Georgia's Example to the Nation in Prohibition Extent
The Independent’s January 11 commentary notes early prohibition effects in Georgia, observing loosened police court activity, street crowd changes, saloons being repurposed for meat markets and coffeehouses, and a shift to work as bars close. It cites Atlanta’s mayor enforcing the law, mentions Georgia’s race relations context, and references broader moral reforms including Denmark’s suffrage and dormitory liquor bans.
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Georgia
Independent
Polles
Atlanta
The Proof Is In The Loaf Gold Medal Flour Ad
An advertisement extols Gold Medal Flour as superior to ordinary flour. It promises bread that is finer richer and purer and says the loaf proves the nourishment of the best wheat. Try a sack to see for yourself.
Temperance Work and Local Option Efforts Move Ahead
The issue of prohibition advances with groups like the W C T U and Christian Voters League mobilizing in Naperville and Pennington County. Temperance boards, church coalitions, and literature drives accompany efforts to enact county option laws, with Ohio and state-level actions shaping upcoming elections and potential saloon bans.
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Rington
Naperville
Christian Voters’ League
Pennington County
Disciples’ Church
Church of Christ
American Temperance Board of the
Inter‘Church of “Christ
Church Temperance Council
Planets Mindows
Samuel R. Artman
de. Offmer J. Hall
Marion Ohio Bond Sale Sealed proposals invited
Sealed proposals will be received at the auditor's office in Marion Ohio until 12 noon on Tuesday April 7 1908 for two bond issues. One issue of 7500 to help fund storm sewer construction from Center Street to Silver Street bears 4.5 percent interest with semiannual payments and matures 1909 and then 1910 to 1916. A second issue of 3050 covers street improvements. Bonds dated January 1 1908. Certified check of 200 required with proposal.
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Marion
Ohio
Center Street
Silver Street
General Assembly of Ohio
City bonds authorized for Marion Ohio 1907 issue details
The city of Marion Ohio announces a bond issue of 600 dollars with a 50 dollar fast bond, four percent interest payable semiannually at the city treasurer's office. Maturities include 504 dollars on March 1 and September 1 from 1909 to 1911 and a 50 dollar bond on September 1 190? The bonds are issued under Ohio law and Marion ordinances. Bids must be marked Bid for city's portion with a $100 cash deposit or certified check from a Marion bank. Sale to the highest bidder at not less than par plus accrued interest. City Auditor Wary H Muioopt. Marion Ohio March 7, 1908.
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Marion
Ohio
Treaier
Arsembly
Hilo
Otober
Marion, Ohio
Marlon
Piles Cured In Six to Fourteen Days Promise
An advertisement touts PAZO OINTMENT claiming cure for itching bleeding and protruding piles within 6 to 14 days. It promises money back if not cured and emphasizes guaranteed results with a low price offer.
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Stevell
United States
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Goorgian
Union
Denmark
Weland Stanford, Jr. University
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Wyoming
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Manville
Arthur
B. C. Howard
Long
Wild Bralhr
Southern California Department of Health
Seredity
Temperance Lodge
Fromh
Rowe County
Senate
House
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Itte
Star
WC. 7
Harriet Taylor Upton
Ont Pena
Tially Tera
Labor
the National
Wonken Ladies of Men
Sme
WOTU
Viola D. Romans
W. C, TU
Spectt
Romans
Union Steupt
Collier's
North American Review
DR. King’s
Tschanen Brothers
S. Main Street
S. Keeler
South ‘Platte
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