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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1918
Page
2
The Carlabad Printing Co publishes The Evening Current daily except Sundays with editor Perry and Mer noted. The paper entered second class matter April 16 1917 at Carlabad NM post office under the 1879 act.
A notice stating The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to all AP dispatches and locally published news within the paper, with republication rights reserved for content credited to AP unless otherwise specified.
June field reports from El Paso Gap New Mexico describe goats, crops and weather. Hugh King from Rock Springs Texas to the Gap for his tail and water, Sifford and Lewin families, and a spring rain easing drought. Farmers plant Mexican June corn Pinto beans while scouting water and pasture conditions.
The Missouri and Kansas folks plan a July Fourth picnic at Springs with expected larger turnout than last year. Mesdawes Falke and M. L. Davis lead arrangements to welcome attendees from Show-Me and Sunflower states and beyond. A shade-filled gathering under ranch trees is anticipated.
In County Down the marquis of Downshire, owner of about 120000 acres, travels by a special engine at Millsborough castle grounds where a miniature railway runs. The small train includes an engine carriage and guard’s van and reflects a long line of Christian names linked to the ancestral marquis.
A daily thought quotes that few people show true courage to be good as they really are, credited to J C and A W Hare.
A concise statement claims a singular action moves globally to restore balance between right and wrong as efforts proceed briskly to their assigned sphere. The wording emphasizes a universal, steady endeavor rather than a specific event or actor.
The governor proclaims June 28 1918 as War Savings Day urging residents to pledge for War Savings Stamps to reach a $7 000 000 goal. The call cites need to support troops with clothing food and equipment and names Hallerynolds as state War Savings director under the secretary of the treasury. The proclamation is dated June 4 1918 in Santa Fe.
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