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Estancia News-Herald, 05-16-1918 J University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Estancia News, 1904-1921 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 5-16-1918 Estancia News-Herald, 05-16-1918 J. A. Constant Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/estancia_news Recommended Citation Constant, J. A.. "Estancia News-Herald, 05-16-1918." (1918). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/estancia_news/322 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Estancia News, 1904-1921 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ESTANCIA NEWS-HERAL- D Noi EütabH!iclt9(H Estancia, Torrance County, May 16, 1918 H irsld ÜBtHbllehed i08 New Mexico, Thursday, Volume XIV No. 30 THEM ORITUARY SOLDIERS GALLED GIVE . Help Us Support GOOD SENDOFF Again the ebon enemy, whose Following is a list of the men presence is never welcome and called by the local board to leave of Es- whose visits we so much dread, To the Patriotic citizens has for training camp on May 25. tancia: Notwithstanding that crowded himself into our The Greatest Mother in the World They will go to Camp Cody, largest, prettiest midst, taken the wife and moth- we have the er from a happy home, New Mexico. and best town in the county leaving Wil- - proven by the husband and children noth Robert Cullom Thomas, which has been the ing lard, quota that was given us for the but memories and the vacant Carlos Gomez, Mountainair. Liberty Loan which we chair. third Eugenie Margareta Bielfeldt Jose de La Cruz Márquez, which shows we (wife Encino. are one hundred per cent Amen of Carson H. Frahm) was Howard Ogilvie, Estancia. work the Red Cross is born in Germany, August 26, cans, the 1879, and died the country Benjamin F. Kenyon, Kiowa, doing in our town, the atnount at Red Cross needs help of home one-hal- f The American the every man and woman in the United Kansas. of Thrift Stamps that the child- six and miles West Asa Radford, Estancia. buying, it Bhows that we of Mcintosh, New Mexico, on States and we ask you, each and all of you, our friends and neighbors, to do your part. ren are the morning of May 8, 1918, Edward Wesley Davis, Mc- are or our govern- right back aged 38 years. 8 months and 12 intosh. ment and that we believe in the days. OUR BOYS are fighting in France that we at home may enjoy Liberty. It is our Jesse F. Heal, Lucy. freedom of the world. I as a W. Hanna, your am She had been a member of the duty to assist in clothing and caring for them through the GREAT AMERICAN RED Geo. Willard. new comer to town Royal Neighbors lodge for years, Jim F. Ireton, Cedarvale. verv Droud of it and its people. CROSS, which is the greatest Charity in the world and a work of LOVE AND PA- Sylvester" Peterson, Negra Your older residents should be and had been a member of the B. one Lutheran church from childhood. Ross Plant, Willard. more. But there is still good TRIOTISM. Rosendo Barela, Duran. saw last Friday, the She was a woman, a de thing that I voted wife and mother, and she Clemency R. White, 10th, when ten of our gallant grim Remember every dollar donated is in the right cause and that not one cent boys went away, I am sorry to met the reaper without that Manuel Hernandez, Pinos say it, but it looked more to me fear. will be misapplied or spent in any way but to care for our wounded soldiers and fighting Wells. being "shipped to She leaves a husband, a son as if they were and two daughters to Juan Lucras, Manzano, some road camp by an employ- await the boys. Stump, they great reunion in the Father's Clarence E. Mcintosh. ment agency than what House. Eliseo Torres,' Mountainair. were really going for. Those preached GET YOUR HEART IN THE WORK. TEACH YOUR CHILDREN TO LISP Keith McComb, Moriarty. boys are going to risk their lives The writer the fun Vicente Escudero, Santa Fe. you your children going eral sermon at the home in the THE NAME "RED CROSS." EDUCATE AN ARMY OF PATRIOTIC CHILDREN for and forenoon of May 9, baling his Eliseo Aragón, Manzano. to fight for Democracy, to make AND OUR FUTURE GENERATIONS WILL BE PATRIOTS. - Charles Muller. Moriarty. this world safe to live in. We remarks on Rev. 14:13 and Luke Salome Serna, Torreón. should pay a little more respect 8.52. The appreciation in which Mr. Red Cross Help us ' Herman Herrin, Estancia on day do something We commend the Ameriean to you. support such a and Frahm and his family are held Gerald Lee Hart, Cedarvale. on our part to show those boys Guy Negra. On by those who know them best, Peterson, that we are proud of them. by large William J. Howell, Pinos Wells. are going to send was attested the crowd the 25th we that attended the funeral Be Elisha M. Shaw, Mountainair. forty more. Let's get together conveyances Andres J. Schubert, Chilili. and show our boys our good will sides other there Leo P. Winkle, Duran. and give them a good sendoff were fifteen cars, and some of Manuel Lucero y Maldonado. on that day like they have been them came fourteen miles. Burial was in Estancia ceme Jose B. Brazil, Willard. doing in other places. Fifty tery. In Samuel Nugent Haynes, Moun- cents or one dollar from every The Greatest Mother the World tainair. man in town won't hurt anyone. To the stricken husband and Abran Sandoval, Encino. Turn the money over children we say be faithful ser- to that vants of God and some day you Earl Albert Brown, Pedernal. great order--of the, Red Cross R. Marsh, Moriarty. will meet the wife and mother Lewis which was founded in America is Santos Elicio, Manzano. by Miss Clara Barton in 1865. in "A land that fairer than ESTANCIA SAVINGS BANK William Earl Baldwin, Moun- Give Cross money so day." May the Lord comfort the Red the thought is tainair. they can get some token for you with that our James Hogg: Norman, Mcin- every man that goes that day prayer. w. ti. Ligon. tosh. nothing a bow if else, ribbon $25.00 cash reward for in we need m oney, food, soldiers, spent in this way and soon have George Washington and Paul Candelario Serna, Torreón. something to show that we are formation leading to the arrest clothing other equipment. enough to buy a U. 8. T. S. Revere. Were they patriotic? Francisco Martines y Sanches, all and with them till the last, and and conviction of anyone defac- We England, ranee which costs 25c Then when Yes, sublimely and unfearingly. Duran. go your must help i to the station. Some of ing, destroying or removing road and the other allies. They need you have sixteen U. S. T. S., There are men and women, boys Luther Wood, Lucy. older citizens of Estancia start markers of Butler Auto Co. , Al which would be $4, and some and girls today who can do as Negra. food and clothes. So we must Charles W. Powell, the thing. I am there with my buquerque. like cowards and pennies you can buy for that much for their country as any of George Pitkin, Chicago, III. money if not stand back share of the and work see them starve while fighting sum a $5 W. 3. S. You can buy those brave men and women Alvin R. Wright Willard. I wanted. E, Speare. post-offic- es am MARRIED so bravely. W. S. S. and L. M B. at during the Revolutionary and Are you doing all you can in and banks. Every penny Civil wars. But if you can't .WAY VOLUNTEER RED CROSS MEETINGS every way to help your govern- you spend for W. S. 3. and L. L. achieve what these patriots of Frank Lane and Bessie Wood ment? Are you investing in W. B. is helping the government 76 did, you can do your bit by were married at the home of the S. S. or L. L B? Are you en- and hastening the time when standing behind the president, The local draft board has re- Dates- - for Red Cross Mass "hand- not be disloyal like the hy- under, bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. couraging others to help? There the kaiser shall see the and ceived the following date Meetings in the county have you writing on wall." But. on phenates. May 9: Henry Wood in Willard on last are three things which can the of been fixed as follows: num- hand, "Extravagance The United states was never Up May Sunday evening. A large do with your dollar. You can the other until 20th, registrants At Cedarvale this (Tuesday) cere- blood and blood means in greater need of men and wo- may as stock raisers to ber of people witnessed the hide it; then it is a slacker dollar. means volunteer evening. mony, was performed by things heroes," as Premier Lloyd men who are willing to shout: report to the Commanding Of- M. bun- - which You can spend it for At Estancia E. church Rev. W. Waltz. you not need, in this George says meaning that for "Uncle Sam, here am I, ready to ficer of Veterinary Corps, Camp day at 11 A, :M., with M.
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