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Pro-Prohibition broadside which recounts a conversation between a Wake County farmer thinking of voting against Prohibition in the May 26, 1908 referendum, and his pro-Prohibition neighbor. The 2nd section entitled "The church, the Sabbath school, and the saloon" blames most societal ills including crime and poverty on alcohol consumption, and concludes that "Every victory won by the saloon means the defeat of the Church and the Christ principle it represents. Vote against liquor on May 26."

Folder: NC7