America Aims for A Dry Nation In Prohibition Drive
Washington May 26 Prohibition advocates push to pass enforcement acts by Senators Sheppard and Jones as congress debates a 3 5 million enforcement budget. Supporters hope to wipe out mentions of alcohol and move toward a completely dry America while skeptics warn of patronage risks. A livestock judging contest and education scholarships are announced for the International Live Stock Exposition with state champions advancing. Detroit Business Women's clubs announce full registration for the Michigan state primary.
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Record wheat crops by state in early 20th century
The largest wheat crop was 177,000,000 bushels in Kansas in 1914, followed by 152,000,000 in South Dakota in 1915. Minnesota reached 80,000,000 in 1911, with ten-year averages showing Kansas 90,000,000 and North Dakota 87,500,000. Minnesota has surpassed Kansas seven times in twenty years, mostly outside the last thirteen years. A note mentions a rack for patrons to leave cigars to be cleaned and retrieved later.
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