Temperance movement spreads across states as saloons close
A long, arch speech lists nationwide gains in prohibition with figures from Associated Press dispatches. It highlights state counts of dry counties and cities, Wisconsin and Minnesota closures, and statewide laws in Tennessee and Maine. The piece urges continued effort despite opposition and notes progress in both northern and southern states before concluding with a call to readers on page to follow further coverage.
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