Carlsbad Current editorial and postage note
The Carlsbad Current under editor William H Mullane notes second class matter status since 1917 and outlines subscription rates of 6.00 per year 4.00 for six months and 0.60 per month with Sundays off and AP membership rights for published news.
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Carlsbad
New Mexico
Carlsbad Printing Company
Advan
Intertype machine debuts at local expo next week
A new Intertype machine, priced around 3 000 90, weighs about seven hundred pounds and will be shown at Bro expo next week. It uses electric heat to operate and can handle rapid job printing, promising a wide range of types and an up to date daily and weekly output.
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Bro
The Current brings Russia news to Carlsbad first
The Current, a Carlsbad booster paper, claims to provide Russia news at least twenty four hours before any other source. It emphasizes local origin and long service to the town while questioning why farther papers should be preferred over a Carlsbad product.
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Russia
Carlslad
Carlfod
Arlsbad
Carlsbad
Moripzn YS Sale At Malagay Day Proves Successful
The big sale at Malagay Day, advertised exclusively by the weekly Current, drew strong buying. Mr. Moritaky, in town, reports selling nearly all items including furniture tools horses and livestock at goad prices though milch cows were not loaded before dusk valuing private sale afterwards.
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Malagay
Ovekly Clrrent
Moritaky
Local figures visit town for aid and business talks
Art Pelk aids his father MM in town for beans and business. Mr Detk, known to Carletud residents, once det dies to town often with fut since his mistor hin boy's for many.
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Art Pelk
Detk
Case unfolds in Sinn 1 Smith and aniel Beevn contest
M. B Sewalt, cashier of the First Hime Hank of Lavington, appears in the court as the contest between Sinn 1 Smith and aniel Beevn proceeds.
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M. B Sewalt
Hank of
Lavington
Tay Aso Wittvas
Sinn 1 Smith
Aniel Beevn
Local visitors lodge at Bates hotel and area towns
Eyleston from the SL in ealay in the interest of the firm holson from the Diamond visited last night. George 8. Jones of Roswell was an overnight visitor in Ca. Al Rushini of Pearl is here today on business and loading supplies. Tad Richards and Roy Baten of Winter Texas were overnight guests. Tad is Rob Richards's brother, who launches thirty five miles east.
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George 8. Jones
Roswell
al Rushini
Pearl
Tad Richards
Roy Baten
Winter Texas
Bates Hotel
Tad
Rob Richards
What Is Your Bit From Farmers' Exchange Bulletin
The piece urges a cooperative national effort asking readers to do their part rather than criticize. It emphasizes constructive help over fault finding and suggests practical, positive action to benefit others and the community. It contrasts building a new home with demolishing an existing one without offering improvement.
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Farmers’ Exchange Bulletin
Bei
OLIN obituary notice from Associated Press
Obituary notice from the Associated Press reports the death of an individual in Olin. Details are limited in the fragment, with no full name, age, date, or burial information available in the readable text.
Indefatigable charity worker in Paris earns acclaim
Margaret Sharp daughter of Ambassador William Graves Sharp gains reputation as a tireless war aide in Paris. She organizes aid efforts for the Red Cross and other wartime relief activities through the Pentante fund and affiliated committees, earning recognition as a notable philanthropic executive.
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Mins
Margaret Sharp
William Graves Sharp
Red Crows
Paris
Orgaoiret
Lia Great Charitable
Pentante Fine Thes
Crip Soldiers Aid Fund Backed by Community
Local volunteers launch a support drive to assist crippled, old, injured, and wounded soldiers seeking care and rehabilitation. The effort aims to raise funds, provide equipment, and connect veterans with medical and welfare services through community groups and post chapters.
Wound healing discovery donated to UC by Dr Robertson
Dr T Bealls ford Robertson, UC biochemistry professor, donated all latent rights to a new wound healing substance named Tethelin. Tests in European army hospitals and elite U S hospitals show it heals stubborn wounds, burns, frostbite, and varicose-vein–damaged tissue quickly. Proceeds fund medical research as an endowment for the university.
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T. Beallsford Robertson
Europe
Pew
Seed Corn Selection for Two Years of Plantings
Farmers select adapted seed by choosing ears from plants that show best yields in fair neighbor trials. Pick long ears with large uniform kernels, from plants that have proven their performance and become locally adapted.
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