Applications for Retail Liquor Licenses in La Crosse
A clustered notice from La Crosse Common Council shows multiple citizens applying for licenses to sell spirituous and malt liquors in quantities under one gallon. Each application lists lot or street locations, license dates from July 1, 1915 or 1916, and bondsmen including New England Casualty Co and Globe Indemnity Co.
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City of la Crosse
United States
Town of la Crosse
Tne Street
New Englannd Casualty Co
Lyons & O'Hara
H. J
Cody
McKibbin & Gorsuch
Common Council
la Crosse
Itven
la Hoon Street
Hell
John Gehring
Otto Meinert
Common Council of the
North‘rm Addition
Caledonia Street
New Amsterdam
Avodalts Co
Molstad
Citiveto
Clinton
Blackwell
Mormon Coulee Road
New Amsterdam Casualty Co
Peter Muenzenbereer
Peter’ O. Mahlim
Southside Addition
Redfield Street
Globe Indemnity Co
Frank J. Michel
Itiven
Herei
Town of la Crosse Addition
South Third Street
New England Strets Co
John J. Murphy
Losey
George Street
Andrew Nelson
City of
Avon Street
Charles J. Newton
Spier
Canterbury
Eorge Street
W. H. Nicholls
Lord and Rudolf
South Sixth Street
A. J. Niggli
North Third Street
Smith
Burns, Durand, Smith & Rublee
North Fourth Street
New England Casualty Co
Leonard J. Radtke
Burns, Durand, Smith & Rublee’s
la Crosse Street
A. C. Rennebohm
South Side
Denton Street
J. P. Strasser
Burns
Durand
Smith and Rublee
LaCrosse Street
Fred Siede
Emil Freise
Pearl Street
Schmidt & Schultz
Burns’ Addition
South Fifth Street
Chas. J. Selenke
North Second Street
William Schultz
North la Crosse
Rose Street
Simon Sundehn
Louis Tally
Wendling Bros
Philip Wendling
Stoddard & Levy
South Fourth Street
Adolph J. Warner
Lord & Rudolf’s
South Seventh Street
Theodore C. Weisbecker
Weigel & Swords
W. J. Weigel
Licenses to sell strong whisky shown in La Crosse notices
A batch of license applications for selling strong malt and spirituous liquors is listed with applicant names such as Herman Noll Louis Olson Louis C. Olson John M. Pavek and Quinn & Wilkinson. Bondsmen include New Amsterdam Casualty Co Globe Indemnity Co and American Surety Co with dates in June 1915 and locations on South Third Street North Third Street and Avon Street in various town additions.
Liquor Licenses Filed For Properties In La Crosse Area
A series of liquor license applications and bond details are listed for multiple La Crosse properties including No. 829 Rose Street and No. 218 North Front Street. Bonds are provided by Illinois Surety Co and New England Casualty Co with dates in June 1915.
Bondsmen and Premises Listed for 1915 Licenses
A 1915 public license notice lists numerous bondsmen and premises with dates from June 4 to July 1 1916. Entries name Illinois Surety Co Dunn Dousman Cameron’s addition and several street addresses in La Crosse, Wisconsin, with bondors including J P Strasser Globe Indemnity Co Henry Schroeder and others.
Licenses and bonds listed for several La Crosse premises
The notice itemizes licenses and bonds for multiple properties in La Crosse, detailing lot and block locations, street addresses, dates from 1915 to 1916, and the bondsmen or surety companies such as New England Casualty, New Amsterdam Casualty, and Illinois Surety. It covers alcohol license applications and related securities across properties on Pearl Street, South Fifth Street, North Second Street, Rose Street, Mormon Coulee Road, and other landmarks, with dates ranging from June 1, 1915 to July 1916.
Surety Bonds and Property Liens Notice Listing Premises
A historical notice lists multiple bonds and licenses for property sales or mortgaged lots. It names parties such as Illinois Surety Co Globe Indemnity Co and individuals like Samuel Wheeler John Williams Frank Lohstreter Theodore Weisbecker and Jos Wegman with street addresses in La Crosse area and dates from 1915 to 1916. It notes applications to sell premises Lot 10 Block 19 Orig 129 North Third Street and other lots in Dunn Dousmann Cameron Additions Loseys Addition and Lord Rudolf Additions. It is dated June 3 1915 and mentions Weigel Swords and W J Weigel as attorneys.
Property notices dated June 1915 in La Crosse
Notices detail property transfers and liens in La Crosse Wisconsin. Listings name owners John M Voves Frank J Voves and Phillip Young with parcels on George street South Twelfth street and Third street, referencing townships and ranges and bonds by New Amsterdam Casualty Co Globe Indemnity Co.
Application for Wholesale Liquor License La Crosse 1915
The City of La Crosse receives applications for wholesale licenses to sell strong spirituous malt ardent and intoxicating liquors at 222 224 Pearl Street and 127 South Third Street from July 1915 to July 1916. Bondsmen listed include Casper Newburg Matt Newburg and Illinois Surety Co. Dated June 14 1915.
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City of
la Crosse
United States
Town of la Crosse
South Third Street
The
Illinois Surety Co
Herman Noll
Dunn
Dousman
Casper Newburg
Jacob Newburg
City of la Crosse
South Front Street
Emil Ruprecht
Jackson Street
Valentine Scibierski
Cameron's Addition
South Second Street
Jay
John Schwaezerl
Ole Swennes
Village of
North la Crosse
Mill Street
Larry Scurry
Stewart G. Murphy
Pearl Street
Otto Koeffier
A. C. Timp
Losey
George Street
John P. Wannecke
Matt Newburg
Elliott-Loeffler Co
A. D
Clifford Cody
Sand Boxed Equipment for Street Cars Proposed
A column suggests many men should be issued sand boxes similar to the tool kits used for street cars, advocating practical readiness and utility in daily service.
Wolfe Opposes Repeal of La Crosse Building Funds
Madison, June 17. William F. Wolfe regent of the La Crosse normal school opposed the repeal bill aimed at the $45 000 appropriation for a physical education building. Speaking at an adjourned hearing before the senate education committee he argued the money serves educational needs and urged fairness. No other witnesses appeared.
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Madison
Wis
William F. Wolfe
la Crosse Normal School
Senate Education Committee
la Crosse School
Baseball scores and players clash on tense derby day
Perring of the Kawfeds and Leslie Mann of the Whales homered. Walter Johnson and Ty Cobb draw praise as the Giants edge the Reds in twelve innings. Tyrus jeopardizes his legacy with shown bravado while Cubs and Phils fight for league lead. Tigers waste baserunners. Bob Harmon restrains Phils. Chalmers suffers a setback. Tinker’s Whales end a losing streak against Harry Lord’s Buffeds. two games claimed.
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Perring
Kawfeds
Leslie Mann
Whales
Walter Johnson
Ty Cobb
Kansan
Sox
Giants
Reds
C. Mathewson
Matty
Tyrus
Cubs
Phils
Tigers
Crawford
Cobb
Veach
Bob Harmon
George Chalmers
Tinker’s Whales
Harry Lord
The Christian Photoplay Triumph At Majestic Theatre
Vitagraph’s master production The Christian by Hall Caine is hailed as the greatest success in photo play history. The nine month build features Edith Story and Earle Williams with an all star cast and arrives at the Majestic theater for Friday and Saturday showings.
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Vitagraph
Hall Caine
Edith Story
Earle Williams
James Lackaye
Charles Kent
Harry Northrup
Don Hall
James Morrison
Ed. M. Kimball
Alberta Gallatin
Carlotta de Felice
Majestic Theater
America
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Oro
Ize
McMillan
Dousmann & Cameron
Lacrosse
A. J
John (. Malin
Common Council of the of
Fred H. Miller
Louis
Olson
Dunn, Dousman and Cameron
Louis C. Olson
Dunn Dousman
O. Loeffler
J. A. Elliott
Ferdinand J. Roth
North Front Street
A. J. Riley
Henry C. Reget
American Surety Co. of
New York
Christian C. Rogstad
Stannard & Gautsch
W. D. Stannard
Town of LaCrosse Addition
North Third St
C. F. Storandt
Main Street
Schultz & Seaton
Dunn, Dousman & Cameron
Otto Loeffler
Frank Mader
Henry Schroeder
Harry L. Starr
Healy and
Dunn, Dousman and Camerons
Geo. E. Schneeberger
Hagar Street
Hans Skundberg
Dousman and Cameron
Frank J. Stupka
Clinton & Blackwell
F. J. Malin
Carl Kurtenacker
George F. Smith
G. F. Stuhr
Samuel Wheeler
John Williams
4Th Street
Frank Lohstreter
Robert Brann
Nick P. Werel
Dunn, Dousmann & Cameron
Jos
John M. Voves
Section 5
Township 15
Range 7
South Twelfth Street
Frank J. Voves
Daniel Cameron
Phillip Young
Wolfe
Hal Sheridan
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