Evening Current Carlsbad Edition Publisher and Rates
The Carlsbad Printing Company publishes the Evening Current daily with editor and manager W H Mullane. It is entered as second class matter April 16 1917 at Carlsbad New Mexico. Subscription rates include one year in advance six dollars six months three dollars and one month. It is a member of the Associated Press with rights to republication of AP news and local dispatches.
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Carlsbad
New Mexico
Carlsbad Printing Company
Copce Esisseseemerene
Associated Press
Food animal supply declines threaten wartime meat stock
Amarillo Texas August 1917 livestock executive Rod Parker of Santa Fe warns the world meat supply drops since the war began. He cites a 115 million head worldwide decrease, with US cattle up 7 million yet global cattle down 28 million and hogs down 42 million. He urges conservation, feed crop saving, and nationwide action by a new Live Stock Industry Committee.
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Amarillo
Texas
Ite
Southwest
Rod. Parker
Western Lines
Santa Fe
United States
Parker
Frontier Growth Promises Rich Rewards in Southwest
A. M. Move describes a new country with ample land for expansion and financial support from bankers, urging increased herds and flocks as the region opens. The tone signals optimism about agricultural and economic development.
DANCE DOWN THE VALLEY DANCE PARTY HOSTED BY BINDELS
Mr and Mrs William Bindel entertained with a dancing party at their home on Thursday evening. Fifteen couples danced to victrola music in a gathering planned to honor George Fesler an agent from Plainview Texas who was visiting. Coffee and cake were served about midnight and guests stayed until three in the morning.
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William Bindel
George Fesler
Plainview
Texas
Company B Dominates Albuquerque Competition Drills
A message from Captain Wm. W. Dean reports Company B winning first honors in an afternoon competition drill against the entire regiment in Albuquerque. It marks their third overall first place in competitive drills since arriving, and they tied for first in field day exercises two weeks ago, never beaten.
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Wm. W. Dean
Albuquerne
Albuquerque
Local group arrives in Monu ment from area
Lute Beach, Will Gilmore, Bob Trowbridge, Milton Harris and T Burk arrived yesterday from Monu ment.
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Lute Beach
Will Gilmore
Bob Trowbridge
Milton Harris
T. Burk
Monument
Real estate hustler Bill Dooley visits Artesia and neighbors
Bill Dooley of Artesia spent the day in town on business. Roswell residents Ben Jaga and Jean Morgan joined by Harris Garrett and family visited Mr and Mrs Bert Rawlins on Sunday. The Crain party plans to load a car for Colorado Springs tomorrow, after purchasing a ranch near Colo rado Springs and eight two year old heifers from H D Hubbard.
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Bill Dooley
Cyclone
Artesia
Ben Jaga
Jean Morgan
Roswell
Harris Garrett
John Billy
Lovington
Bert Rawlins
Black River
J. W. Crain
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Mr. Crain
H. D. ,Hubbard
Paul Gray
Frank Stetson
Ar tesia residents listed on street notice
A list of Ar tesia people noticed on the street includes W. E. Ragedale Bert Smith M. Dooley Martin Yates Earl Bigler Dick Eaton C. W. Williams Albert Blake 8. Lard Harry Carder UG. U. McCrary W. B. Pistole J. B. Ausingon and J. H. Jackson.
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Artesia
W. EB. Ragedale
Bert Smith
M. Dooley
Martin Yates
Earl Bigler
Dick Eaton
C. W. Williams
Albert Blake
8. L.ard
Harry Carder
UG. U. McCrary
W. B. Pistole
J. B., Ausingon
J. H. Jackson
Auto strike injures local youth and others leave for duties
Tommie Higgins was struck by a car while crossing toward the courthouse after school, suffering back and hip bruises but expected to recover in a few days. Walter McDonald drove him home and summoned a physician. Others mentioned include Mack Fletcher visiting for court, Uncle Jess Rascoe fearing finger removal, Charles Rarey departing for Albuquerque and family, and George Fesler en route to Plainview then Fort Worth to join the army as a wireless operator.
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Tommie Higgins
Court House
Christian Church
Walter McDonald
Lakewood
George Fesler
Plainview
Texas
Fort Worth
Carlsbad
Photographer Ray Davis Drives New Chalmers
Ray Davis, a photographer, is pictured driving a fine new Chalmers car in a recent showroom feature. The image showcases the vehicle's design and Davis's endorsement of the model.
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Ray Davis
Chalmers
Quiet South Jersey lemon farm project outlined
A new lemon farm starts on a wild tract in south Jersey. Kearny council approves a rule that members must wear dress suits to meetings. The Dow Hussia admits four women lawyers to Moscow bar. A census of coal to France aims to limit purchases to one ton per buyer. Latat enrolls for Plattsburg training camp.
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Lemon
South
Jersey
Kearny
N. J
The
Dow Hussia
Womer
Moscow
France
Lost watch and job offered by Wilkerson ad
Found notice offers a watch and a job to the owner who describes the watch and pays for the advertisement. Contact W. W. Wilkerson at Carlsbad Steam Laundry.
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W. W. Wilkerson
Carlsbad Steam Laundry
Artesia man observes court actions and repairs at Monument
Rube Knowles of Artesia arrived yesterday afternoon to oversee court affairs and repair his phone line and store at Monument. Mrs. Knowles and the children are at their Artesia home after moving from the ranch to the school.
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Rube Knowles
Artesia
Monument
Ralph The Cleaner Ad Offers Last Years Clothing Makeover
A vintage classified ad promises to improve the appearance of outgrown clothing with cleaning and tailoring. It highlights the shop name Ralph The Cleaner and provides the phone number 243 for contact.
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Ralph
Release at thirty seven fifty Bech were kissed her twice
A garbled OCR fragment notes a release price of 37.50 and a claim that Bech was kissed twice. No clear event, individuals, or context is established in the readable text.
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Elease
Senate Debates War Profits Tax in War bill
In Washington on Aug 31 voting likely to begin in the Senate on the war profits section of the war tax bill. Debate split between higher profits levies and retention of the finance committee plan with Johnson’s 80 percent gross levy as a first vote target. Senators Harding Smoot Hollis and Gronna weighed contrasts as voting door remains open.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
California
la Follette
Boran
Harding
Smoot
Finance Committee
Hollis
Gronna
Senator Johnson
Roswell Seed Buyer G W Mitchell Buys Alfalfa
G W Mitchell from Roswell travels to the valley to purchase alfalfa seed, expanding local seed trading activity.
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G. W. Mitchell
Roswell
John Queen Visits Town Amid Court Proceedings
John Queen was seen in town today for a tending court and looked pleasant as rain was reported in the area.
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John Queen x
John
Artesia Justice Tom Stagner Visits The Valley
Tom Stagner the Artesia justice arrived in the valley on Monday. He has lived here several years and is greeted by many friends before heading to the Current office where the notary is always present.
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Tom Stagner
Artesia
Mr. Stagner
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Evening Current
Wm. H. Mullane
Mack Fletcher
Plains Country
Jess Rascoe
Charles Rarey
Charles
N. M
Dd Addres
C.H. Dishman
Naess Wences Sesatet
Latat
Plattabarg
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