Thanksgiving Proclamation 1918 New Mexico Governor Santa Fe
The proclamation by Governor Lindsey designates Thanksgiving Day November 28 1918 in New Mexico to praise the armistice of November 11 and the victory of liberty under law. It lauds divine providence and the justice mercy and restraint over oppression as the new world order. Also notes county commissioners meeting Eddy County and a road project rejection due to cost and bridge needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
New Mexico
Lincoln
Thorsday
Lindney
City of
Santa
Board of County Commissioners
Eddy County
My. J. A. Swikart
Mi Hh DD. Bruce
Mann
Ditrict
Jon. Hewitt
D. M. Jackson
Ald Troad
Anid Road
Eddy County Levy Adopts Budget for State Funds and Local Warrants
The Eddy County Board orders levies on property to fund State General, Cattle Indemnity, Sheep Sanitary, War Certificate, Current School, State Road, County General, Wild Animal Bounty, and other local funds. It directs warrants for Wild Animal Bounty claims Nos. 1220 through 19038 due to insufficient funds, with precise account allocations across Carlsbad Artesia and other districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Eddy
Lawa
New Mexico
Court Wee
Ek Woon
Wonts County
Carlsbad
Artesia General
Mack River
Ooll
Upper Black River
Iroya
Lakewood
Hope
Bo. Loving
Malaga
Dayton
Artesia
Atoka
Notice to Heg Hants Registrants on Questionnaires and Classifications
Local Board Eddy County directs registrants aged 19 to 36 who have not returned questionnaires to do so immediately. Those age 37 or above need not complete questionnaires. physical examinations were discontinued November 18 and the classification process will continue for ages 18 to 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddy County
Crowder
Benefit of Improved Roads From USDA
The article argues that better roads would strengthen the country school system by enabling consolidation and centralization of schools. Centrally located schools can serve children within four to five miles, with improved roads leading to new buildings, more capable teachers, and modern facilities at lower costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Not Good for Earth Roads
The practice of using clods, sods, weeds or vegetable matter in building earth roads should be avoided as such materials retain moisture and rot, hindering road durability and longevity.
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Congress of Allied Women On War Service
Petrograd
Y. W.C
Hostess House
Paris
Parla
Tel Petrograd
Prance
Great Britain
Belecum
Italy
Russia
Roumania
Poland
Serbia
Montenegro
Republica
South Afica
Ava
Africa
United States
Exro
Lord Derby
Lloyd George
Vroundout Wilson
Roosevelt
Henry F. Bock
Satimra
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