Carlsbad Newspaper Masthead and Publication Details
Entered on second class matter April 16 1917 at the Carlsbad New Mexico post office under the Act March 3 1879. Published daily Sundays excepted by the Carlsbad Printing Co with L. Perry as editor and manager.
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Carlsbad
New Mexico
Sulndays
Carlsbad Printing Co
Registration for 1918 Draft Set by Crowder Office
Provisions under Wilson era draft law require all men 21 since June 6, 1917 or turning 21 by June 6, 1918 to register on June 6 1918. Crowder's office plans local board enrollment with an estimated 760000 eligible for service from over 1 million registrations. Divinity and medical students must register though some misstatements had suggested exemptions. Registration runs 7 am to 9 pm at designated local boards with penalties for noncompliance.
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Treddent Wilson
General Crowder
Gen Crowder
Gen. Crowder
United States
Regular Army
Navy
Marine Corps
National Guard
Naval Militia
Reserve Corps
Inter Reserve Corps
Porte
Crowder Haw
Wilson
Ihe
Bone
Congress
Red Cross Benefit Entertains Cloverdale NM May 21 1918
A Cloverdale New Mexico Red Cross benefit entertainment directed by Mrs. John Stewart and others raised 156.75 dollars. Treasurer Mrs. Cora Sanford and secretary Miss Bertha Tolliver were elected. Contributors include M Ho Wright 5.90 Sol Moore 4.00 Charley Kaiser 8.00 and many others with musicians credited. Total receipts later listed as 071.75 with additional donations from J P Hunt and Mixa Hessie Hunt.
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Hed Cross
Cloverdate
N. M. Cloverdale
N. M
John Stewart
Corn Sanford
Joe Good
Red Cross
Cloverdale
Cora Sanford
Bertha Tolliver
M. Ho Wright
Sol Moore
Charley Kaiser
Ao John Terry
Coe
Charley Johnson
Lee Howard
Hen Robertson
BR Miller
Bo Mae Good Y
Hughes, Griffin, Pendleton and Johnson
Mary EB. Fulbright
Walter Griffin
Hertha Toliver
Harp
Dick Bans
J. PP. Hunt
Mixa Hessie Hunt
Bertha
Toliver
Food and war impact near long-held French farms
The article recalls German retreat in Northern France and destruction of fruit trees as a wartime tactic. It notes aid by the 8 Food Administration and U boat policy as part of a broader campaign. It also mentions the Alinger family returning to Carlabad, church activity, and local travel notes about Mrs Fenton, Mia Lusk, and Albert Johnson in town.
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France
Adva
0. 8 Food Administration
America
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A. L. Alinger
Carlabad
Roswell
Will Fenton
Mia
Joe Lusk
Bates
Lusk
Mr. Lusk
Albert Johnson
Black River
Morthern
Rereeaninve Govanns
Oreniep
Ford Car
Brest
Ford
Southern Auto CO
Earl G, Woolack, Mgr