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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1917
Page
2
The account recalls the dawn of the American Revolution as British troops fire on Lexington villagers after Colonel Pitcairn orders dispersal. Minister Jonas Darker dies from a back-stab wound, hailed as the first martyr for independence. A grim prelude lingers as friends gather by the firenide the night before.
The Carlsbad Cur rent notes plans to begin a daily edition while praising the existing weekly, Editor Mullane and wife praised for service to the community. The piece mentions a desire for women’s voting rights and an appreciation for local bands and community events, with reflections on duties, prosperity, and future engagement.
Franklin Cars in Block-For will be sold at Linn's Store with full stock of parts and qualified service for the listed vehicles. Pennsylvania Vacuum Cap Tires and special oils adapted to Franklin will be available, Chalmers Dodge included. Inspection invited.
An agricultural guide urges American farmers to boost hog and poultry output with affordable feed, pasture, and proper housing. It covers feeding practices, worm control, and the use of clover alfalfa and potatoes, plus notes about clubs, cabbage storage, and water management in wells and trenches.
Fragmented OCR discusses stock handling for market, noting profitable how traders bandy stock, milky items, and aborts growth in clean housing. Mentions seasonal timing, feed quality, and market pricing influence for later sale of fall litters as conditions tighten or loosen.
Fragmentary reminiscences recount early circulating libraries and the ideal of intellectual equality, noting the affordability problem for youth and the byword What is theirs is theirs in a democratic view. The piece then shifts to local notices: J C Wilson’s auto trip to Pecos, attendees at Artesia Methodist conference, infant loss at the Thayer ranch, Salvation Army visit, and community figures including Charles Miller and Mrs Hart.
A historical note advises finding crowing plants in ahrabbery and tree Dinntogs to mark for thinning late winter or early spring. It cautions against using weedy hay or ateaw to cover strawberries, noting enough weeds will appear naturally. It suggests earth as ideal winter cover for grapes, raspberries, and rue, stressing well drained soil and no excess water.
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