Local History Newspaper Notice from Carlsbad NM 1917
The Evening Current records its status as second class matter dated April 16 1917 at Carlsbad New Mexico post office under the act of March 2 1879. Published daily Sundays excepted by the Carlsbad Printing Up Entered as a historic postal notice.
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Carlsbad
New Mexico
Carlsbad Printing Up
Associated Press Credit Notice
A brief notice states that the Associated Press retains exclusive rights to news dispatches credited to it and to local news published in the paper.
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Associated Press
All News Dispatchen
Fo Ik
Het Oltierwice
Liberty Bonds role in national banks praised amid war effort
Treasury data show six billion dollars in Liberty Bonds passed through national banks and were mainly bought by individuals, with banks holding 457 million in bonds or 2 1 2 percent of assets. Secretary McAdoo stressed broad public support as essential to finance the war effort and warned banks alone cannot bear the burden. In other notes a local church meeting led by Mrs Dishman featured hymns, lessons, and talks, with Rev Geo HO Given leading prayers.
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National Bank
Treasury Department
McAdoo
Treasury
America
United States
Methodist Church
Diahman
HO Dishman Preyer
Madam Thorne Thaninons
Yano Solo
Jay Davis
Evelyn Me
Ireheriano Salo Mins
Kate Chilcoat
Rey Bellarde
Boye
William Tom
Andreas
Geo
Grantham
Safety First WW MelLAIN insurance and bond notice
Mrs. V. Henning, who had been at the Crawford since Monday, left this morning for her home in El Paso.
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F. Mellain
V. Henning
the Crawford
el Paso
Exhortation for Extermination Amid War Brutality
Baltimore clergyman Chaplain George A Griiin, serving with the Fifth Field Artillery, writes a stark letter praising American resolve and condemning German atrocities. He quotes brutal tortures and mass crimes reported by British officers, urging America to join in eradicating the foe rather than seeking terms, and praising sacrifices at home as part of wartime duty.
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America
Tan
France
Farge
Army Y M C A offers popular trig classes for soldiers
Thousands of servicemen who left school to serve are continuing studies in Army Y M C A classes. Schools plan to grant academic credit toward degrees, allowing men to resume education on return. The photo shows college men studying trigonometry at Camp McArthur, Texas, as the War Department supports these programs for artillery training and literacy.
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Army
Y. M
War Department
Camp McArthur
Texas
Wartime Loyalty Sermon Echoes in Bleak Propaganda
A distorted wartime tirade urges unwavering support for a leader and United States policy, equating enemies with demonic traits and warning of social ostracism. It frames bond drives and wheatless days as vital to victory, urging denunciation of opponents and maximal civic sacrifice.
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Bite
Bin
Beche
America
Amerie
Roche
Carbondale Adopts French War Orphan
Carbondale authorities report the city has adopted a French war orphan who will be cared for with city foods. It is believed to be the first adoption of its kind in the area, reflecting local relief efforts.
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Carbondale
City Foods
Hiipols
IS WILLING TO FIGHT HUNS At Fort Stockum a deserter humorously explains kitchen duty
Private William Letgin twenty weighs 245 pounds and stands five foot two. He dodges unit duties preferring battle over there to chores in the kitchen. Laughed at for his size he desertes French leave, later admits he would fight the Kaiser but not in the kitchen.
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New York
William Letgin
Fort Stocum
Lewis
Mite Social Planned by Junior Endeavor Society
The Junior Endeavor Society of the Christian church will host a Mite Social at the home of Mr and Mrs Will Purdy on Friday evening at 8 o'clock A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend and support these young folks A thank offering will be received to aid the society s work
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Endeavor Society of the Christian Church
Will Purdy
Will Ward Moves to Texas for Treatment in San Antonio
Mre Will Ward, who recently left for Texas, writes from San Antonio where she is undergoing treatment from a specialist for car trouble. An operation is considered necessary, but relatives in Carlsbad have not yet received any news confirming it.
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Mre
Will Ward
Texas Points
San Antonio
Tex
Carlsbad
Fredericks to Return from North Trips in Autumn
Mr. and Mrs. George Frederick, after a summer spent in Wisconsin and Michigan, plan to return to Carlsbad by September end or, at latest, October first. They report a lovely season traveled in the north.
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George Frederick
Wisconsin
Michigen
Carlsbad
Mrs Lee Resigns From Joyce Pruit Firm
Mrs Lee, employed as a stenographer for Joyce Pruit for several months, has resigned her position with the firm.
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Lee
Joyce Pruit
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