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The halls as drinking rooms, and the nightclub test

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Legion and VFW at pointer · the test printed whole

The town's fullest bars by the glass are behind membership doors and are carried whole in the private-clubs leg: American Legion Post 365 advertises a 'full bar and kitchen' at 308 Reed Street, and VFW Post 1954 holds a fraternal-club liquor permit (Indiana ATC records, RC7115303, renewed through the 2018 and 2020 local-board cycles) at 66992 Tamarack Road. They are pointed to here, not retold, exactly as the floor's boundary rule requires. The nightclub test prints as a clean negative: no nightclub, disco, warehouse club or adult venue seated in North Liberty was found in any listing, permit extract or source read, at any date. The big-room era passed the town by entirely; its young people have always driven to South Bend's rooms, twelve miles, for that trade, and the record shows no room here ever seriously contesting it.

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Source: The halls as drinking rooms, and the nightclub test, Moosed History by Project Moosed, https://history.projectmoosed.com/usa/midwest/indiana/north-liberty/bars-nightclubs/halls-as-drinking-rooms-and-the-nightclub-test/