Residents depart for new homes in four states
Mrs Keen Barr and baby Grace Ellen left for Albuquerque after visiting A C Geer family. A RK O Quinn family packing to move to Natchitoches Louisiana. New arrivals Mr and Mrs J F Paden from Burton Kansas to reside with M r and Mrs M F Chaytor this summer. T M Johnson and wife and Virginia Files will move Saturday to Poplar Bluff Missouri. Local residents leave, seeking better opportunities elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. RK. O'Quinn
Natchitoches
Louisiana
T. M. Johnson
Virginia Files
Voplar Bluff
Missouri
Bet Ty Ruth Moore Born In Lincoln Nebraska
Announcement cards report the birth of a six pound baby girl named Betty Ruth to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Moore of Lincoln Nebraska The father is a Moore grandson who lived here years ago with his sister Bernice after their mother died Best wishes are extended to the baby and parents C Bonner has been sent to San Antonio for Y M C A work before going to France He is a Carlsbad resident with a noted baritone voice and wide local acquaintance May good wishes attend C C Bonner and hopes be realized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Ruth
Kenneth Moore
Lincoln
Nebraska
Asbury Moore
Bernice
C. Bonner
San Antonio
Texas
France
Bonner
Carlsbad
C. C. Bonner
Albuquerque Official Tours for Coal Orders
Donald Young of Albuquerque executive secretary of the state fuel administration spent Wednesday in town. He held talks with J. M. Thorne county commission chairman as they urged residents to place coal orders now for next winter and discussed other related economy measures. Mr Young departed last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Young
Albuquerque
State Fuel Administration
Mr. Young
J. M. Thorne
Centlemen
Young
Job Printing Then Current If It Fits
Fragmentary notice hints at printing services during a recent period. It mentions cur rent and mercantile contexts and suggests job printing handled by local printers with subsequent completion by the current team. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear names or places.
Why We Fight By Clarence L Speed Secretary of War
In this wartime address the author argues the war is a fight for freedom against autocracy. He cautions that defeat would doom liberty worldwide, stresses Russia must reclaim freedom, denounces Bolshevik ideology, and asserts the United States must continue on the western front until Kaiser power is broken and autocracy in Europe is ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teels
Roseta
Rowen
Russia
Russla
America
Roseia
Kerenaky
Rusia
Kerensky
Kaiser
Germany
Hussin
Russa
United States
Do You Have a Cat A Wartime Proclamation by F Bateman
An unsigned wartime appeal argues cats drain national food, wealth, and health resources. It claims millions of felines would consume vast food value yearly, funds that could instead buy war materials and bonds. The piece urges readers to eradicate cats as a patriotic duty amid 1918 food shortages and Allied support needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cate
F. Bateman
Rain falls and tank washed out on Paul Ares ranch
Rain in Carlabad and the surrounding region totals heavy amounts with government language noting eleven hundredth inches. Heavier showers are described in the mountains to the west. A large tank on Paul Ares ranch was completely washed out, causing a notable loss. Prospects for additional moisture remain favorable this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlabad
Here
Paul Ares
Legal blanks at the Current office
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Mra
J. F. Paden
Burton
Kansas
Mra. M. F. Chaytor
Pecos Valley
Clarence L. Speed
Union League Club
Uhicwne
Um Gerhis
Watchword
Koves Lumber Co
Jacob J. Smith
Noma
Postoffice
Pecos Valley Lumber Co
Anitary Barber Sh
Sevice
Stevenson & Farris
W. F. McIlvain
Harry Woodman
G. RK. Spencer
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