Campaign Against Prohibition Opens in Fort Worth
Fort Worth hosts the formal opening of a campaign against prohibition amid a crowded scene. Local organizers pledge outreach to voters while stressing civil liberty and economic concerns.
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Newspaper
Houston Post
Location
Houston, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
5
Fort Worth hosts the formal opening of a campaign against prohibition amid a crowded scene. Local organizers pledge outreach to voters while stressing civil liberty and economic concerns.
The Levy Brothers Dry Goods Company announces summer Saturday hours closing at 1 o'clock. The notice, partly unreadable in OCR, indicates seasonal schedule changes for July and August, with no other major alterations to weekday hours.
A damaged OCR fragment describes an auction or sale opening yesterday. It mentions a "cleanest," "emispest," and "newest" line of goods from a manufacturer. The text lacks clear dates, names, or locations and presents garbled wording about lots and timing.
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