Evening Current masthead and publication details
The notice states the Evening Current edited and managed by L. Perry, entered as second class matter on April 16, 1917 at Carlsbad post office, under a historical act from March 30, 1879. Published Sundays excepted by Carlsbad Printing Co.
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Carlsbad
New Mexico
Carlsbad Srinting Co
Work or Fight law urged by New Mexico defense councils
New Mexico regulators and the Council of Defense press for strict work or fight enforcement amid wartime needs. A state law targets idleness, with local councils to enforce, urging patriotism and full participation from all able residents. The tax assessor is ordered to adjust property values across districts, including irrigated lands, town plots, and orchards, to reflect true value under the 1917 framework.
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Crowder
Congress
New Mexico
New Mexico Council of Defense
Community Councils of Defense
State Tax Commission
Hope Community Ditch
Artesia
Carlsbad
U. S
Tinbad
Otte Precinet
Loving
Malaga
Commissioners Proceedings January 7 1918 Eddy County
The Board of County Commissioners met as a Board of Equalization on January 7 1918 to fix real estate and other property values for Eddy County for 1918 Present were L A Swigart chairman T J Bruce commissioner deputy sheriff and deputy assessor AJ KR O Quinn county clerk Absent C B Mann commissioner district 2 The board ordered the assessor to value railroad telephone telegraph properties and related assets for taxation on the 1918 roll.
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Board of County Commissioners
Ax. Senior
Eddy County
L. A. Swigart
Bruce
Sherif
Asses
AJ KR. O'Quinn
C. B. Mann
Eddy County War Session Plans Saloon Closures
On January 7 1918 the Eddy County New Mexico Board of Commissioners met in war session. A petition from Loving Precinct urged closing the J C Liease saloon and Villa Pool Hall as nuisances. District Attorney to prepare proper closure procedures. Reports from Frank H Richards Justice of the Peace Precinct 1 and T J Stagner Justice of the Peace Precinct 6 were received and approved.
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Board of County Commissioners
Eddy County
New Mexico
A. Swigart
Ro OD Bruce
J. T Cooper
al O'Quinn
Abwent
Ceb. Mann
Loving
J. C. Liease
Villa Pool Hall
Frank H. Richards
Precinct No. 1
County Board Adjourns After Claims Paid
The board moved and carried that the clerk draw S716 to 8781 inclusive to pay claims today. The board adjourned until Tuesday January 29th 1918 at 9 o'clock A M. Attest: A R OQuinn County Clerk.
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A. M. L. A. Swigart
County Board Proceedings January 1918 Lovings saloon action and road changes
January 20 1918 meeting notes show county commissioners approving warrants for wild animal bounty claims 1023 to 1110 and revoking the Urquides Co Loving New Mexico saloon license as a public nuisance. Special session February 27 1918 authorizes Avery traction engine purchase 18-26 size with staged payments. Also appointment to fill Justice of the Peace Precinct No 2 and road realignment from Lakewood to Hope.
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A. D
Board of County Commissioners
L. A. Swigart
C. Eb, Mann
R. D. Bruce
A. Br, O' Quinn
J. T. Cooper
Loving
New Mexico
Urquides & Co
Robt
Dow
Arauides & Co
Arquides & Co
Board of County Comuissioners
L. A. SwWieart
BK. Mann
R. O D. Bruce
A. R. O' Quinn
Avery Company
Mann
Bruce
Avery
Throveh Ite
George W. Warren
Porehane
Precinct No
George W. Comer
Clyde Egbert
Precinct
Lakewood
Hope
Town
Mazola Demonstration Marks Weekend Event at Pro Store
A fragment notes a Mazola demonstration conducted Saturday at a Pro store associated with Scantile Co. The readable text confirms a promotional event involving Mazola products during the weekend. Exact date and location details are not fully legible.
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Mazola
Draft replacement request to join camp in Milton Bergsson’s place
The writer asks if he can replace his deceased brother Milton in the draft at Camp Lee. A letter notes the officers aim to allow Paul Bergsson to join the division, with Young Bergson’s brother, a Pittsburgh drafter, guiding the appeal. The writer promises to report within two weeks if accepted.
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Camp Lee
Milton
Paul Bergsson
Bergson
Pittsburgh
Aggressive Religion Growth in India Highlighted
The World Outlook says Mohammedanism is the aggressive religion in India with higher membership growth than the general population, rising more than Christianity by both percentage and decade. Christianity shows a 25 percent increase over ten years, while the overall population grows about 2 percent.
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India
Character in Countenance Told by Marcus Aurelius
A line from Marcus Aurelius on integrity and sincerity shaping a man’s countenance, declaring that virtue cannot be hidden as it shows in facial expression and bearing. The quote emphasizes inner goodness reflecting outward demeanor.
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Marcus Aurelius
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Evening Current
L. Perry
Mgr
Attent
O'Quinn
Sor
T. J. Stagner
A. R. O'Quinn
Attest, A. Ft. O'Quinn