
This image is a newspaper clipping from the Catholic Tribune dated June 8, 1895, featuring an article about the town of Weston, Iowa. The article describes Weston as a town originally settled by southerners, and it mentions the architectural styles and cultural influences present in the area. It notes that Eastern Kansas, compared to Western Missouri, appears to be more modern despite being only forty-one years old. The article also highlights the local fauna, mentioning that pawpaws and specific bird species are common to the Missouri side. Additionally, it describes the traditional practice of hiring a special cook for important dinners, detailing a memorable meal of various dishes including roast turkey, ham, chicken pie, and an assortment of cakes and preserves.