Lina Dalhart Brothel ❤️

About Chicago

Now, picture this—me, Austin, struttin’ in, all “Do I make ya randy?” The madam’s like, “Very good, Mr. Powers.” Total scene from the movie, right? “The bridge is out!”—nah, just kidding, but it’s wild how brothels got history. Victorian era, they hid ‘em in tea houses—tea houses, baby! Sneaky, sneaky. Makes ya think—economics ain’t just numbers, it’s people shaggin’ and spendin’.

The Worst Hard Time

The Kahn Saloon and is famous as the venue where the famed Vernon Dalhart (Try Slaughter) began his career. Dalhart's rendition of the Prisoners Song sold.

I gotta tell ya, Dalhart’s streets sometimes rattle my brain. Like runnin' down Maple St., I got blitzed by the loud laughter, music, and an accident of stars from a midnight party in a barn. Now, ain't that somethin’? Oh, and don't even get me started on the farmers’ market on Westridge. The colors, smells, and human chaos? Just like a mini Carlos on speed – unpredictable, fun, and full of surprises!

High school baseball: West Plains, Canyon, Dalhart