TUESDAY’S THOUGHTS. Henry Ford says: “If Prohibition were put before the U.S.A. to-morrow there would again be an overwhelming iflood in its favour.” Coolidgc is dealing effectively with many millions of drunken foreigners: - Coates will have the co-operation of a million law abiding Britishers.—Let’s house another 8500 families' at £IOOO each, or milk another 80,000 cows on 1600 farms instead of the drink waste every year. It. M. Maunder, G. H. Bennett, W. B. Cameron, G. H. Espiner, D. W. Low, GL S. Rumble, J. A. McLeavey, G. H. Stiles, J. H. Stevens, T. It. Hodder, John Balsillie. ■ A hearty welcome is extended by Collinson and Cunninghams to all out-of-town visitors during show week to call in and inspect the now goods, and avail themselves of the facilities offered by tho luncheon rooms and ladies’ rest rooms and lounge.—Aclvt.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume XLV, Issue 283, 3 November 1925, Page 9
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