Pendleton Birth and World News Snippet from Douglas
Notices from Douglas Friends announce the birth of a seven pound boy for Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pendleton dated August 1 in Carlabad New Mexico. The piece also includes editorial commentary from a German paper on President Wilson Lloyd George and war prospects.
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Tom Pendleton
Geor- Carlabad
New Mexico
Bmwin Pendleton
Grranddads
Carlabad Printing Company
Wilson
Benedict
Wilton
Lloyd-George
Clovertdale
N. M
Texas
Ed. Bass
Douglas
Mr. Bass
Holland Bass
Mule Creek
Ariz
War service counted as residence for homesteaders
The federal land office clarifies that entrymen who enlist in military or naval service are considered to have occupied the land for residence and cultivation for the same period. Patents require one year of actual residence. Widows or orphans may file final proof if the settler dies in service. Local notes mention Pendleton family, Claude Summerall injury, and pass requirements in Dough and Bisbee.
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Santa Fe
Federal Land Office
Naval
Seaman Marine
Nacional
Odessa man visits relative at Weaver garage
Pruit Dawson of Odessa Texas, kin of John Windham, came Tuesday to see the relative at the Weaver garage for a short visit.
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Pruit Dawson
Odessa
Texas
John Windham
Weaver Garage
Maharaja Gaekwad Names Ralph Whitenack Secretary
Ralph Cab Whitenack of Wilmington has been named secretary and economic adviser to the Maharaja Gaekwad of Baroda India. He is a professor at Keio University Tokyo and a Wilmington native, with studies at Brown and Harvard. He previously worked for Edge Moor Bridge, built tramways and established a national banking system in India before returning to postgraduate work in Harvard and studies in Japan.
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Maharaja Geekwar
India
Ralph Whitenack
Wilmington
Del
Ralph Cab Whitenack
Maharaja Gaekwar
Harada
Whitenack
Keio University
Tokyo
Japan
Ten
Wilmington High School
Golden College
Edge Moore Bridge Company
Brown University
Indians Buy Liberty Bonds in Ashland Wisconsin
Three hundred forty Bad River Chippewa after a council subscribed 192,000 for liberty bonds. A full blooded orphan Chippewa Frank Antonio seventeen bought bonds with 19000 credit and drew 87500 from the bank. Sailors led by their band marched to the business section seeking 100,000 in liberty bonds.
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Ashland
Wis
Frank Antonio
Ballers Bay
Liberty Bande
Port
Company B Wins First in Competitive Drill at Albuquerque
On Saturday afternoon September Int the third competitive drill of the First New Mexico Infantry was held on University field Albuquerque. Company B won first with 87 percent, while Company E from Santa Fe took second with 81 percent. The crowd cheered as B Company moved into parade ground and again when the judges confirmed the result. B will perform a Labor Day exhibition at Huning Park before a large Albuquerque audience. Governor Lindsay and party joined a no frills camp noon dinner with Company B, where well drilled discipline and military courtesy were on display during the reception and meal service.
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New Mexico Infantry
University Field
Albuquerque
Santa M
Porterfield
Porterfield Announced That B Company
B Company
Company B
Huning Park
Co. K
Dean
Lindsay
Abbott
First New Mexico Infantry
N. M. Infantry
Camp Funston
C. J. Roberts
Roberts
French
E. C. Abbott
Jane Abbott
Grunsfeld
E. P. Bujac
Arthur Bail
FL W. Thompson
Wm. W Dean
Governor Lindsay
Wm. F. Foote
Labor Day Menu at Camp Funston in 1917
The scene shifts from quiet chatter to ceremony as guests dine under army etiquette. A Labor Day menu lists breakfast hot cakes coffee and syrup, dinner roast prime rib of beef mashed potatoes baked beans tomatoes, and hard tack pudding. Supper tea and bread follow with more items noted, captured in a Camp Funston record from September 3 1917 Albuquerque New Mexico.
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Camp Funston
Albuquerque
Labor Day
Draft Busy Printers as Government Offices Rush
Government printing office swamped by draft related work. Printing jobs include 30 million blank forms for boards 500 000 copies of exemption regulations 27 million registration cards and 18 025 million certificates. Over 175 blank forms needed and more than twenty tons of mail matter dispatched. Choctaw volunteers offer services to the army in Mobile Alabama with J W Roberts Rabun postmaster visiting.
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Biegeet
Servics
Mobile
Ala
Banvin
Escambia
Monroe Counties
J. W. Roberts
Rabarn
Frozen Eggs From China Reach U S Coast to Coast
Frozen eggs from China arrive via Pacific Coast ports and travel to markets across the Midwest and West. Each carton weighs about fifteen to thirty pounds with shells removed, claiming lower production costs due to low wages for laborers.
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United States
Pacific Coast
Seattle
China
Abells
Pacife
Middle West
Witie
Kan Fran Theo Tao
Cansine
Renovate Your Fall and Winter Clothing Now
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Ralph
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Wm. H. Mullane
Associated Press
Associated
Fred Pendleton
Bixbee
Arizona
Bisbee
Claude Summerall
Mesars
Pendleton
Hyde
Claude
LWW
Tor
Nanted
Draft Busies Printers
Ao L Roistey
Hristian & CO. Insurance Fire, Automobile, and Surety
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