21 Sep 1918
Page 6
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Newspaper
The Spanish American
Location
Roy, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1918
Page
6
War dispatches describe French capture of Travecy and Italian advances near Pra maggiore, plus American gains along the St Mihiel sector. Reports note troop movements, naval actions, air bombardment, and political shifts as nations mobilize for a broad Allied effort.
A digest from Albuquerque, Santa Fe, and surrounding towns reports church developments in Hagerman and Hope, a new parsonage, and bond votes in Magdalena. It notes rail fares scrutiny, a pardon in Santa Fe, drought and crop outlooks, several war casualty notices, wildfires in Carlsbad, a Dallas killer extradition case, and a Santa Fe jail arrest for a murder charge.
Western Newspaper Union reports from Amsterdam that Austria Hungary invites all belligerents to a confidential, nonbinding discussion to seek prerequisites for peace negotiations. The Holy See and neutrals to be notified. no war interruption expected. Germany’s latest peace feeler meets President Wilson’s Baltimore speech as the reply.
United States releases seven official documents alleging German funding of Lenin and Trotsky to betray Russia and push a world war. The papers claim Germany mobilized agents to incite explosions strikes and outrages in the U.S. using archists and criminals before America entered the war.
British forces report capture of Maissemy and surrounding trench lines northwest of St. Quentin. Haig says south of the Oise positions held after counterattacks, with 3,500 prisoners since Saturday. Pershing's American army advances 2 to 3 miles on a 33 mile front, Metz fortress guns in action.
After a two day spree in Denver and Colorado Springs a gang of train robbers killed Chief of Detectives John W. Rowan and Patrolman Luther McMahill. Four gang members, three men and a woman, are in custody as the pursuit continues.
A regional roundup notes metal market prices with bar silver at 1.01 and copper at 26.62. ore from Etta mines in Kingman. Inspiration Copper’s August production at 9,000,000 pounds, Cripple Creek leasing activity, and new equipment at several mines. Oil drilling plans advance with night operations and a new Lennox tipple near Milner. Cripple Creek stockholders receive 122,000 in monthly dividends. Cruston mining profits exceed dividends and ore reserves grow. Fifty four oil companies operate in off shale districts. U.S. oil sands capacity outstrips extraction. Dividends declared by porphyry copper companies Utah China Bay Nevada payable Sept 30 to stockholders of record Sept 16.
The Great Eagle fluorspar mine near Lordsburg is producing 200 tons weekly while Mogolion Mines ships bullion. Socorro Mining Co at Mogolion resumes mill output as crews return post-shutdown. Oaks Co finishes central shaft sinking with development planned at Maud 8 Eberle and Clifton mines. Great Eagle continues weekly shipments to San Francisco and Chicago. Rock Creek indicates potential 2000 barrels daily. Two Merritt wells in Big Muddy yield 500 barrels daily each with stable prospects.
A整理 of testimonial style notes praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women's health, claims it cured ailments and boosted productivity. The text includes other ad snippets for Cuticura soaps and beauty tips, reflecting mid 20th century consumer ads and quotes from newspapers.
In a Hoosier tale, a wife awaits a marriage proposal as tension rises. A visitor arrives claiming he cannot afford to paper the dining room and chair for less than $15. The husband joins as conversation lingers and unspoken doubts intensify. The narrator notes quirks of memory and irony about human fault.
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