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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1918
Page
3
The burned Santa Fe round house is under reconstruction and will be larger with a 4h 40 by 180 feet machine shop, five engine stalls and coal chutes. About 20 men work on the project, a welcome employment source after completion.
Carlsbad New Mexico reports a brief weather outlook with little temperature change for tonight and Tuesday. J W Tulk returns from his ranch and will stay several days. County commissioners R D Bruce and C B E Mann are in town for official business and met to canvass the November 6 election vote, with official results expected soon.
Malaga resident C W Beeman attends peace celebrations while H G Muldrow visits from a sheep ranch. Roswell’s Rn Lykine tours Carlsbad, Clarence Bell of Firet National Tank travels to Albuquerque on business, and B F Guthrie with wife and three children arrive from Sidney Ohio, staying with Henry Koverman and ill with flu. Guthrie plans to relocate.
The company warns customers that from now on all service accounts will be rendered on the first of each month and must be paid by the 16th to avoid discontinuation. An agreement with Garlsbad merchants limits credits to 30 days. The firm notes national and Roswell rate increases and government credit regulation, asserting it serves public interest.
Malagh nom reports Miss Anna Hoag planning return to Voso for school preparations as influenza subsides. Primary teacher Miss Inez Hatfield convalesces after a two week illness. Nurse Miss Roberta Henderson rests at home after 23 days on duty. Local notes praise health workers and reflect on the epidemic's impact on Cotton picking and area life.
A forthcoming Congress faces formulating and adopting a new shipping policy while addressing government building operations and current whip dynamics amid early postwar planning.
The article argues against government subsidies or ownership to keep American ships competitive, warning such moves would distort free enterprise and favor political allies. It calls for using market-based reforms without lowering seamen labor standards and suggests national debate on shipping policy.
A pianist named Denton asks to return to Carlsbad about the 22th of the month. He instructs to leave orders at the Crawford Hotel, FM.
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