The Saloon Must Go! Anti-saloon Contest Selections, Nos. 1 and 2

The Saloon Must Go! Anti-saloon Contest Selections, Nos. 1 and 2 presents a snapshot of the late 19th-century temperance movement in Ohio and beyond. Published by the Ohio Anti-Saloon League, this volume compiles persuasive essays and arguments against the pervasive influence of saloons. The selections offer insight into the social, moral, and political concerns driving the push for prohibition. These documents showcase the strategies and rhetoric employed by reformers seeking to eliminate what they viewed as a destructive societal ill. They highlight the organization's activities and the wider cultural debates around alcohol consumption, public order, and social responsibility. This work provides valuable primary source material for researchers and anyone interested in the history of American social reform, prohibition, and the temperance movement.

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