The public weal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1906-1908, 1906-08-01
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Fertile having surrendered, Norman
county is not now cursed with single
Louisiana is enrolling a large number
of voters and otherwise getting In line
j. G. Adams, Prohibition candidate for
The Mezicks, the Maryland singers,
have been engaged for an extensive cam
National Sec. Calderwood will address
the Connecticut convention which meets
at West Haven Sept. 1920:
per published at Eau Claire, Wis, boasts
of 1000 subscribers. This pleases US
Over a score of enthusiastic, we'll
equipped young college men are In the
field for the Prohibition party IN Ne
Mayor OIeary has notified the saloon
keepers of East Grand FORKS 20 Slose
their dives at II P. M. and on sundays.
is a good deal for East Grand Forks.
Nearly every Illinois county has nomi-
mated complies Prohibition 70 ti haies
held weekly under the direction of State
Chairman Alonzo E. Wilson and his fleld
The Probate Court of Muskegon Mich,
has issued an order to distribute por-
ton of the money provided by the HACK
ley. will. 4 leading bequest under tins ms
-
We want the address of c. Oscar Otte-
son, Mrs. Chas. Hilton, Frank Mortimer ish
any of them? 1t will enable us to give
them proper credit and otherwise fac1l1-
tate our business.
direction of organizer Geo. L. Briggs ran
a booth and made a fine display of our
literature at the Albert Lea Chautauqua.
The same will be done at the county falr.
A valuable pointer.
At the Dodge county, convention on
the 9th ult.,, Rev; G. S. sayer, Dodg s;
liams, Wasioja, secretary and F. j. Car
penter, treasurer of the County Commit
tee. Sec. Calderwood was present.,
clude liquors from all government build
eagT s adgocated throug5out the present
The South Dakota Committee is con-
Quoting a strong canvass with s. W.
Greene and others already in the field
A speaker Of national reputation will &C
company Governor Knute Lewis in his
BY a vote Of Sc to 10 the Sons Of Nor.
way, a national organization, have voted
to admit no one to membership or as
manufacture or sale of liquor. The mem
bership of the organization is chiefly in
Wisconsin, Minnesota and North Dakota:
Los Angeles Aug. 1928. Although only
9,944 names We're needed on the petition
to secure official standing on the ballot
at the next election. Chairman Taynt ton
names
DR.. E. l.. Eaton, candidate for COVER
oro Of M Tgh wi" Mon 5e and The che
cago Christian Advocate, Oshkosh, are
heartily supporting the state ticket. Dr.
Et0n will tpa ct the an
E. Conference.
When you have read this issue through
tor % ana pasan Wh
a view to the mental condition and needs
Of your neighbors and friends. If there
is arce n here and
anywhere in the United States, have us
send a copy to each of them; We furnish
them at &c each, postpaid. We will mark
any article you may designate, without
charge.
BENZ. S. Haywood, superintendent of
Methodist missions In Porto Rico, writes
the Union Signal that American occupa-
temperance reform in that island. In
many respects the situation has been ag
gravated by practice, and s example on the
ness, is shockingly prevalent in certain
circles where we would not expect it.
Hundreds Of the beautiful royal palms in
all parts of the island bear the advertise
ment Of American beer.
We are getting ready to print our mail
ing-list in order that we may mail our
subscribers who have changed their ad-
dress on account of the establishment of
rural routes please notice carefully how
this issue is addressed to them and, in
case we have not their best address, give
us the same at once, giving us at the
same time their address as we now have
1t? This will save us expense and in
crease the probability Of the prompt and
correct delivery of our paper.
A successful state convention took place
at Denver Colo, last month Quincy
Lee Morrow Of South Dakota spoke sew
eral times. A full ticket was nominated
including DIR. Maude M. Saunders, for
merly a Minnesota, for regent of Denver
University. The platform committee man
ifested their good sense by borrowing