To Win Fair Targets They Lift For Victory
They face German riflemen and machine gunners hidden behind parapets yet press on to scale the bank and seize the bridgehead. The message urges Americans to join the fight with resolve and strive for victory.
Influenza Epidemic Strikes Carlsbad Area With Case Clusters
The Carlsbad Current reports rising influenza cases in the vicinity with Drury townships seeing over a hundred cases and streetside sickbeds. Local families relocate, cannery workers shorten shifts, and schools and stores struggle for staff as teachers offer nursing help and trained nurses become scarce.
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Carlsbad
Baby of Dow and Herring Families Reported Improving
The baby daughter of R. C. Dow and wife and the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Herring are both reported better. This good news brings relief and happiness to their many friends and relatives.
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R. C. Dow
Carl Herring
Settle Soldiers on Land Across the Empire Postwar Plan
The article outlines international postwar efforts to settle soldiers on land to ease unemployment and avert food shortages. Britain, Canada, New Zealand, and Australia set aside land or funds, with Canada offering 82,000 land loans at 5 percent mortgage. Demonstration farms and paid work help soldiers gain farming experience while governments pledge support to boost food production. It cites Hoover’s role in linking postwar food plans to the wartime food effort.
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British Empire
England
Wales
Scotland
Board of Agriculture and Fisheries
Canada
Norman Hapgond
New Zealand
Caneadi
Australia
Telatdad
British West Indies
Victor Boret
Herbert Hoover
Mr. Hoover
Senator Ball and War Vote Debate in 1917
A World War I era message asserts Senators Ball Pall and Fall did not vote on key acts including declaring war on Hungary, fog control, and nationwide prohibition. It urges voters to back President Wilson and follow his lead into the polls.
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Ball
Uutro
Hungary
Pall
Tinower Bar
Ful
Marvelous Requke
Senator Fall
War Finance Corporation
Death of Fred Grieve Buried at Walnut Springs
The body of Fred Grieve a young cowboy about 25 who died at Sister's hospital this week was shipped to Walnut Springs Texas for interment. He had worked for Living stone for a year and was highly regarded by acquaintances. Joe Lusk and wife, among the sick from their ranch, are at the Palace today. Mrs Will Fenton cares for the baby Mary Celeste. W A Poore visited from the City Beautiful yesterday.
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Lakewood
Nat Camp
Kane Wie Olty
J. T. Pate
Goymon
Oklahoma
KR. J. Tolelmire
Carlebad
Jim Simpson
Chalk Blut
Kanaan City
Harry Woodman
Mr. Mia
G. M. Zirene
Adairvirville
Ge Geeorgia
Fred Grieve
Sister's Hospital
Walnut Springs
Texas
Grieve
Livingstone
Joe Lusk
Will Fenton
Mary Celeste
W. A. Poore
City Beautiful
Roswell
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Mr. Dinghan
Mra
Lewis Howell
Avigona
Howell
Gabe Choate
Norrow
Greene Lackey
Kerrville
Arizona
Valeley
James L. W
W. M. Howell
Earl Whitaker
Hope
Merle Bales
Santa Fe
Peoples
Kemp Limber Company
Jacob J. Smith
Wilson
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