Evening Current masthead note and rights statement
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Tragic auto crash claims local banking figure life
A fatal car wreck on the Cotulla road killed a young man, influential Dimmit County banker and president of the Dimmit County State Bank, while several companions were injured. Funeral services Sunday marked a somber town event as survivors receive community support. The report also notes October land payments boosting state treasury funds and allocations to schools and institutions.
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Mitey Haines
Himmit County State Bank
Cotulla
Maglave
Mra BF
Kelle
An Niuvenhuvne
W. K. Russell
John Stone
Kellogg
Marie
Mary Barnes
Alpha Barnes
Jim
Barksdale
Tes
Carrizo Springs
Mympany
Dimmit County State Carver
Dimmit County State Bank
Eld
Tom D. Barnes
Ian
Car Springs Javalin
State Land Office Reports Record October Income
The state land department records a new high income for October settlements, led by State Land Commission Obert P Ervion with a total of 461 dollars credited to the treasury. The payment tops the 1916 November figure by about 45 thousand dollars, marking the year’s heaviest distribution to beneficiary institutions and funds under the state land warrants system.
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Treasury
Land Office
State University
Santa
State Land Department
Nual
State Land Commission Obert
State Treasury
State
State Land Office
State Land
New Era as New Mexico Votes Prohibition Wins The State
Albuquerque Journal reports a new era for New Mexico after a decisive prohibition vote and tax amendments defeat. The piece argues liquor industry decline, economic gains for dry goods and merchants, improved living conditions, and end of political boss power, with limited personal importation allowed for whiskey or beer.
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Albuquerque Journal
Pto Bess
United States
New Mexico
el Paso
Cole's Hot Bingt Heaters Offer Comfort and Economy
Cole's Hot Bingt Heaters promise warm, efficient heating for modern homes. The ad highlights affordable operation and snug living spaces, appealing to homeowners seeking value without sacrificing comfort.
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Cole
Catholic Ladies Bazaar Set For November 24
The Catholic ladies have selected Saturday November 24 for their bazaar. Organizers urge attendance and note proceeds will support church activities and parish programs.
German Spy in Argentina Undercover as Hotel Manager
An El Diario article reveals German spy activity in Argentina led by a man identified as Captain von Papero. He posed as a gentle farmer and hotel manager, mingling with Argentine society, amassing intelligence, and forming German subject colonies for potential military use.
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EL Diario
Argentine Republic
Ario
Argentina
Fotte
Cordoba Hille
Bleh
Ager
Hia
Hiede
Singer ' Theril
Hn Reef Hud
Cordoba
Germany
Hert Wureel
Wurzel
Nber
Buenos Aires
Err Worzel
Taten
Hig House
von Papeo
Mit Place
Do Your Swearing at the Current Notary Always in
A terse note questions the reliability of a notary service described as always in use. The fragment hints at a persistent, possibly underhanded practice connected to current affairs, but the readable text provides no concrete names or dates to confirm specifics.
Walton Has Help the Homesteade
Silver City New Mexico reports intense interest for homesteaders as W B Walton receives notice from H V Reiger of USGS on land classification under the stock-raising homestead law passed December 29 1916. Funds for examinations became available in June after the sundry civil bill approval.
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Civil Service Commission
Cte
Geological Survey
Silver City
N. Mo
New Mexico
W. B. Walton
H. V. Reiger
United States Geological Survey
Mr. Riced
Walton
Santa Fe Food Official Discusses Bean Market Policy
State food administrator Ralph C. Ely reports a telegram from Washington stating the army and navy ordered bean shipments under Lith. The Food Administration cannot fix bean prices but will curb unreasonable trade profits to keep costs reasonable for consumers. Officials urge fair profits over production cost and warn against hoarding and reselling. Manchurian bean imports rise due to wartime pressures, while weather and ocean risks affect market values.
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Santa Fe
Ralph C. Ely
Nawil
Wash
Army
Navy
Federal Trade Commission
Departments of Coordination
Food Administration
The
New York State
Michigan
Colorado
California
Europe
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