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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1918
Page
2
The Evening Current under L Perry editor and manager enters second class matter April 16 1917 at Carietad New Mexico. Published by Carlet Writing Co with association rights and credits to local papers and news agencies as credited.
In Durango the local paper lauds Felix Garcia of Lumberton as the practical businessman best suited to govern New Mexico. The editorial extols his long service in state affairs, ties to cattle, oil, irrigation, and farming, and predicts he would provide the cleanest, most businesslike administration if elected.
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Lieutenant Grace reports capturing a large German helmet near the front after a brief engagement. The wearer was about fifty, the officer notes the dead man showed fierce resistance. Grace, stationed south of Carlsbad, is famed for his strong stance and recent return to town.
A passenger train waited over an hour Sunday near Lake Arthur as bridge work over a drain ditch continued. The canal project, begun near Pecos River, uses a ditch digger and pile driver with five boats tied to finish the crossing. Citizens gathered to watch the bridge rise as track repairs were completed for the afternoon run.
In Albuquerque on October 29 the City Fe Store run by Joe Massalla was fined 25 dollars or closed ten days for selling flour above the fixed price. The case marks a new effort by the division of investigation to crack down on price gouging in foodstuffs with inspectors now surveying various foodrelated businesses. Citizens are urged to report suspected profiteering.
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