A
scenario for at least one of the Revenuer’s in Minot: When his car arrived at
their destination there was a “turn around” in the garage . The “Turn Around”
was a very large motor driven turn table. Upon driving into the garage, the car
would drive onto the “turn around” and the vehicle was turned around so it was
facing the same direction it had entered from. This way it could make for a
hasty exit without having to back out of the garage. It could just drive
straight out, often in hot pursuit of a bootlegger. In my investigations there
is a house close to Downtown Minot that has the turn around in the garage. Not
sure if it is functional or not.
Still and Booze captured in the 1920's |
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