Carlsbad Printing Co. Publication Details
The notice indicates subscription rates and in advance terms for a Carlsbad New Mexico newspaper edited by Tm H Mullane. It notes entry at the post office under March 3 Act and that the paper is published daily except Sundays by the Carlsbad Printing Company.
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TxEvening
Tm. H. Mullane
Eneie
Declans Matter
Carlas New Mexico
Suridaye
Carlsbad Printing Company
Our Flag and England Bands in War Time Resolve
A rousing wartime exhortation urges courage and loyalty from every man to bear today’s heat and burden. It compares unity in crisis to Civil War drafts and stresses national resolve, urging continued support for the government during the present crisis.
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England
Uct
Overal
Egorito
Mexico
Home Guard urges sacrifice for national safety
The article urges citizens to support the Home Guards and endure short personal sacrifices to ensure safety. It emphasizes unity, the need to prevent rioting, and the importance of safeguarding homes and loved ones through continued commitment.
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Hone
Ocean Trade Panel Aims to Boost Allied Shipping
A Washington conference among vessel and transport officials, the Shipping Board, and the Council for Nation May vessels proposed a defense council to coordinate merchant ships during the war. William Deaman leads the Shipping Board, with a plan to mobilize rail and ship resources for wartime transport.
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Washington
Teats Vortarion Company
Shipping Board
Council For Nation
Defense Council
Willian Deaman
Chateman
Siping
Mmitt Pe Fevantly
Fall Erstens
Alpine Board
Dutch Loans Funded American Freedom in 1781
The article recalls how European bankers backed the American Revolution, detailing Dutch loans from 1781 onward. It notes key figures like Adams and Livingston and the pivotal 1781 Yorktown period, emphasizing money's role in securing independence and the ongoing Dutch financial support through multiple bonds.
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Mrankiln
Adams
Laevie
Livingston
America
Chen
Cornwillis ii
Ted Grme
Ital Congress
Dutch bankers funded American liberty with hard cash
The article argues that Holland provided between 2 and 5 million dollars during and after the Revolution. It credits Dutch bankers and volunteers, especially French, with supporting the growth of the American republic. It exhorts readers to buy liberty bonds to ensure future gratitude from descendants.
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Xenius
Washington
Hia
American Commonwealth
Dutch Hankers
Nebraska Convicts May Go to the Front
Lincoln Neb state penitentiary prepares for wartime mobilization with convicts drilled as soldiers. Warden Fenton plans training for inmates and enlists his own help, stating readiness to serve if called. About 300 inmates and staff may participate as war game aides under Secretary Connell.
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Ueto
Aarelen Tor
Priko
Fenton
O'Fhell
Tyregin
Tehlet
Germany
Connell
Bonsident Willman
Hoarding Criticized as Unpatriotic Verdict
Massachusettes executive denounces hoarding of money and large provisions as treasonous to the country. He warns that hoarding by a few drives up prices and harms neighbors, urging communal aid over selfish stockpiling during hard times.
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Heston Henry C Rndicott
Massachusette
Food Grown Aboard Railroads In North Carolina
Durham and Southern Railway offers right of way along tracks for vegetable gardens to boost America’s WWI food supply. Duke-backed tobacco magnates own the line. proposal includes incentives to farmers and workers to plant along the railroad corridor.
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Durham
Soo
North Carolina
America
Durham and Southern Railway
New York
Marriage of Orvert and Aia by Justice Baird
A couple identified as Orvert and Aia were married by Justice Baird in a civil ceremony. The record notes the officiant's name and confirms the union without further details.
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Tiveness
Orvert
Aia
Justice Baird
Carlsbad adopts 1917 liquor ordinance for guards and national service
The town of Carlsbad Eddy County New Mexico passes Ordinance No. 129 restricting sale or giving of intoxicating liquors to National Guard members and US Army or Navy personnel with limited exceptions for medical prescriptions. It sets fines from fifty to one hundred dollars and jail terms from ten days to three months, with funds split between the town and the convicting party. The ordinance takes effect five days after publication.
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National Guard
State of
New Mexico
Army
Navy
United States of America
Board of Frusters
Carlsbad
Eddy County
Sraon
D. G. Grantham
Jing. W. Wel
Jersey Bull Offered for Service at Club Stable
A Jersey bull will be found at the Club Stable for local farmers with cows seeking a good breeding animal.
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