WHAT WHISKEY TRAFFIC HAS DONE FOR ONE FAMILY - 1st 1912 BOOTLEGGING PROHIBITION SOUTHERN and their implications for our

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WHAT WHISKEY TRAFFIC HAS DONE FOR ONE FAMILY - 1st 1912 BOOTLEGGING PROHIBITION SOUTHERN and their implications for ourWHAT WHISKEY TRAFFIC HAS DONE FOR ONE FAMILY IN FIVE YEARS: A TRUE TALE OF BOOT LEGGING IN IOWA Book Details + Condition: Published for the Author. First Edition, 1912. Hardcover measuring 8. 5" x 5". 24 pages. Author Sarah Ann McDaniel's firsthand account of the McDaniel's family whiskey bootlegging business in Iowa during the 1880s. The story details one family's rapid success at bootlegging whiskey, which is followed by their downfall, all within a