Cuba newspaper venture aims to serve county and world
A realistic prospectus outlines Moon & Sow's Cuba venture to elevate local business into a broader market. It pledges Republican-aligned, duty-driven reporting to boost Cuba and Republic County Kansas commerce and civic life while distributing sample copies and advertising services.
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Cuba
Cua
Epartion
Republic County
Journaliai
Kansas
I. F. Moon
Alarmed by Diphtheria Public Health Measures in Cuba
The Cuba paper reports public schools closed due to diphtheria prevalence. Health officers coordinate with doctors Hall and Howard. Local residents, business notices, and social updates appear amid urgent health warnings and community events.
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Drs. Hall
Howard
J.S
Cope
Cae
Death notices and local obituaries amid town concerns
The notice records several deaths including Willie Brofty about seven years old, the seven year old child of Mr and Mrs Chas Shimek, Maus H Oliver wife of Harry Oliver of Haworth, and Wm D Oliver father of Harry Oliver. It notes a callous death in progress and laments sanitary neglect in Chiba with hog pens and alley conditions. reports corn gathering starting in the state and evolving age yields amid shortages.
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Cas Bohner
Marysville
Kansas
Sherman
Michigan
D.sutton
Haddam
Hall
Sile Ingham
Belleville
Kei Ster
Chas Ludwick
Charley Houdek
Kansas City
Will Wright
J. Novak
Sheldon and Son
Jas Kesli
Tas
Edison
Olathe
Faery
Chas. Shimek
Rock Island
Wm. D. Oliver
Harry
Oliver
Haworth
Medical colleges face 1900 four year course mandate
The American Medical College Association requires member colleges to adopt a four year curriculum after 1900, excluding several Missouri schools. Some states have laws barring graduates of one year programs from practice or examinations. Topeka Daily Capitol seeks local correspondents near Richland and offers weekly coverage and stationery to encourage community submissions.
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American, Medical ‘College Association
Association
Medical ‘College J
Missouri
Topeka
Republican Candidate Scott To Address Congress Meeting
Hon Chas F Scott republican candidate for congressman at large will speak at an Oct 10 meeting in Quba vicinity. The notice invites all regardless of prejudice and notes many county candidates will attend. A Belleville delegation with the Belleville hand will participate to help ensure a grand success.
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E. Parks
Topeka Woolen Mill Co
Shel‘don & Son
Joe
Republic County
Eureka
Trevor
Cuba
Werehan
A. B. Brosh
Qt. C
Brogh
Stolokon
Chas
F. ‘Scott
Quba
Belleville
Township Caucus Nominees Highlight Local Republican Session
Nominees were placed in nomination at a township Republican caucus held in Moidlay afternoon at the hotel. Listed candidates include Trustee Sipsgit Pay Clerk, Treasurer, Constables John Davidson and Frank Williams, and other district officials.
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Moidlay
John, Davidson
Frank’ S Williams
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