William Walton Kitchen [i.e. Kitchin] upon temperance

Item Information

• Description
  Excerpts from speech on temperance given by William Walton Kitchin at Dobson, Surry County, North Carolina as reported in the News and Observer, September 3, 1908. The speech points out that Prohibition is just one of the important issues of the day, such as education, "just and economical government", "eliminating from every county the fear of political control by the Negro", etc., so "no man should be opposed because he favored or fought Prohibition" as "able and honest men without regard to political parties ranged themselves on either side."

• Item ID
  bdsnc071906
• Source Collection
  Broadsides and Ephemera Collection
• Spatial Coverage
  United States
  North Carolina
  Surry County (N.C.)
  Dobson (N.C.)
• Language
  eng
• Title
  William Walton Kitchen [i.e. Kitchin] upon temperance
• Extent
  1 scan
• Date
  1908-09-03
• Folder
  NC7
• Type
  Text
  broadsides
  newspaper clippings
• Subject
  Speeches, addresses, etc.
  Elections
  Political campaigns
  Politics and government
  Race relations
  Commerce
  Manners and customs

• Copyright & Usage
  None