Evening Current publication details and rates
The Carlsbad Printing Company publishes the Evening Current edited by Wm H Mullane. It states second class matter registration date April 16 1917 at Carlsbad New Mexico. Subscription rates: one year in advance six dollars, six months four dollars, one month sixty cents. Associated Press content is credited as standard.
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Carlsbad
New Mexico
Carlsbad Printing Company
Encom
Annes
Associated Mrews
Associated Presa
Lol News
Rein
Farewell to the Current as S Lo Perry Takes Over
Wm H Mullane and Delia S Mullane announce the sale of the Carlsbad Printing Company stock to S Lo Perry after nearly eight years with the Current. The couple expresses mixed relief and gratitude, pledging continued high standards under Perry and a new plan to move to a farm ranch. The Gaily edition with Associated Press service will continue.
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S. Lo Perry
Carlsbad Printing Company Incorporated
Perry
Carlsbad
Preas
Sonething
Needeo Health
Wm. H. Mullane
DELIA
Mullane
Han Bwen
DMEN ENTERTAIN HEAD CAMP OFFICERS AT MEETING
Eddy G Camp WO and Head Past Consul Commander J H Jackson of Aretenia and Special Organizer McDonald of Haswell attended the regular meeting. A membership drive was approved with an entrance fee as low as 3.00 for a short time, boosting the camp to new lines of recruits to aid families. The drive may start next week and run twenty days, after which the fee rises to 5.00 annually.
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Han TX
Xemtm
Bartfelk Overnight Guest At Rightway Tel
Bartfelk stayed as an overnight guest at the Rightway telegraph office as Livingston Livestock Cattle Company ships several cars of cattle. The bemale team from the companies left town with a wagon loaded with supplies and feed.
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Bartfelk
Livingston Livestock Cattle Company
Bienale
Boy of 14 Fights Bull in Remarkable Feat at Parkman
Albert Hosmer, fourteen, of Parkman Ohio, mounted a bull owned by his father without weapons. He grabbed the bell ring, leapt onto the bull, and rode it as it charged around the pen. The animal finally kneeled, and the boy escaped to safety as the bull charged again.
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Ohio
Spain
Albert Hosmer
Parkman
Hosmer
Albert
Walk craze in Los Angeles debuts as eight-shaped stride
Fashion setters among Los Angeles drama circles adopt a new promenade called the eight walk. The style shifts feminine adornment to the front with a concave appearance, while the rear remains deemed dreadfully simple after mastering the move. Notable actresses partake, though male standards of beauty are untouched.
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Los Angeles
Macedonian tobacco lures American buyers to Greece
The Greek Macedonia tobacco crop attracts major American buyers due to a favorable chemical quality in the wall of Macedonia, similar to Cuba. Demand has surged and Macedonian tobacco now outsells all other Greek exports to the United States, with shipments rising to about 20,000,000 pounds at prices up to 55 cents per pound.
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Athens
Wall of Macedonia
Cuba
United States
Greece
Narrow Escape as Dynamite Falls Near Equitable Building
Two sticks of dynamite fell from a upper window near the Equitable building in New York and struck a man at the wheel, knocking him unconscious though the fuse did not light. Police seek whether it was accident or intention. A tarantula escaped a Pottsville grocer’s sleeve, scaring attendants before being captured and put on display.
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Bureau of Combustibles
Broadway
Arthur Bylvester
Pottsville
Woodmen offer Eddy Grove Camp memberships at $3 for 16 days
Woodmen of the World invites applications under a special dispensation for Eddy Grove Camp members at a $3 rate valid November 26 through December 13, with standard $5,000 after December 14. The notice touts life insurance benefits and a large surplus fund plus strong investment history.
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DMEN
Woodmen of the World
G. E. McDonald
Eddy Grove Camp
Kousual
West Protective
Ife
Ite
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