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The Twentieth Century Total Abstinence Union

Date: 1900

This pamphlet lists the purpose and objectives of the Twentieth Century Total Abstinence Union. This union wanted to build a strong sentiment for the “total destruction of the entire liquor…

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Look here!

Date: Between 1870 and 1880

This Rock Island Railroad poster announces lines in Wabaunsee County, Kansas. The poster cautions people to not believe unfavorable advertisements in the Leonardville Monitor about the Rock Island Railroad line.

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Rally round the flag

Date: August 28, 1882

This poster announces the fourth annual reunion sponsored by the Department of Nebraska’s Grand Army of the Republic. All old soldiers and sailors of the late war are invited to…

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Governor Henry Allen to John Barrett

Date: February 6, 1920

Kansas Governor Henry Allen, of Topeka, writes to the Honorable John Barrett, Director General Pan American Union, of Washington D.C., thanking him for his endorsement of the newly created Court…

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Orville Buckles to Governor Henry Allen

Date: March 8, 1920

Orville Buckles of Millikin University, Decatur Illinois, writes to Kansas Governor Henry Allen, of Topeka, after reading an article in the Saturday Evening Post authored by Governor Allen. In this…

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J.C. Bell to Governor Henry Allen

Date: January 1, 1920

J.C. Bell, President of the Central Labor Union, writes to Kansas Governor Henry Allen on behalf of the Central Labor Council of Fort Scott and the twenty-one local affiliated unions.…

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Governor Henry Allen to J.C. Bell

Date: January 10, 1920

In this letter Kansas Governor Henry Allen, of Topeka, writes to J.C. Bell, President of the Central Labor Union. Governor Allen seeks to win the support of the labor unions…

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G.S. Battery to Governor Allen

Date: January 19, 1920

Dr. G.S. Battery, of the Horse Review Journal, Cawker City, Kansas, writes to Kansas Governor Henry Allen, of Topeka, to humorously describe public interest in the proposed industrial court legislation.…

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A.P.Barrett to Governor Allen

Date: January 9, 1920

A.P.Barrett, of Pratt, Kansas, writes to Governor Henry Allen, of Topeka, congratulating him on the “good fight” and expressing gratitude for his work in developing the industrial court. The Kansas…

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Thomas E. Wagstaff to Governor Henry Allen

Date: December 31, 1919

Thomas Wagstaff, an attorney from Independence, Kansas, writes to Kansas Governor Henry Allen, of Topeka, congratulating him on his work as governor and the proposed industrial court legislation. The governor…

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D. A. Banta to Governor Henry Allen

Date: December 31, 1919

D. A. Banta, a district judge from Great Bend, writes Kansas Governor Henry Allen, of Topeka, about the proposed industrial court legislation. In the letter, Judge Santa tells the governor…

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J. A. Baker to Governor Henry Allen

Date: January 2, 1920

J. a. Baker, the secretary of the Central Labor Union in Parsons, Kansas, sends Kansas Governor Henry Allen, of Topeka, a resolution protesting the proposed industrial court legislation. Baker refers…

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An important letter to T.C.T.A.U. crusaders

Date: July 31, 1900

A letter sent to members of the Twentieth Century Total Abstinence Crusade that informs them how to recruit and secure new members. Accompanying the letter would be a packet of…

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Good citizenship temperance meeting

Date: June 9, 1899

An announcement that Clinton N. Howard, a leading temperance worker in the country, will be speaking at the Good Citizenship Temperance meeting at the First Presbyterian Church in Topeka, Kansas,…