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Newspaper

The Evening Current

Location

Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1917

Page

2

Carlsbad Evening Current Editor Statement

Publication imprint shows Wm. H. Mullane as editor and manager. Paper entered as second class April 16 1917 at Carlsbad New Mexico. Published daily Sundays excepted by Carlsbad Printing Company. News provided by Associated Press with local content. republication rights reserved.

Evening Current Wm. H. Mullane Carlsbad New Mexico Carlsbad Printing Company Associated Prean Associated Press

First Regim Ready for Linda Vista Camp

The First New Mexico infantry is set to move from Albuquerque to a Pacific Coast training site in three waves under Colonel Abbott and officers Thompson and Bedell. Soldiers will depart after four months of hard work, receive nearly $4,000, and will be joined by families in La Jolla as they reorganize into machine gun battalions. A farewell officers’ dance was well attended before departure.

New Mexico F. W. Thompson Bedell Abbott Ee Hail Thompson la Jolla Seven Nile Ekie Club First New Mexico Infantry

Germans Want Peace Soon Across Atlantic Port

Pleasant A. Stovall United States minister to Switzerland arrived after four years in Europe noting Germany faces acute economic strain and that peace may come sooner if internal pressures push the government. He cited Swiss neutrality and 250000 border troops guarding contraband with about 25000 wounded prisoners in Swiss hospitals. Stovall will report to Washington before returning home to Savannah.

Atlantic Europe Pleasant A. Stovall United States Switzerland Wilson Pope Stovall Germany Washington Savannah

Death of Mrs. J. A. Joyce in Carlsbad

The town mourns as Mrs. J. A. Joyce mother of J. Frank Joyce dies after cerebral hemorrhage. She reportedly fell at the door and was found by a grandchild while family members gathered nearby. Funeral obituaries reflect long ties to Carlsbad and the Joyce family.

J. A. Joyce J. Frank Joyce Nashville Tennessee Mr. Joyce M. G. Cox Band of Destiny Carlsbad

Hides and Font Ment Peco Vesey Wide and i Company

A fragment notes a location south of Fire Hall and mentions Peco Vesey Wide and I Company in a street or property context. Details are sparse but indicate a site description or boundary note related to local infrastructure.

Fire Hall

Annual Meeting of the Carlsbad Eddy County Red Cross

The Eddy County Chapter of the American Red Cross held its annual meeting on Saturday. Officers elected for the year include Chairman Mrs Lewis, Vice-Chairman Mrs C Sikes, Secretary Mrs Christian, and Treasurer George M Cooke. Executive Committee members named were Mrs B M Hemenway, Mrs Walter Craft, Mrs J H Downing, Clarence Bell, and R M Thorne. Reports covered military relief, with 686 members enrolled, and by laws from Washington were adopted.

Lewis C. Sikes Mra

Liberty Loan plan urged by Santa Fe chief in Amarillo

E P Ripley president of the Santa Fe railway says the new Liberty loan will be floated quickly to fund the war effort. He warns bondholders will get their money back with interest while taxation offers no such return. He asserts Congress may enact income tax to fund the war and that no citizen will escape the obligation.

Amarillo Texas E. P. Ripley Santa Fe Railway System Ware Mr. Ripley Congress United States A. M. Hove

Scott Etter Returns From Washington Trip Saturday

Scott Etter came back Saturday afternoon from a trip to Washington DC.

Scott Etter Washington, DC

Red Bluff Visitor Checks On Mae Wright

Ben Dickson traveled from Red Bluff last night to see Mae Wright’s status. Mrs. Dickson and the children had been staying for several days. Notary is always in at the office.

Ben Dickson Red Bluff Mae Wright Mrs. Dickson

For Sale A Good Milk Cow

Sat 18 A. W. White advertises a good milk cow for sale with contact by the seller.

A. W. White

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Linda Vista Camp Albuquerque Empire Olga Kohler Fierman Charles Kohler Cohalan New York Dera Florman Nils Florman Bands Point L. L Eddy County The American Red Cross Society Red Cross Society Christian & CO
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