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ROR #28 Hot & Fiery Streams of Liquor Welcome to this week’s edition of π™π™šπ™©π™§π™–π™˜π™žπ™£π™œ π™Šπ™ͺ𝙧 𝙍𝙀𝙀𝙩𝙨. We have a full crew today as Heather, Sammy, and Vincent discuss the influence of moonshine in Baxter County’s past. First, we begin with a deep dive into 1908, when Sheriff Eugene Mooney confiscated beer and liquor from the newly formed town of Cotter, Arkansas. About 500 people gathered to watch over 100 gallons of whiskeyβ€”contained in bottles and kegsβ€”set on fire. As the contraband liquor flowed down the hill on the west side of the square, it produced a fiery stream resembling a

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