South Dakota Prohibition Wing Warns Against State Liquor Move
A reader letter accuses a group allied with a prohibition attorney of pushing a state owned wholesale liquor system to create political jobs and finance a state machine. It argues tracking legislators, exposing cost estimates, and keeping liquor revenue out of politics while citing gospel analogies about wine and restraint.
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South Dakota
Christ
Iyroom
Proponents argue for legal liquor and taxation policy
Ed G Strub of Woonsocket advocates supporting legal liquor dealers and opposing prohibition in South Dakota. He argues taxes from liquor fund state needs, warns prohibition creates crime, and urges legislators to work with legal sellers to balance revenue and public morals. He cites national prohibition as a failure and critiques local overregulation. He notes endangered species and U S law protecting birds.
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