Licenses to Sell Liquor on Premises La Crosse 1914
Applications to the Common Council of La Crosse for licenses to sell strong liquor in quantities under one gallon for premises at George Street, South 4th Street, Second and Pearl Streets, and other addresses from July 1, 1914 to July 1, 1915. Bonds are listed with Aetna Accident, Massachusetts Bonding, and others. statements dated June 1914.
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L Crosse
United States
Dan Ben
South Yorth Street
Massachus Ag Bonding and Insurance Co
Geo. A. Adams
Common Council of the Gity of
la Crosse
Southeastern Addition
Mill Street
Gom
Globe Indemnity Co
John Amprose, Jr
Cty of
North la Crosse
St. Fond Street
Retrim Accident and Liability Co
Otter Amsrud
City of la Crosse
Aetna Accident É Liability Co
John Amsrud
Aetna Accident & Liability Co
Ole Amsrud
Town of la Crosse
North Third Street
The
Massachusetts Bonding & Insurance Co
Henry Ahrens
New England Casualty Co
Frank W. Allen
City of
Losey’s
George Street
Boyle
Village of
Main Street
Jos. J. Thal
J. G. Jaekel
David Bailey
Lord and Rudolf
Mississippi Street
Sebastian Boma
Common Council
Ae of
Onalaska Ave
Tchusetts Bonding and Insur- Co
Ag of
Myst
William Schil
A. C. Kaylor
Peter Kisselbach
Wm. Boyle
McWilliam
Dunn, Dousman and Cameron
South 4Th Street
Emil Ruprecht
Robert Braun
Robert Heartschenfeld
Jay Street
Nicholas Becker
S. E. Corner
Fourth and
State Streets
Massachusets Bonding and Ins. Co
Calvin W. Baker
South Front Street
Massachusetts Bonding and Ins. Co
Gilbert_ Blekum
Esperson and Burns
Ben_ Birnbaum
F. C. Burrow
Vine Street
Cameron Addition
South Third Street
Edwin Behling
Thomas Clement
Pearl Street
Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Co
BE. J. Corcoran
United
Pearl Streets
Aetna Accident and Liability Co
Albert Cook
John A. Elliott
Leo J. Bergen
James H. Collins
North Third
Stoddard and Levy’s
Jule J. Freas
Dousman & Cameron
South Fourth St
Frank Goethe
Massacusetts Bonding & Insurance Co
Arthur L. Dilley
Hy. Schroeder
Perle Davis
Illinois Surety Co
Oscar Doering
Burns’ Addition
South Fifth Street
George Durrhammer
Dunn, Dousman & Cameron
Ole Egstad
Losey
C. B. Engelbretsen
Township 16
J. L
John Ekland
S. H. Fitzwater
Nereby
Dunn
Samuel E. Grant
Hettinger & Young
Theodore Young
Espersen & Burns
South Eleventh Street
Herman Hel Zerson
Burns, Durand, Smith & Rublee
North Fourth Feet
Jos. Hartmann
B. B. Healy
Henry Gund
Karl Kurtenacker
George Holzhammer
Herany
Town of la Crosse Addition
Joseph Oberst
N. Nystad
Fred Hefti
South Fourth Street
Jacob Ruplin
Ole Elbertson
Leo Huebner
Caledonia Street
Peter Knudson
North Fourth Street
August Hedwig
Bertha Zein
Olaf Olson
George Oeltjendier
John M. Hayes
Peter A. Capellen
H. Niebuhr
H. J. Hahn
Southside Addition
West Ave. South
Matt Newburg
Otto Loeffler
Peter Hettinger
Massachusetts Bonding and _ Insurance Co
Fred W. Harris
Chas Hailicka
W. F. Haseley
C. Haraldsrud
Stoddard and
Herman Horn
Clinton and Blackwell
Mormon Coulee Road
Edward C. Bartl
Fred Siede
Ignatz Ikert
Healy and Anderson
Johnson Street
William Jande
C. M. Zschoche
Wam. F
Burn
Steve Jahimiak
Louis Jahnke
St. Cloud Street
Illinois Surety Company
Martinus Johnson
South Second Street
Paul Kisselbach
Peter J. Kelly
Joe Kujawa
Nic Kaiser
John Kabat
F. H. Bradley
Simonton’s
Hood Street
A. Hussa
Joseph J. Kabat
Burns, Durand, Smith
Lord
Green Bay Street
Carl Kurbacker
C. H. Kriese
Peter Cameron
Otto E. Kanard
W. V. LaMay
Frank Lonkoski
What Napoleon Said of Washington
The remark notes Napoleon’s view that being called Washington costs nothing and would change with context. He argues if Washington faced France during disintegration and invasion, Washington would be merely a fool if he tried to be himself.
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Napoleon
Washington
America
France
Great Shooting Brown Wins First Shot Remark
Smith and Jones discuss Brown as a sharpshooter while strolling the boulevard. Jones praises Brown as a wonder and recalls a field day when he hit the bullseye on the first try. Smith cautions that Brown’s pride is tempered by a denied boast about paying for the bull.
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Smith
Jones
Brown
Philadelphia Telegraph
Tea Table Etiquette From a Bygone Era
A London Standard note recalls old tea table manners. It says guests avoided cream and sugar, tasted tea with a spoon, and the hostess asked if the tea was agreeable. It mentions Lady Betty and a vivid line about cooling Bohea with breath and a poised finger lifting the cup.
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Young
Betty
Papua Island: origins and colonial notes in brief
Papua Island named by Malays meaning friz zled hair. Likely part of Australia mainland originally. Portuguese discovered in 1526. A Dabreu sighted earlier. Australia urged England to annex eastern island. British protectorate set up in 1884 amid tensions. A fan’s zeal can bias judgment.
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Papua Island
Papua
New Guinea
Australia
A. Dabreu
England
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