New Mexico Farmers Aim to Expand Acreage and Food Production
The article notes a push by farmers and landowners to boost cultivated land to near forty thousand acres, with large tracts offered and state land programs mobilizing seed supplies and financing. It stresses the urgency of increased production to meet wartime scarcity and sustain inhabitants, led by education officials and the war committee coordinating seed and harvest plans.
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New Mexico
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Planting for Nations Life War Aid Urges Home Planting
The proclamation urges extensive home planting of beans potatoes and other crops to support wartime needs. It notes citizens across states including New Mexico contributing money and effort while urging broader participation to boost food supplies and relieve national shortages.
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New Mexico
Unclear wartime claim on Allied knowledge of American soldiers
Fragmentary excerpt discusses possible Allied assessment of American troops' value and strategic withholding as forces align, suggesting uncertainty about real effectiveness amid broader wartime formation.
Confusion Over Military Rosters and Allied Forces
The text discusses Americans, Canadians, and British troops, noting mixed loyalties and the publication of army rosters. It references promotions and official reports, with unclear details about personnel and nationalities, hinting at tensions over who serves where.
A Danger Little Thought Of War Production Debate
A plea argues the nation should halt luxuries and nonessentials to free workers for food, ships, war materiel, and other urgent needs. It urges public sentiment to demand stopping automobile and jewelry output to sustain the war effort and boost production of necessities nationwide.
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United States
Border security tightens as New Mexico rail issues loom
Report outlines urgent need for materials and roping off key routes. Government cites copper, border resources, and medical cans shipments from Santa Rita district as critical while planners move to prevent further incursions. Local officials prepare to reinforce southern districts and safeguard rail lines amid rising tensions.
State militia to reach full war strength in thirty days
Recruiting efforts across the navy army state guard officers reserve and other branches are underway as the new militia law takes effect. Officials believe the nation’s peace strength will be bolstered and full war strength reached within thirty days with the militia at work.
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Cole
Germany
Great Britain
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England
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Roosevelt's chance to lead army to France debated in Oregon
In Salem Oregon the Statesman notes that if Roosevelt is denied a chance to command an army to France many Americans will feel he should have had his ambition satisfied. The piece argues his leadership would add energy and possibly speed up the war effort.
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Oregon
Roosevelt
France
Ginger
Pep
Germany
New Mexico
Boston
Europe
War causes and effects argued in citizen duty call
A long, didactic piece argues Germany’s aggressions and aims, linking World War I causes to global power, Monroe Doctrine threats, and the need for American unity. It urges New Mexico readers to boost food production, conserve resources, and support the war effort through personal sacrifice and agricultural self sufficiency.
Money Saturates Economy in War Readiness
The article argues large money issuance will flood circulation during wartime, noting the wealth concentration among few and predicting Uncle Sam dollars will move freely to fund war efforts. It cites New Mexico’s surplus production, exports outweighing imports, and long term cash dispersal easing potential stringency.
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Sam
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New Mexico
S. R. Bulletin
William Jennings Bryan at Chautauqua May 18 2 PM
William Jennings Bryan appears at the Chautauqua program on Friday May 18 at 2 00 PM delivering a semi official message from the U S government. He may enlist or serve as needed while conveying wartime guidance and urging civic duty. The event features Ott and themes on living well health and homelife with excerpts from Little Women and a talk on heredity and the mind.
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United States
United States Congress
Germany
Bryan
Edward Amherst
Ott
Sonr Granes
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