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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1917
Page
2
A historical scan recalls Earl Grey’s lineage and career from quartering in Franklin’s house during the Revolution to his 1904 to 1910 tenure as Governor General of Canada. It highlights his family, education, marriage, children, and political roles in Britain and the empire.
Earl Grey former governor general of Canada died at six this morning at Howickhouse Northumberland after a long illness. The funeral will be held at Howick Saturday with memorial services in Low Strathcoma. He was a statesman philanthropist who supported the Public House Trust Co of England and had ties to Joseph Choate and U S presidents Roosevelt and Taft.
Five of the petit and one of the grand juries remain unserved and the Sheriff asks that they not be published.
The article praises Burl Grey and Cecil Rhodes for advancing imperial unity and social reform. It notes Grey as a democratic aristocrat with strong energy, promoting shared defense burdens and cooperative estate systems at Howick Hall, Northumberland, and earning many friends in Canada.
County Agent planted multiple variety test plots across the county last May. The Artesia Conn farm shows the best growth among corn, beans, cow peas, soybeans, sorghum, and forage crops, with millet heads six to nine inches long offering a valuable comparison for local farmers.
A Sunday Visitor clipping explains why the Catholic church opposes cremation. It links cremation to irreligion and materialism, arguing burial honors the body as the temple of the Holy Ghost and reflects Christian teachings on resurrection. The text allows cremation only if public health needs demand it.
A dispute over the status of a Wilco notary case prompts local officials to review procedures. Community members urge transparency as records are examined for accuracy and public trust.
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