Prohibition and Law Enforcement Debate on Public Bottling
The piece critiques a group called the Association against Prohibition Amendment and its claims of influencing enforcement and politics. It cites figures from a congressional investigation and argues prohibition harms the poor while failing to curb drinking, urging stronger enforcement and punishment of bootleggers. It notes broader efforts to repeal or modify Prohibition and comments on perceived inequalities in law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition
B. A. Hunter
Congress
New York
U. S
Tilanan
Tillman
Prohibition and Bootlegger Law Debate in 1920s Era
A discussion reviews bootlegging in Europe and Canada, contrasts with U S enforcement costs, and argues for stronger search and seizure laws to suppress bootleg liquor. It critiques a proposed law and calls for amendments to prevent abuses while urging voter support for prohibition enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
Tempete
Ohio
Berlin
Wats
Canada
British Columbia
Quebec
Jones Iin
U. S. Senate
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Illinois
The So Called Cotton Flea Disease in Cotton
A federal agricultural bulletin notes a new cotton disorder common in Texas coast counties and Eastern states. Plants shed small squares, grow tall with few branches, little fruit, and minimal boll development, causing substantial yield losses comparable to or greater than boll weevil damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Hunter
Bureau of Entomology
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Texas
Sulphur Control Key For Cotton Hopper Infestations
Experts report that powdered sulphur, sold as Sublimed Flowers of Sulphur, is the most effective and affordable insecticide against the cotton hopper harming cotton crops. Hoppers migrate from Horsemint to cotton in late April, then to goatweed by July. weekly sulphur applications through May and June are advised for protection, with adjustments by farmers based on conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Notice to Bid for Caterpillar Road Tractors Llano County
The Commissioners Court of Llano County Texas invites bids for one or more ten ton Caterpillar road tractors. Bids due July 12 1926 at Llano Texas. County Judge A B Moore signs the notice dated June 15 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioners’ Court
Liano County
Texas
Liano
A. B. Moore
Llano County
Torus
For Sale Upright Plane Bargain
Upright plane in good as new condition offered at a bargain. Contact Mrs. Etta B Harrip by phone 84 for details.
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Etta B
Harrip
The Home Town Band and Its Summer Draw
A reflective article extols summer bands as public joy and civic glue. It celebrates boys who drum and march, urges merchants to support local bands, and quotes Barnum on attracting attention. It argues music in streets boosts morale and communal well being despite costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum
Texan Notes Pynonyms Hint Bumper Crops for Big Business
The Dallag Journal suggests that knowledge of pynonyms could signal upcoming bumper crops that boost large enterprise, implying strong economic potential in agriculture and related industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallag Journal
Notice of bankruptcy discharge hearing for John Stribling
In the United States District Court Western District of Texas the creditors of John Benjamin Stribling are notified he filed for discharge in bankruptcy. A hearing before referee O W Samtstrom will be held at his Austin Texas office at 10 o clock on the fifteenth day of August 1926. Creditors may appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted. D H Hart Clerk A V Knight Deputy Jurist 1926
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Western District of
Texas
John Benjamin Stribling
O. W
Samtstrom
Austin
Ferancon
En Hantenot
D. H. Hart
A. V. Knigit
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Dodge Brothers, Inc
Dodge Brothers
Dodgeee Sbrothers
Cropeum
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Priva
Denison Herald
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