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Newspaper

The Evening Current

Location

Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1917

Page

2

Evening Current Wr Mullane Editor and Manager Card

Publication note showing Evening Current Wr with H Mullane as editor and manager. Paper entered as second class matter April 16 1917 at the post and Carlavad New Mexico under the act of March 11 1479. Published daily except Sunday by Carllabad Company. Associated Press member with rights retained for republication.

Post Carlavad New ‘Mexico Carlabad Company Associated Press Associated Prems

Red Cross Meeting Praises Lee Lincoln and Washington

Frank Lucas visits Roswell after six months away as the Red Cross appeal cites three great leaders and urges duty opportunity and service. The talk highlights supporting soldiers with aid, donations, or by sewing and supplying bed linens and comfort bags for hospitals.

American Red Cross Longfellow Red Cross Earth

Alleged attacks on NM Central dismantling plan in court

In Roswell Aug 29 the Pittsburgh Trust asks removal of Receiver Ralph C Ely over alleged misuse of funds for travel and other charges tied to dismantling part of the New Mexico Central railway. A Sept 3 hearing date was set as Ely plans to refute the accusations. The 116 mile line runs from Santa Fe to Torrance serving the Entancia valley bean district.

Roswell Santa Fe N. M New Mexico Central Railway F. C. Wilson Pittsburgh Trust Company Ralph C. Ely New Mexico Central Torrance Entancia Valley

Hatfields Relocate to Malaga For School Positions

Mr and Mrs FM Hatfield and Miss Inez move from here to Malaga today. Mr Hatfield and daughter take posts at the Malaga school while the family occupies Arthur Mayes house with a large cistern. The move is welcomed as Malaga gains an accomplished educator and Carls enjoys keeping educators in the valley.

FM. Hatfield Mins Inez Malaga Hatfield Arthur Mayes Inex Carls

Shattuck Family Relocates to Artesia For Winter

Ned Shattuck and his wife with their children left Carlinbad for Artesia to spend the winter. They rented a furnished house and the move includes Mrs. Gene Harden visiting for a few weeks, accompanying them.

Ned Shattuck CarlInbad Artesia Gene Harden Mr. Shattuck

Record Ram sale sets U S price record at auction

Salt Lake City Aug 99 A Rambouillet ram sells for 1500 dollars the highest price in U S history at the National Wool Growers Association ram sale. King Brothers of Laramie Wyo sell to Hobbs and Gillette of Buhl Idaho. Four hundred twenty two sheep sold total 145000 dollars. Delk Brothers of Rocky Mountain area sell selections. Thad and Earl Delk plan reinvestment in sheep and registered stock.

Rowwell News Salt Lake City United States Delk Brothers Rocky Jones Brothers Thad Earl Delk

Riots Prompt Mass Transfer of Prisoners to Fort Bliss

Approximately 100 Black soldiers from Columbus New Mexico are moved under guard of the Twelfth U S Cavalry to Fort Bliss Texas for confinement after riots in Houston. The transfer was postponed in El Paso as a heavy military guard was required.

Houston Fort Columbus U. S. Cavalry el Paso Texas Twenty-Fourth Infantry N. M Fort Bliss

Family visit spans lakewood to Upper Black river ranches

Mrs George Stone and family enjoyed a pleasant visit with sister Mrs Ed at Lakewood then traveled to GC C Cass ranch and Arthur Mayes ranch on Upper Black river. They returned to town for school shopping and arranging a new governess Miss Maloma Carson from Hope. Mis Rena Stone plans to teach near them as family prepares for winter.

George Stone Lakewood Cass C. Cass Arthur Mayes Upper Black River Mar Stone Misa Rena Stone Mise Rena California Mra Maloma Carson Hope Orla

Pickens Return to Ranch After Illness

Mr and Mrs Pickens return to the ranch at the foot of the Guadalupe mountains Tuesday. Mrs Pickens had been ill for a month and has now recovered. Mr Pickens attended the institute and may teach this coming winter. He stayed in Texan and was considered thorough in his calling and will likely satisfy if he is employed.

Red Bluff Visitors Split Time In Local Homes

Mr and Mrs Ben Dickson and their children arrived from Red Bluff Tuesday and spent the night with Henry Dickson at the flume. They praised their crops and garden with many watermelons. Mrs M J Montgomery returned from a three week visit with relatives in Lubock and Silverton Texas, noting daughter Mrs Wescott lives in Lubock and composed poetry about her brother going to war.

Ben Dickson Red Bluff Henry Dickson Mra. Riley Roy Dickson M. J. Montgomery Lubock Silverton Texas Wescott Lubcock

Carlsbad Steam Laundry Promotes Sanitary Washing Method

The Carlsbad Steam Laundry endorses a wrap used in their washing process described as The Sanitary Way to wash faces safely without injury.

Carlsbad

Knott Family Visits Picturesque Canyon Dwellings

A. S. Knott and his young son Newell traveled to town from Sitting Bull canyon. They describe the area as a picturesque dwelling place with steep cliffs and a nearby waterfall, which is well worth seeing and brightens long daylight hours.

A. S. Knott Little Newell Sitting Bull Canyon

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