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Brewing History: How Local Option and Prohibition Altered the Texas Brewing Industry
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Newspaper article for the Beer-Wine Revenue Act of 1933
Newspaper article discusses the end of prohibition and alcohol production allowed under the Beer-Wine Revenue Act.
Prohibition agents pour out beer following a beer raid
Prohibition agents pour out beer following a raid.
Prohibition Postcard
This post card shows an image proclaiming anyone who drank and didn't support prohibition is a traitor to the US because alcohol takes supplies and men away from the war effort.
"The Most Sinful Waste of All"
The political cartoon shows Uncle Sam asking for soldiers and supplies to win World War I, while a saloon owner wastes able men and supplies.
Lone Star Brewery grand opening article
This advertisement and its accompanying article (not shown) describe the Lone Star grand opening in 1884.
Advertisement for Lone Star Brewery facilities
This is an advertisement of the Lone Star Brewery facilities in San Antonio, Tx.
Lone Star Cotton Mill
This photograph is of the original Lone Star Brewery building that was converted to a cotton mill following the adoption of Prohibition.
Photograph of the Lone Star Brewery staff
This photograph is of the Lone Star Brewery staff in the 1890s or early 1900s.
Advertisement for Lone Star Brewery's Alamo beer
Advertisement for Lone Star Brewery's Alamo beer, which, according to Lone Star is the best beer brewed.
Hiawatha Advertisement
An advertisement for Magnolia's near-beer, Hiawatha.
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