Local News Roundup From Carlsbad and Roswell
Mrs Weldon and children returned from Montague Texas due to Mrs Weldon’s illness and her mother Mrs Dillon’s health. Albert Johnson visits from Tack River. J H Johnson plans improvements at Liberty restaurant. Carlsbad ministers postpone church services due to Spanish influenza. For rent a four room modern house near High School. Roswell classes reopen as boys recover from illness. Two native deaths reported at San Jose hospital and Black River. Prof Geo Spencer notes some patients die suddenly after seeming well.
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San Jose
Black River
Geo. Spencer
Malaga professor in town for business
Prof. F. M. Hatteld of Malaga is in town on business. Miss Inez Hatteld has been wrestling with a case of flu.
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F. M. Hatteld
Malaga
Inez Hatteld
Lost button from Jan 1 1998 at Hotel Crawford
Reward offered for return of a gold cull button engraved OR TP HL. Last seen near 100 fat hens at Hotel Crawford. Contact 30-2 R PP Hansen. Delivered at eighteen cents per pound.
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Crawford
TP. HL
Weather forecast for Cariabad and Fair tonight
A cooler night and day expected with southeast portion turning cooler after night. Light winds and a slight chance of brief showers Thursday.
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U.S
Cariabad
Mrs Alfred Black Leaves Carlsbad for Sheffield
Mrs Alfred Black daughter of Ti L Black left Carlsbad this morning to return home in Sheffield Texas after a fortnight’s visit.
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Alfred Black
Ti. L. Black
Sheffield
Texas
Carbsbad
Red Cross knitting to aid yarn drive and Pratt’s return
C Lewis authorizes daily Red Cross knitting rooms except Saturdays with yarn for knitters. An allotment of 400 pair of socks and 60 sweaters will be made by the focal chapter, preferring sweater knitting. Rev F W Pratt, rested from Camp Cody duties, resumes work in Cartabad, gathering local support.
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C. Lewis
Red Cross
Focal Chapter
F. W. Pratt
Cartabad
Artesia visitors recount Texas journey and crop outlook
Be WoOR Munger and J B Ceeil of Artesia return from a ten day tour through Pecos Fort Stockton San Angelo and Ballinger visiting orchards and discussing drought hit west Texas crops. Mrs Cecil plans winter with a daughter in Fort Stockton while Captain Ro L Bradley visits Marfa and Roswell relatives are scattered across Texas Michigan and Austin.
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Woor
Munger
J.B. Ceeil
Artesia
Texas
Pecos
Stockton
San Angelo
Ballinger
Cecil
Br. Munger
Fort Stockton
Dr. Munger
Card of Thanks for Mrs Wright and Family
Mr and Mrs Joe Fesler thank friends for help and sympathy during illness and death of their daughter and sister Mrs J M Wright Also for flowers. J M Wright gone across asks thanks to all who helped care for the dear little war bride awaiting his coming when called by the Father in heaven to service over there
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Joe Fesler
J. M. Wright
J. M Wright
For Rent Four Room House Close In
A four room house with bath for rent close in. Call Stollin Smith and Bake for details.
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Stollin Smith & Bake
Missing Packers From Sweet Shop Notice
Citizens report missing packers from the Sweet Shop with request to return them or provide whereabouts. Anyone with knowledge of their location should respond to the authorities promptly.
Kipling’s Home Houses Girl Patriotic League Activates Vermont
In Tattebero Vermont Kipling’s former home houses Grace Holbrook the Secretary of the League. The group of about three hundred girls staffs arms and women in local stores and factories and supports the War Work Council of the YWCA. They organized Junior Red Cross drives and assisted in clerical work for the War Chest Campaign. The secretary notes the home’s role in mobilizing aid and propping dry law efforts.
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Tattebero
Vermont
Udyvard
Mom Virate
American Phone Girls Aid Combat Effort in Paris
Report from Paris describes American Signal Corps women living in a hostess house under YWCA supervision. Many are new to telephone work, with backgrounds as college students and teachers. They assist in Paris despite language hurdles while men dine in the crowded room amid doctors, Red Cross nurses, and various wartime workers.
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Signal Corps
Young Women's Christian Association
Paris
Vranes
United
United States
Hoshess House
Red Cross
MG A
W. CG
Also Mentioned on This Page
Albert Johnson
Tack River
J. H. Johnson
Liberty Restaurant
Carlsbad
High School
Nelson
Depot
No MM. L
Roswell
Phi
R, PP. Hansen
Hindenburg
Chiade Nelson
Ro L. Bradley
Win, Hill
Marfa
Bradley
Dr Bradley
Palmer Tivachey
Michigan
Frances
Austin
Roberta
War Board
C. M. Richards
Groves Lumber CO
New Mexico
Kipling
Girl's Pariotic League
Kiphing
Tha’ League
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