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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1918
Page
2
The Carlsbad Printing Co publishes a daily newspaper in Carlsbad New Mexico with Sundays excluded and mail entered as second class matter April 16 1917 at the local post office under the act of March 4 1879 The Evening Current lists L Perry as editor and manager of the publication frequency and status.
A notice states that the Associated Press and The Annputated Prose hold exclusive rights to publish all AP dispatches and locally credited news in this paper as their property. The statement governs republication of content across the edition and clarifies credited material.
The statement expresses unity in the food conservation effort with troops in one camp ready to advance and continue conserving resources. It reflects wartime rhetoric urging continued sacrifice and collective action.
Col Roosevelt and allied speakers at Saratoga urge a Republican Congress to back the President and boost wartime gains. They argue with a GOP majority, troop deployments, prisoner counts, and battlefield advances would double, accelerating victory if Congress supports the administration.
The text criticizes Democrats as inefficient, argues Germany fears a Republican Congress, and claims victory would come by eliminating politics via Republican control. It portrays politics as a performance, suggesting true patriotism would reach 106 percent.
A Washington Times editorial lauds government efficiency enabling a million men at the front with the French and the British, asserting this will shorten and decisively end the world's greatest struggle.
A Santa Fe dated July 30 1918 instructs District Board Number Two to reclassify married men based on dependents. It details pay allotment rules for wives and children and directs boards to return incorrectly classified registrants for reassignment to the proper class.
A wartime letter dated August 3 1918 from France recounts seeing much of the country, a regiment going over the top on July 4, and soldiers praising their troops. The writer expresses longing to return home, plans for future reunions, and urges sending photos and War Saving Stamps to support the effort.
Bulletin listing multiple talks for the Pour Minute Men Progtu am program beginning July 20 1918. Subjects include Forget Disputes To Work Men and Colored Men’s Part in the War with outlines and dates from August 3 to August 18 1918. Schedule notes substitutions and speaker replacements requested by John W Armstrong.
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