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Bob Shuler's Free Lance, Volume 1, Number 1, December 1916

Description: Monthly publication written by pastor Bob Shuler, providing personal anecdotes and opinions about topics related to living according to the Methodist faith, particularly support for the Prohibition.
Date: December 1916
Creator: Shuler, Robert P. (Robert Pierce), 1880-
Partner: Lena Armstrong Public Library

Bob Shuler's Free Lance, Volume 2, Number 3, February 1918

Description: Monthly publication written by pastor Bob Shuler, providing personal anecdotes and opinions about topics related to living according to the Methodist faith, particularly support for the Prohibition.
Date: February 1918
Creator: Shuler, Robert P. (Robert Pierce), 1880-
Partner: Lena Armstrong Public Library

Bob Shuler's Free Lance, Volume 2, Number 11, October 1918

Description: Monthly publication written by pastor Bob Shuler, providing personal anecdotes and opinions about topics related to living according to the Methodist faith, particularly support for the Prohibition.
Date: October 1918
Creator: Shuler, Robert P. (Robert Pierce), 1880-
Partner: Lena Armstrong Public Library

Bob Shuler's Free Lance, Volume 2, Number 12, November 1918

Description: Monthly publication written by pastor Bob Shuler, providing personal anecdotes and opinions about topics related to living according to the Methodist faith, particularly support for the Prohibition. This issue includes an insert titled "Important Notice" explaining why Shuler plans to temporarily suspend publication.
Date: November 1918
Creator: Shuler, Robert P. (Robert Pierce), 1880-
Partner: Lena Armstrong Public Library

Bob Shuler's Free Lance, Volume 3, Number 1, December 1918

Description: Monthly publication written by pastor Bob Shuler, providing personal anecdotes and opinions about topics related to living according to the Methodist faith, particularly support for the Prohibition.
Date: December 1918
Creator: Shuler, Robert P. (Robert Pierce), 1880-
Partner: Lena Armstrong Public Library
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