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Letter Regarding Federal Enforcement of Prohibition
Letter Regarding Federal Enforcement of Prohibition 11/21/1928
Proclamation Announcing the Repeal of Prohibition
Proclamation Announcing the Repeal of Prohibition 12/5/1933
Temperance Lecture
Temperance Lecture 5/16/1886
Tenth Prohibition District Map, Showing Conditions by County
Tenth Prohibition District Map, Showing Conditions by County 3/5/1930
Petition to Congress: Alcohol—Hitler
Petition to Congress: Alcohol—Hitler's Best Friend, America's Worst Enemy 1943
Letter Identifying Two Establishments in New Jersey Breaking the Prohibition Law
Letter Identifying Two Establishments in New Jersey Breaking the Prohibition Law 4/1929
Identification Card for Prohibition Agent Daisy D. Simpson
Identification Card for Prohibition Agent Daisy D. Simpson 9/6/1921
Petition from the National Woman
Petition from the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union 1/1883
Close the Saloons
Close the Saloons ca. 1914 - ca. 1918
Letter from Harry H. Willock, Waverly Oil Works, to the Honorable Guy Campbell Regarding National Prohibition and Woman Suffrage
Letter from Harry H. Willock, Waverly Oil Works, to the Honorable Guy Campbell Regarding National Prohibition and Woman Suffrage 04/21/1917
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