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Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 28 Feb 1930, p. 2, column 6     Sales of alcohol in Ontario

Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 28 Mar 1930, p. 2, column 2     Editorials from Canadian newspapers

Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 30 Jun 1876, p. 1, column 6     Hon. J.H. Cammron's Opinion

Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 21 Mar 1930, p. 1, column 3     Profits about twenty million dollars. The drink bill of Ontario totals close to $125,000,000 since this province officially took over the booze business under the title of "government control."

Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 14 Mar 1930, p. 8, column 4     Dry Laws Favored by Ford and Edison -- Advocates of prohibition vigorously assailed the arguments of anti-prohibitionists for repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment before the House judiciary committee at Washington.

Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 21 Mar 1930, p. 5, column 4     ...

Alexander, W.S., Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 14 Nov 1935, p. 7, column 4     W.S. Alexander Urges Town Not To Shelter Destructive Force

Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 12 Dec 1935, p. 1, column 5     J.M. Wallon Expects Newmarket To Settle Beer Question; Vote on whether Newmarket is to have a licensed beverage room

Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 30 Dec 1937, p. 7, column 5     ...

Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 11 Apr 1930, p. 8, column 3     Report of the annual convention of the Ontario Prohibition Union

Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 20 Feb 1931, p. 8, column 4     Deputation to the government to request a widening of the application of the local option principle in the liquor law to an entire county vote

Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 27 Jun 1930, p. 3, column 3     While a crowd of curious folks looked on, the liquor the Shriners lost – about $5,000 worth of choice wines and liquors and some beer and ale taken from special trains of Shrine delegations returning from the imperial conclave in Toronto – was confiscated to the Niagara river by customs ...

Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 9 May 1930, p. 1, column 4     ...

Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 6 Jun 1930, p. 3, column 4     Illegal liquor; peddling fruit without a license

Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 15 May 1931, p. 2, column 4     Temperance meeting at Trinity United Church; Outstanding Temperance leader tells of great increase of liquor consumption

Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 12 Mar 1936, 1, 7, column 6     Dr. Boyd is elected Honorary President of Temperance Federation. Annual meeting of the North York Temperance Federation Continued on page 7.

Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 10 Jul 1931, p. 4, column 6     Dr. Boyd, chairman of Province-wide Education Committee proposes written examinations on effects of alcohol; Deputation of ten men from the Ontario Temperance Union received by Premier Henry at Parliament Buildings

Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 9 Jan 1936, p. 1     Would mean loss to business and workers' families, Mayor says; Speaks to congregation of Trinity United Church

Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 10 Feb 1882, p. 1, column 8     Davy a resident of Dixie charged with selling liquor without a license

Newmarket Era (Newmarket, ON1861), 4 Jan 1884, p. 2, column 4     P. Horan of Queensville brought before a bench of Magistrates on the information of the license Inspector, charged with selling liquor on Sunday.