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Newspaper
The Evening Current
Location
Carlsbad, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1918
Page
2
The Evening Current edited by L Perry details second class mailing entry for Carlsbad Mexico on April 16 1917 under Act of 1879. The paper is published daily with Sundays excluded by Cat ad Printlogue.
A notice states that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use all AP dispatches in the local paper whether credited or not, and that the local publication is obligated to publish them.
The article urges New Mexico to back Woodrow Wilson and support federal efforts in the war. It argues the state has a record of loyalty and must vote to sustain the administration, warn against partisan aims, and back national unity for victory.
The traveling secretary Walter Hotulph of YooM troop train 6 Ts4th infantry 4th division U A receives a testimonial for his conduct aboard a troop transport from Camp Cody Deming New Mexico to Canbis Nod Aug 24 to 10. His spirit and actions maintained wholesome sociality aboard and authorities regret his return to Camp Cody while praising his service to future troops. Signed by twenty officers of Camp Dix New Jersey and published in Camp and Trench.
Mrs. Lang reports a lost white down pillow with initials L. The item disappeared on Loving Road, prompting a search by local residents and Mrs. Lang for its return.
Readable excerpts describe Y M C A efforts aboard troop transports crossing the Atlantic to France. Activities include library books, games, boxing, sing songs, film shows, and live bands to keep morale high. The program evolves with ship life, stress, seasickness, and the aim to support soldiers until they reach Europe.
In Niederlahnstein on the Rhine the city has issued no original paper money. The bills depict a ham on one side and turnips on the other. Above the ham is a Schiller quotation about longing and hope. Above the turnips is a German folk song line.
Mrs George De Beck marks her 104th birthday as BC’s oldest white nun. Her direct descendants approach 100. She remains sharp eyed with strong vigor for her age.
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