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Would you walk to Empire for whiskey?
NORTH BEND - When teetotalers took away their booze in 1860, hard-working men from North Bend's sawmill and shipyards hiked nearly five miles to the saloons of Empire City to slake their thirst. Now, a group of historians hopes to bring the men's lit...
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