Papers, 1890-1903.

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Papers, 1890-1903.

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Letters to George W. Hallock & Son from wholesale distributors and seed companies, 1890-1899; letters, advertisements, bills, and receipts for equipment and supplies to George W. Hallock & Son, 1890-1899; letters from the New York Agricultural Experiment Station, Jamaica, N.Y. to George W. Hallock & Son, 1893-1896; letters from the Brooklyn Home for Destitute Children, and probate papers regarding Carrie Kohl, 1893-1895; account book of Halyoake Farm kept by John Jagger, 1894-1903; letters from the Prohibition National Committee, "Christmas at Work" newspaper, suffrage organizations, churches, Funk and Wagnalls Company, and invitations to speak, 1890-1899; letters from family and friends, 1890-1899.

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Hallock, George Whitfield.

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George W. Hallock moved from Franklinville (now Laurel), Long Island to Orient, N.Y. in 1871 and with his son Lucius H. established himself as a farm gardener and produce dealer. The farm became widely known as Halyoake Farm. Hallock was a candidate for Lieutenant Governor of New York State for the Prohibition Party. From the description of Papers, 1890-1903. (Unknown). WorldCat record id: 155557715 ...

New York Agricultural Experiment Station (Jamaica, N.Y.)

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Brooklyn Home for Destitute Children.

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George W. Hallock & Son.

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Jagger, John

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Kohl, Carrie.

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Prohibition National Committee (U.S.)

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The Prohibition Party constituted the partisan political element of the prohibition movement. Although the party achieved few victories at the ballot box, it provided an important forum for prohibition appeals and made the liquor issue a significant element in American politics for many years. The Prohibition National Committee was the governing body of the national Prohibition Party. In 1869, top officials of the Independent Order of Good Templars, the Sons of Temperanc...

Funk & Wagnalls Company.

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Halyoake Farm (Orient, N.Y.)

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