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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1918
Page
4
United States wartime reports show swift meat exports to Allies at about 16 000 pounds per minute, with six to ten days of shipments building up a large mass. One hog in four sent abroad under the program as civilians endure meat shortages at home.
Local officers led a school district meeting at the Lower Mack River school house with 3 officers present and many heads of families. Attendees pledged support for War Savings Stamps, then joined Albert Johnson’s home for fruit and aqua pura. The community choir, led by Mrs. Pearce, performed patriotic songs.
The YMCA and Army arrange seven day leaves for about 300 to 500 American soldiers in Saveie department centers like Aux Haine and Chanitery Challenten Kaus. Hotels are reserved for soldiers, with rates set and passes issued, while leisure facilities include theaters baths and sports grounds.
Article notes the Eddy County Abstract Co organized in 1861 with Francis G. Tracy as president and C H McLenathen and Lewis E Alexander in officers at Carlsbad New Mexico. It then covers soldiers on leave in France with liberty of action, patrols to curb alcohol, hotel controls, and end of excerpt describing diverse nationalities among troops.
The great dike called Holland's Great Sike stretches about forty miles from near the Voxel river across the Hook of Holland to the sea. It was built in sections and has stood for seven centuries, holding back waters from the low lying frida.
A note recalls Chester as an early center for horseracing in England. It cites a 1000 prize offered by the city mayor for a racing contest, highlighting the sport's ancient ties to the town.
A brief Enquirer note discusses how wives often judge husbands by faults, reflecting on domestic relationships and social expectations. The piece cites common criticisms and suggests a balanced view of marriage dynamics.
The Boston Transcript reports a cryptic New York paper headline about men in a pool and a possible misprint or misinterpretation suggesting suspicious activity.
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