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Where do the cowboys hangout?
Saloons, bars, rodeos
Who raided bars and saloons with an axe in support of temperance?
Carrie Nation.
Illegal bars that sold bootlegged alcohol were called...?
they were called saloons back then!
What were bars called in the old times?
Well, in Western movies they're called Saloons.
When was Capital Bars created?
Capital Bars was created in 1988.
What was the role of a saloon?
Saloons in the 1920's was a major role in the 1920's. The saloon was what we would call as today a bar. Where people danced, partied, and drank.. AGAINTS the Prohibition law. Many of the saloons where Boot legging saloons ( or illegal bars or illegal drinking.) HOPE THIS HELPS YA... G. (:
Why ms carry nation carried an axe?
She founded the Women's Christian Temperance Union, and used her axe to smash up bars and saloons.
Is there still saloons anywhere?
Yes, saloons still exist today, particularly in the United States, where they evoke a sense of Old West culture. Many modern saloons serve as bars or restaurants, offering a casual atmosphere with food and drinks. While the traditional image might have changed, you can still find establishments that embrace the saloon theme, especially in tourist areas and western-themed towns.
What has the author Sandra Alfry written?
Sandra Alfry has written: 'The River Thames' -- subject(s): Description and travel 'London's pubs' -- subject(s): Bars, saloons
Can you give me a sentence using rural?
When you live in a rural neighborhood, you usually see dirt and sand around you. It is more of a country setting, so maybe even bars or saloons.
What were illegal saloons called?
Illegal saloons in the 1920s were called 'speakeasies'
What is a sentence using the word fanatical?
Extremists can be fanatical in their actions in a chosen cause. The temperance leader Carrie Nation was considered fanatical after she began using a hatchet to damage bars and saloons.
