thanksgiving on November 29, mentions water tower pipe enclosure plans, Bailey’s improving health, and visits by Dan Shrouf and Frank Bush from Belleville for business matters.
Haworth community reports a quarterly Quaker meeting attendance at the Friend church, notes on Weather, and a church entertainment praised as a grand success. Birth announced for A. O. Moon’s family. Local poems and grammar curiosities circulate with Manila references.
Reports detail a westbound Rock Island train failing to meet the eastbound order at Waubansi, causing a collision with damage and several injuries including Conductor Tucker and Engineer Carnihan. Mrs. J G Arbuthnot is reported dead yesterday forenoon. The piece also notes political discussion and local commerce in Haddam and neighboring towns.
The Beatride Democrat laments the editorial burden of Election Week. It says all necessary rhetoric has been used, both sides skewered in memory and ink. The paper pledges to move beyond campaign heat toward health weather and prosperity content.
The Oubda Record dissolves its former partnership Moloni. Liss L. Moon becomes full owner and editor. Moon & Son operate the firm. Dr. Howard buys the Wes Wokal north lot. masons begin a new building. Samples of corn and pumpkins are sought for a county competition. cars chase frightened draymen along Main Street. Relatives of Mr and Mrs Zena Ingham in Kansas City report they are doing nicely.
Foha abet Wymore in town Monday with old folks and friends. Jag Kess offers heating or cooking stoves that last a lifetime and claims surprising prices. Mr McGrackess of City Restaurant reports a six year old horse injured Sunday night, leg broken in the stable valued at 75 dollars.
The text presents fragmented lines about a morning scene and a regent, with phrases like royal blue and feelings of discouragement. It appears as damaged OCR with uncertain attribution and lacks a coherent event or named entities to form a proper summary.
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