Anonymous Writer Roars Over Boos and Snakes in Nelson County
A satirical critique targets an anonymous article in the Nelson County Herald, mocking its church saloon claims and urging voters in Nelson and Washington counties to oppose prohibition opponents. The piece defends Kentucky whiskey and cites local option towns like Campbellsville Hodgenville and Glasgow as proof of reform success.
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An Appeal to Old Pupils By a Former Washington County Teacher
A former Washington County teacher writes from Boston Kentucky Aug 7 1906 urging old pupils to vote against the saloon in the county wide banishment effort. He recalls thirty years as a Pedagogue and appeals to teachers students and families to support local option with prayers and hope for a victory on August 26 and September 1 in Nelson County.
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Death Trap Sermon Warns Against Saloons in Hardin County
A preacher decries death traps blamed on saloons in Elizabethtown and Hardin County. He urges voters, leaders, and the press to act, warning that continued saloon influence will bring crime, poverty, and death. He asks ministers and citizens to speak out, calling for accountability at the ballot box.
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