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>>12797348
Not sure but there were places like that in Texas 20+ years ago. Dry counties all around loooong drive to get booze. Now supposedly only 11 counties are dry. By the time you got it had to go to bed for Monday am work. I remember runs to the closest wet town for booze. Thank the baptists for that. When I was in the area the folks owning the liquors stores in Miller county Arkansas would throw money at anyone promoting alcohol control on Texas side for hours of driving from Texarkana. I thought I heard Texarkana Texas went wet in 2014. That musta pissed them off.