Radio Operator Training At New Mexico College
The United States Signal Corps appeals to New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts to train 15 000 radio operator candidates for Army service. Beginning December 9 1917 the two month course costs transportation and 40 dollars for board and room. Selection from second and later drafts with physicals, no exemptions. Successful candidates receive certificates, enter Signal Corps with rapid pay and potential promotions.
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Agricultural College
Signal Corps
Asonal
Texas Norther A Red Cross Appeal for Woolen Garments
A World War I era appeal urges women in Carthage and allied regions to knit woolen garments for American and allied soldiers. Major Murphy seeks 1.66 million sweaters mufflers wristlets and socks totaling nine million pieces to be shipped to France before Christmas. The piece likens the northern wind to a battlefront hardship and calls for swift civilian aid to sustain liberty.
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Murphy
Red Cross Society
Bagdad
Ani Fea
Carthage
Tassin Legion of 1
Mat Dikker
France
Carlabad
Hberty
National Live Stock Meet Calls for Higher U S Production
The National Live Stock Association issued a call to producers to increase American output during its 21st convention. The meeting will convene in Salt Lake City Utah on January 10.
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Associated Preen
Weaver
Colorado
America
National Live Stock Association Today
Cheir
Salt Lake City
Utah
Worship at Presbyterian Church Sermon on The Single Lapse
Morning worship at the Presbyterian church next Sunday features a sermon titled The single Lapse of El. In the evening a course on the Protestant Reformation continues with a focus on the Verdment history in Scotland and England.
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Scotland
England
Army of Women to Be Sent to France
The War Office plans 8000 to 10000 women monthly for service in France and home districts. Women fill roles in freight, warehouses, clerical work, and even Royal Flying Corps. Labor Minister Roberts praises adaptability, noting improved catering and sanitation in France and overall military efficiency gains from women in service.
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England
France
War Office
Ines
Royal Flying Corps
Roberts
Steubenville High Girls Agree to Restrict Fudge During War
Steubenville high school girls vow not to make fudge until the war ends to aid the food administration in managing shortages. The pledge aims to conserve supplies and support national effort.
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Girie
Steubenville
O Rave
Food Administration
Countywide farmers meetings planned in Eddy County
A series of farmers meetings will be held across Eddy County December 3 to 8. Noted speakers include Prof. Merrill on insect control, Extension Veterinarian Johnson on diseases of farm and range animals, poultry expert Prof. Thompson, Cotton Marketing Specialist Tucker, and Miss Lucille Woodard county agent for chores and household topics. The program aims to boost pest control, poultry knowledge, and cotton planning with local aid to ensure strong turnout.
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Eddy County
D. EB
Merrill
Tilke
Thin County
Vref
Merritt
Ve.st. Johnson
Johnson
Carlsbad
R. P. Thompson
New Mexico Agricultural College
Thouspton
Tucker
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Lucille Woodard
Chaves County
Miss Woodard
Baureau
Methodist Church Bulletin Sunday Services and Welcome
Sunday school at 9:45 am preaching at 11 00 am and 7 20 pm Senior Epworth League 0 30 pm prayer meeting Wednesday 7 00 pm Cordial invitation and warm welcome to strangers visitors Pastor George H Givan
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Poster
Ham
Epworth League
George H, Givan
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State College
N. M. Applicaon
Texas
Ared Cros
Presbyterian Church
Cook
Daniel Grifin
Congressman Griffin
New York
Methodist Church
Bulleten
Merry
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