New Mexico Proclamation Declares May 30 1917 Decoration Day
Governor Lindsey proclaims Wednesday May 30 1917 as Decoration and Memorial Day in New Mexico. The notice urges patriotic observance, graveside rites, and prayer for world peace based on righteousness and justice, with seal and witnesses recorded. It includes troop and guard details, daylight flag-raising instruction, and fatigue duty provisions for May 24 25 1917.
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State of
New Mexico
LW. B. Lindsey
Santa Fe
Antonio Lucero
Unclear OCR fragment with scattered place names and events
Fragmentary scrapbook notes reference New York Nickelas quarters dollars and an aged woman dying in Manitow Whe Hore. Muted violence hints at thefts and a barge windstorm tossing a wagon and load, with a later storm driving a large craft onto a wagon path.
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Niekela
Manitow
Bernhardt Declares War Awakens France’s Religious Spirit
The aging star Bernhardt argues the war will awaken France’s religious spirit and heal spiritual wounds. She notes women’s attitudes toward motherhood and love, and predicts a purified nation emerging after peace with renewed faith and strength.
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France
Mie Bernhardt
de Taral
Cattalie Churet
Denis
Repnabll
De Potestad Seeks US Officer Commission
The report notes de Potestad and RK Le de Potestad, connected to Spanish claims after the Spanish American War, applied for U S Army Officers Reserve status from Maryland. The Navy and army boards examined the case, with testimony implying ties to the Spanish government and a Swiss absence. His son reportedly owns a large estate nearby.
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United States
Marqaie de Potestad
Tig
Marylood
Hhe
Totitiy
Livitenan
Asanty
Ucty
de Potestad
Switzerland
Death of a Little Child in Malaga Family
The infant son of Calvin Crawford and wife of Malaga died after a three week illness likely measles. The child, interred at Carlsbad, rests beside his grandfather GM Crawford. Neighbor Mr. Milan led funeral rites while families and neighbors offered support during the bereavement. Ed Tower and Mrs. Lewin Means and their child Beauchamp left after a period with Mrs. John Plowman due to illness in the household.
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Calvin Crawford
Malaga
New World
Carlsbat
GM. Crawford
Howard Kerr Place
Milan
Carlsbad
Lewin Means
Beauchamp
John Plowman
Queen
Mr. Means
Presbyterian Church Sees Large Attendance In Sacred Service
Sunday maritime worship followed Sunday school at the Presbyterian church with a sermon titled A Sacred Imperative. Communion services were well attended and the interest was deep. An encouragement to membership was noted.
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Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church Sunday Schedule and Saint Edward Masses
Sunday services at Peam Mremehing and No Worth Lemuee with morning and evening prayers. Rev A B Bell leads Sunday School and missionary activities. Wednesday and Friday events noted. St Edward parish lists masses including Low and High Mass with English sermons, no early Mass next Sunday.
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ST. Edward
Grace Church Services and Christian Church Schedule
Grace Church Episcopal holds day services with morning prayer and communion. Christian Church offers Bible school at 9 45 a m and a communion and preaching service at 11 a m with Junior CB and prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 00. May 27 sermon topic Christian Unity. No evening service. D F Sellards, Pastor.
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Grace Church
Episcopal
W. Pratt
Ervices
AT & Christian Church
Bible School
D. F. Sellards
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