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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1918
Page
2
A newspaper notice advertises a Dec 14 sale offering special pricing on all ladies ready-to-wear and millinery items. The ad highlights discounted apparel and hats with limited time availability at the store.
Montgomery Ala Ensign Carson Siler and Amex Chord of Oshkosh Iowa with William Siler of Cleveland Ohio fly a patrol off Citybronk North Sea They reportedly sinking a German submarine with two bombs and machine gun fire but official recognition is uncertain due to lack of verification The incident occurred early morning and involved the submarine refilling tanks when attacked
A naval observer recounts a submarine attack by American forces off the North een coast. The submarine submerged twice and finally vanished, with two enemy sailors' bodies later found on the beach. An officer praises the Americans as tireless and effective.
Ohio soldier Sig Spira son of a Cleveland banker was mourned by relatives and friends who visited the Spira home with condolences and offerings. Camp Sherman veteran Ste later denied Spanish flu death rumors, noting he never had the illness. The funeral was postponed after Twain quip about his own obituary.
Nebraska will provide 90 per cent of the potash supply in the United States this year, according to W. I. M. Maupin state publicity director at Lincoln. Nebraska manufacturers have invested $5,000,000 in potash development and will produce over $20,000,000 worth of potash in 1918.
The Polar 1 steamship relic, recently arrived, will be sold with proceeds donated to the Red Cross. The piece honors Stefansson and supports relief work through the donation.
The document cites German wartime charges against Belgium totaling about 1.921 billion dollars through 1914 with additional losses and requisitions likely in the hundreds of millions. It notes 1.75 million Belgian workers deported to Germany in winter 1916, wiping out future production in the country.
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