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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1917
Page
4
Reports from Sioux reservations indicate broad readiness among tribesmen to join military efforts. Text mentions volunteer enlistments, government recruitment plans, and the push to mobilize Native Americans for frontline duties amid ongoing conflict.
Sunday schedule includes preaching at Man Epworth League 2 pm. Rev. Al J. Hell pastor. Baptist Church features morning and evening services with Sunday School and missionary activities. Women's Auxiliary meets monthly. choir practice Friday. Grace Church Episcopal lists Lord's Day prayers, sermons, and a prayer meeting Wednesday. Pratt is the vicar.
In a portrait of John J. Pershing, the article traces his rise from frontier officer to a defining World War I leader. It highlights his physical stature, disciplined career, and praised leadership in campaigns from the Philippines to Europe while noting mixed perceptions among soldiers and civilians.
A 1907 era notice explains the June 5 registration requirement for men close to the drafted age. It details the age groups eligible and emphasizes the penalty of imprisonment for failing to register. The proclamation specifies those born before and after certain dates who must register.
Uraes proposes pond use to boost freshwater food supply across sections of the United States. The plan envisions ponds with ample space for pens and operations, offering a practical, affordable route to increased fish production and broader availability.
The article outlines a new officer uniform with a British style coat or tunic, a lapel and stripe collar design, and a belt. It notes inspection from lapels and promises added swagger. Russian wear will be olive drab woollike cloth with trench belts, heavier than khaki.
A historical notice explains that registration for June 5 1917 is required for all male US residents aged 25 or older with limited exceptions for military service. It outlines how the sick or absent register via county or city clerks, provides instructions for mailing a completed card, and details booth hours from 7 am to 9 pm.
A Brooklyn woman pleads separation alleging her spouse’s misconduct. The case notes a cosmetic theft involving oral gold fillings removed from her husband’s teeth and sold, details showing duration of separation and legal action.
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