Weather and Crop Conditions in New Mexico Week Ending July 28 1918
General showers across the state eased drought and improved crops. Winter wheat harvests finished in north districts, under way elsewhere with good yields in irrigated fields. Corn beans fodder crops oats alfalfa and gardens doing well. Jemez Springs reports excellent corn and potatoes with spring wheat harvest underway. range improving.
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Drouth
Jemez Springs
AP News Rights Notice
The text states The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publish news dispatches credited to AP or not and to publish local news within this paper. It asserts republication rights and ownership of the AP reports.
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Associated Press
Eddy County Short of Eligible Men for Draft Calls
Eddy County is short of eligible men for service and will call sixty men from Grant County Lordsburg Western Liberal. The county, having sent many volunteers to the war, ranks first in the state for its proportion of Class One men per population. The record reflects a proud wartime contribution.
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Eddy County
Grant County
Lordsburg Western
Agricultural weather summary across New Mexico regions
Reports from El Paso Melrose Mille and nearby areas note mostly good crops and early harvests. Vines disease free alfalfa favored by favorable weather. wheat harvests mixed with some drought relief from recent rains. fruit and truck crops in El Paso and Rio Grande Valley show good growth and markets active.
Japan to Send Soldiers to Siberia Hills
The American proposal to assist the Czecho Slovak armies in Siberia is officially accepted by Japan. Army casualties total 08 with Lucas M. Parra of Phoenix, Arizona among the severely wounded.
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Japan
Siberia
Washington
Lucas M. Parra
Phoenix
Arizona
Lakewood People and Visitors Across Texas and New Mexico
Local residents and visitors listed include Pat Morrison Artesia business view, Luther Wilcox Carlsbad haircut, Dollie Dugan and Beatrice head home to San Angelo Texas, Miss Mabel Robinson and Christine Kroeger at Capitan New Mexico, and many others visiting Artesia Roswell Capitan Wichita Falls Phoenix Midland and Carlsbad. Public notices show war productivity lectures and a schedule of speakers from July 26 to August 17 1918 with Linn asking for notification of substitutions.
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Pat Morrison
Artesia
Luther Wilcox
Carlsbad
Dollie Dugan
Beatrice
San Angelo
Texas
Mabel Robinson
Christine Kroeger
Capitan
New Mexico
One Millman
W.W. W. Snyder
A. McNeill
KR. G. Adams
J. L. Pate
Puray
Furay
J. J
Pate
Mia
C. Keith
Alline Baker
Gladys Steel
Doc McAle
TX Ranch
Will Howell
R. G. Adams
Arizona
Roswell
W. K. MacGonagill
Holtwood
Anch
Culpepper
Osteopaths Serve Honored Women Across Communities
The baseless claim that osteopath patients are treated nude is dismissed by noting that osteopaths count many of the best and most respected women in every community among their clients. This defender emphasizes professional respect and credibility of osteopathy.
Army of Savers War Saving Stampa Ad Pitch
An advertisement invites readers to join the Army of Savers and buy War Saving Stampa bonds. The aim is to encourage wartime savings and support national effort through bond purchases.
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Army of Savers
Stampa
Printing Line Contact Prompt
A brief note directs readers to call 49 for any printing line needs. It emphasizes quick action and access to the printing department.
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