Prohibition Enforcement Thoughts From 48 States Governors
A 1921 NEA Service survey reports 25 governors answered on prohibition enforcement. Most see some success but note illicit liquor and bootlegging persist. views vary by state. Governors cite Mexico smuggling in Arizona, seaport easy violations in Louisiana, and widespread improvements in Maine and North Dakota.
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Fnr Hare
Hich Senate
NEA Service
Arizona
E. Campbell
Mexico
Arkansas
Thomas C. McRae
Colorado
C. HR. Shoup
Iowa
N. E. Kendall
Kansas
Henry J. Allen
Louisiana
John M. Parker
Maine
Percival P. Baxter
Mississippi
Lee M. Russell
Missouri
Arthur M. ‘Hyde
Montana
J. S. Dixon
Canada
Nevada
Emmet D. Boyle
New Hampshire
Albert Q. Brown
New Mexico
Merritt’ Co
North Dakota
Lynn J. Frazier
Ohio
Harry L. Davis
Direviaulis
Robert T. Harris
Oregon
Ben W. Olcott
South Dakota
W. H. McMaster
Cascarets Laxative Ad Card From Historic Ad
An old advertisement touts Cascarets as the nicest cathartic laxative in the world. It claims it relieves dizzy headach cold biliousness indigestion and upset stomach. One or two tablets will empty bowels by morning and they work while you sleep. It notes Cascarets cost ten cents a box and appeal to children.
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Boston Fish Car
Pennsylvania R. R
Penna
Kennedy St
Church
Franklin Sis
Stocks Slowed by Election Closing in New York
New York reports a quiet stock market with holiday prospects reducing activity. Trading volume was light and price changes were minor. call money opened at 6 percent, rose to 6 percent by noon, and reached 6 percent in the fourth hour, as leads showed some reactions in certain departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Algo
Farmers Bank Closed In Nebraska Failure Cited
The Farmers State Bank of Winside Nebraska closed today amid bad loans and rapid withdrawals. State Bank Examiner Paul Zuelow cited the losses at about 209000. The notice ends with an unrelated taxi ad and weather warning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Farmers’ ‘State Bank of
West End patrons meet amid political color at hall
A West End crowd gathered at Western Enterprise Fire Hall for a patrons meeting tied to school welfare and county politics. Speakers including Wolfinger Funkhouser and Corbett debated school board irregularities and county policies, with Funk defending teachers amid a partisan clash.
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West End
Western Enterprise Fire
Corbett
Annebett
Rinehart
Jos
Wolfinger
Court House House
Roy Funkhouser
Wolt
Jeffer J. Funk
Funk
Man Claims Rheumatism Cure Through Purported Formula
The article profiles James H. Align who asserts years of study led to a compound he calls firio seid Hoppasus. He claims it dissolves accumulations in joints and muscles, eliminating rheumatism, and he distributes the remedy through agents to others seeking relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Align
Bignang
Sympton
Ontr Brugatora
Homer
Wailea
Red Harmony
Egont
Lonth
Meeting on teachers' pay seen as stale rehash
The gathering showed near unanimous consensus on the real issue of securing funds to pay teachers. From a patron's view, the meeting was dull, simply rehashing lines voters have read in papers and argued about for months.
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Indiana
Warren T. McCray
Tennessee
A. Taylor
W. A. Smith
Utah
Chas. S. Mabey
West Virginia
EB. G. Morgan
Wyoming
Robert D. Carey
Ford Motor
Farmers' Bank
Ohn L. Weaver
W. Franklin'st
Hagerstown
Washington
Harding
Harry Lander
Chevy Chase Club
Sir Harry
Mr. Funk
Washington County
Peck
Daugherty
Homer W. Eakle
Rudy
Chandler
Cleveland
Paige
Grant
Apperson
Briscoe
Oldsmubtie
Ford
Young Motor Car Company
Washington St
Haddock
Ocean
Boston
Boston Sea Food Products Co
Fish Pier
Mags
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