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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1917
Page
4
Union workers at Willamette and Columbia River shipyards in Portland Vancouver St Helena and Astoria walk out seeking higher wages. About two thousand employees are involved as shops close.
By presidential proclamation the entire U S sugar industry is placed under the food administration. The license system will control manufacture distribution and importation of sugar across the nation.
Miss Eliza Fruit led a large Arm audience in a charity song recital for the Red Cross. She praised for a superb voice as she performed fourteen numbers with many encores and led a final group sing of the Star Spangled Banner with Mrs. Bernie Pruit at the piano.
A car of Jonathan bulk apples sold in Yolk for 1.50 per hundred and 9.0 pounds, Artesia. The Doctor is authorized to purchase apples at the above price.
Emmett Patton, Register announces a notice of publication for a land claim in Orange, New Mexico. The entry lists the applicant and four witnesses: Enoch Elmer Akers, Denman Frank Lewis, John Wesley Brownfield, and Richard J. Brownfield, all of Orange. The filing location is the Roswell Land Office, with Alamogordo as the commerce district reference. The date line shows September 24, 1907.
The State Tax Commission plans to raise grazing land valuations in Shaves Colfax De Baca Guadalupe Lea McKinley Mora Roosevelt San Juan Sandoval Socorro TaS Valencia counties and to raise or reduce elsewhere to reflect actual value. A meeting is set for Monday Oct 15 1917 to hear protests and review omitted property. Notices were sent to owners of omitted property but not to grazing land owners facing increases. newspapers are urged to publicize the actions.
The war credits bill authorizes new bonds and certificates totaling eleven billion five hundred thirty eight million dollars. It passed the Senate today without roll call or a dissenting vote after already clearing the House. Luther Thomas and D Burdette traveled from the ranch for supplies.
Dr Miller and his wife with two boys visit town this afternoon for shopping and school supplies. Mr and Mrs Shultz from the Sixmile power dam area are also shopping and meeting friends today.
An AP report from Bierlin dated Sept 15 states the British attack on German forces at St Julis was repulsed. An eight pound soldier boy appeared at the home of John Hammonds yesterday, received a glad welcome and hospitality.
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