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Newspaper
Cuba Record
Location
Cuba, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1900
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR shows a roster-like listing of candidates and officials such as Gath, Woodward, McCail, Patterson, and Chandler with district and office references. The readability is limited, but it appears to be a public notice or election slate detailing positions and names in multiple districts.
A chaotic excerpt mixes weather talk with political snippets and stray phrases about trains, Cuba, and U.S. figures. It mentions windmills, chaff from grain, and a calm, interwoven with garbled references to Bryan, McKinley, and Democratic slogans.
Fragmentary text cites a prominent populist promising carpenters work in the Philippines and argues about cabinet posts and labor questions. It references J Swann, mills, mines, and silver as campaign issues, noting spin and oblique remarks.
Elmer Kasper visited town last week. Wooten reports a horse theft near his place Friday night. Clark the station agent was under the weather most days. Harnett moved his family to town and is now a full citizen. Tauber from Oklahoma City is working for Kusy. he once lived in Cuba. A Sunflower pants ad and cloak sale highlight local commerce. Sheldon and Son promote a second cloak sale with a broad readership. The paper seeks township correspondents to grow its reach and offers free copies for input.
Calderhead will address the people of CBD county next Wednesday October 24 at 2 20 in Mt Calderhead. He is noted as a faithful servant in Congress for several years and is praised for his oratorical ability. The message urges voters to attend and hear him.
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