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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1918
Page
2
The Evening Current editor L Perry narrates a Carlsbad publication note dated April 16, 1917. It states second class matter at Carlsbad New Mexico post office under 1879 act, published daily by Carlsbad Printing Co, Associated Press member with AP rights to news dispatches and local news.
The telegram from Hoover to H G Bush notes enlarged Allied demands cause temporary diversion of ships, curtailing wheat movement from seaboard and filling elevators. It warns farmers not to panic and to hold for full government price as wheat is moved.
Miss Schooley returned to New York following a trip to France where she reviewed the work of the association secretary sent overseas on wartime tasks. She is in charge of the organization's finances.
Twelve year old Vernor Ditus of Burdette Kansas seeks an $800 seed wheat loan under the farm loan plan via Wichita Loan Bank. Supervisor L M Bast Brook notes the boy owns no appreciable assets beyond a horse and a cow valued at zero, uses his father's machinery, and requests financing for a 100 acre tract. the farm agent at Paw Brook vouched for his abilities while his parents must sign the mortgages.
Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Furr arrive in Carlabad from Mississippi for the lady’s health and will return home when settled. Mrs. Kuhn and son from Miami Texas visit staying at Rightway hotel to rent furnished rooms for the family and to enjoy Carlabad’s schools and health benefits for the wife. A Sunday dinner at the flume with friends included Mr. and Mrs. R Dick Mr. and Mrs. Bert Rawlins Dr. and Mrs. L E B Ervin and Miss Dorothy Dick and Miss Marynet Reed. Current offers all kinds of toga blanks.
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