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counties that do not sell liquor on Sundays
Illinois does sell liquor on Sundays.
It depends if you are in a "wet" or a "dry" county. In dry counties, they close early. In most "wet" counties the hours of opeation are Monday-Saturday 9am-10pm.
Liquor is sold by the quart. They can't sell it, though, if they don't have a permit.
The Utah stores are allowed to sell liquor. However, they are not allowed to promote the sale of liquor or sell to minors.
There are 87 counties in the state of Minnesota. Click on the "List of counties in Minnesota" link below to see a list of them.
A liquor store can sell only liquor and wine, and it cannot sell beer nor any other product....not even a corkscrew!
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Depends on the state's law. In Kansas, liquor stores are not allowed to sell anything that does not have alcohol in it.
One engine for finding states or counties in the United States is the United States Census Bureau's online Geocoding Service. This tool allows users to input an address or coordinates and receive corresponding location information, including state and county data.
18 to serve and sell, 21 to pour and drink.
The 18th Amendment was the prohibition of liquor. It forbade people to make, sell, or purchase liquor.