Banner Pride and Liberty Bonds Drive War Spirit
A rally extols supporting Belgian heroism and allies as townsfolk pledge to back troops with liberty bonds. A speaker praises Belgium and the Marne epic, urging residents to show support at home while veterans and workers share wartime efforts and a broken toll line is repaired overnight by Morris and Wheeler.
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Belgium
Albert
Bel- Slane
France
England
Marne
Hrinton
Company
L. M. Morris
Public Utilities Company
Willis Wheeler
Artesia
Lakewood
Hoberts
Apot Light
Morris
Willie
Carlabad
Carlsbad
Lineaman Morris
Wille
Bell Telephone Company
Central
Artesian Central
Carlsbad- Artesia
Artesia Polea
Artesia Exchange
Wheeler
Osburn Declares Candidacy for Fifth Judicial District Judge
DISTRICT JUDGE The Current announces Judson G. Osburn as a candidate for District Judge of the Fifth Judicial District in New Mexico, pending Democratic primaries. The statement names D. Stennis Jr in association with the nomination process and party action.
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Judson G. Osburn
Fifth Judicial District
State of
New Mexico
Democratic Party
D. Stennis, Jr
C. K R. Brice
State of New Mexico
District Judge Brice Named Candidate for Fifth District
District Judge Nounce C. K R. Brice announced his candidacy for District Judge of the Fifth District in a formal statement. Brice emphasized experience, impartiality, and commitment to upholding the law during the bid.
Armstrong Declared Candidate for Fifth Judicial District
The Current District Judge announces John W. Armstrong as a candidate for District Judge in the Fifth Judicial District of the state. The filing and election context remain to be specified by official notices.
Eddy County Clerk Candidate Nounced by Party
County Clerk candidate RB Stephenson announces candidacy in Eddy County New Mexico under the Democratic primary process.
Delbert M. Jackson Seeks County Clerk Nomination
The Current notes Delbert M. Jackson is authorized to announce his candidacy for County Clerk in the upcoming Democratic primary subject to voter will.
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Delbert M. Jackson
Democratic Primaries Announce County Commissioner Candidacies
A candidate announces run for re election as County Commissioner in Precinct 1 and B Mann enters as a candidate for Commissioner Precinct 2. The notice signals party primary action and eligibility under the Democratic slate.
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B. Mann
Eddy County Sheriff Candidacy Under Democratic Primaries
The Current announces Joe A. Clayton as a candidate for Eddy county sheriff, subject to the Democratic primaries. Also authorizes Charles P. Pardue as commissioner from the third district, pending Democratic voters' will in the forthcoming primary.
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Charles P. Pardue
Joe A. Clayton
Eddy County
Political notices from New Mexico 1918 primary
A candidate announces bid for the nineteenth legislative district of New Mexico. Guy A. Reed seeks the Democratic nomination for Representative in Eddy and Lea counties, subject to the May 11 1918 primary. A separate notice proclaims K B Tucker as Commissioner candidate in the third district, subject to the May 11 1918 Democratic primary.
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Guy A. Reed
Ninteenth
New Mexico
Eddy
Lea
Eddy County Democratic Primary Candidacies Announced
A series of political notices announces candidates for Eddy County offices including County Treasurer and County Superintendent of Schools. John F. Ball is named for county treasurer and GEO M. Brinton seeks the school superintendent post, both subject to Democratic primaries. Carl Livingston and others are listed as candidates pending primary actions.
Boyd files candidacy for Eddy County Superintendent
A. F. E. Boyd announces his candidacy for Superintendent of Schools in Eddy County New Mexico subject to the Democratic primary results. He states the official filing through The Current.
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Eddy County
New Mexico
A. FE. Boyd
Probate Judge Candidacy Threatened by Primary Nomination
A notice states W. B. Robinson faces possible opposition in the Democratic primary for re election as Probate Judge. The legality of the challenge hinges on party nomination rules and filing deadlines.
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Cagrenk
W. B. Robinson
County Commissioner Swigart Declares Candidacy
L A Swigart announces his bid for county commissioner as a candidate. The filing signals a political contest for the upcoming local election. Swigart is supported by his ward and local party members awaiting formal nomination.
L W Arthur Announces Campaign for Third District County Commissioner
L W Arthur of Loving announces candidacy for County Commissioner Third District subject to voters decision at the May primaries. He seeks support from residents and party members ahead of the election.
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Red Cross
Farnsworth Fink
John Shotes
Cowman
Tut
Wille Wheeler
No Man's Land
Neal Quality Store
John W. Armstrong
RB. Stephenson
Eddy Couty
K. BE
Tucker
Eddy An
Carl Livingston
John F. Ball
Geo. M. Brinton
L. A. Swigart
L. W. Arthur
Loving
Anitary
Stevenson & Farris
Noma
Postoffice