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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1917
Page
4
Fragmented reminiscence recounts townspeople arrivals and departures. References to Dame Omen Mardin and Mrs Minus Clandy, mail car routes, pasture shifts, wagon travel, and changes in road service affecting passengers. Inspector Heard travels to Texas for a few months as local details drift.
President Woodrow Wilson spoke before a large audience at the Washington monument, declaring the United States has entered World War I to keep the world safe for democracy and to confront German Imperial aggression. The event, part of Frog Jay celebration, emphasized new aims of U S involvement and the nation’s resolve.
A Kansas City case center on a girl forced to attend a public school while her parents refused. Judge Porter Portertioht allowed retention of John Ster nog a private tutor to teach arithmetic geography writing spelling Greek history reading hygiene and grammar. The court monthly status remained under review as the pupil progressed in the stated curriculum.
American troops will bring rest and recreation centers to France as part of a plan by training camp activities committees appointed by Secretary Haker. The committees have received numerous offers of aid and support from allied entertaineers and volunteers to accompany the centers aboard the planes bound for France.
An article outlines a plan to appoint about twenty nine new generals, including four brigadier generals, with promotions based on merit. It notes the president will make certain general officer choices at his discretion, aiming to align promotions with proven service and leadership.
Reported reflections praise U S Marines for stabilizing Haiti and Santo Domingo through disciplined policing and sanitation gains. A U S Marine Corps quartermaster sergeant notes the force discouraged violence and aided reconstruction while religious leaders acknowledge improved living conditions and public health under their presence.
Hempstead Long Island policewoman Mia Mel Wanner and her trained German police dog pursued a burglar across Hempstead Westbury Garden City and Meadowbrook Farms area. The chase ended when the suspect was dropped at Garden City street after three miles through fields and thickets.
The text paints a town transformed by improvements and a new civic spirit. Citizens embrace honest work and governance, praising officers and workers for municipal progress and a shared duty to persevere through hardship.
Our old friend Sam Hecker died at Tularosa New Mexico a few days ago and was brought to his old home in Carle bad by the Masons of which order he was a member and buried there last Wednesday morning. Sam was a whole souled big hearted man and gained many friends on the plains where hearts are heavy with grief at his sudden departure near the fresh river at the foot of the countryside.
In a Capitol scene a khaki clad youngster is cheered as officers and rookies are discussed. Representative Mann and a minority leader react as the chamber swings with applause for the student’s gesture amid a Republican wave.
A novel device is described to suspend posters at accessible costs using a simple display surface. The mechanism appears to attach to a wall and hold posters without complex setup, suggesting an affordable, user friendly solution for rapid poster presentation.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m Preaching at 12 Epworth League 7 p m Preaching 8 p m Rev A C Bell pastor calendar of services Baptist Church Sunday Almanac Sunday School Preaching 1b to 1 Sunday I M Sunbeam Minute 830 Junior BY TV 380 to 41 mer BY PLU 7 to 8 reaching 8 to Wednesday Peager meeting 8 to 9 Thursday Women s Auxiliary meetings in each month at the chares Friday in the evening Chole practice St Edwards Church services Sundays 7 a m Low Mass English sermon High Mass English sermon at a.m.
Bible school 9:45 a.m. Communion and preaching service to Junior C. B. 8:50 p.m. Preaching service at p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:80 p.m. Subject at the Christian eleb June 17th. Morning The Great Magee Evening In Him. A cordial welcome to D. F. Sellards Pastor.
Grace Church Episcopal announces holy communion on the Lord's Day morning at eleven. Services include a morning prayer and bible reading, with parish fellowship to follow.
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