Applications for Retail Liquor Licenses in La Crosse Districts
A series of 1915 city notices requests licenses to sell strong spirits and other intoxicants on premises across La Crosse addresses from July 1 1915 to July 1 1916. Names include New England Casualty Co, Jo A Bartl, McKibbin & Gorsuch, E Gorsuch, Otto Meinert, George Meide, Matt Newture, M Gram, John G Malin, Olaf Molstad, Mashek Zoeller, Peter Muenzenberger, Peter Mahlum, Frank J Michel, John J Murphy, and insurers Illinois Surety Co Globe Indemnity Co New Amsterdam Casualty Co.
Licenses to sell alcohol in La Crosse area licenses dated June 1915
The notice lists numerous applicants for licenses to sell strong liquors in La Crosse and surroundings from July 1 1915 to July 1 1916. It cites bondmen from multiple casualty companies and names several blocks and streets such as Avon and South Third, detailing lot and block locations across Spier and Canterbury, Lord and Rudolf, and Dunn areas.
Licenses Sought for Sale of Intoxicants in La Crosse Areas
Transcribed lines show numerous individuals and firms in La Crosse applying for liquor licenses or renewing bonds tied to premises from 1915 to 1916. Names include Ferdinand J. Roth A J Riley Henry C Reget Robi nk Bros Emil Ruprecht Leonard J Radtke C Rennebohm and firms Globe Indemnity New England Casualty Illinois Surety American Surety, detailing bonds, addresses on North Front North Fourth and other streets and dates from July 1915 to July 1916.
Bondsmen and Licenses for La Crosse Premises July 1916
City of La Crosse lists license applicants and bondsmen for numerous premises in 1915 1916. Illinois Surety Co and other insurers back bond obligations as individuals seek licenses to operate tavern premises at addresses on South Fifth Street North Fourth Street South Sixteenth Street and other blocks.
Licenses to sell premises in La Crosse ads
Citizens of the United States apply for licenses to sell various parcels in La Crosse from July 1915 to July 1916. Bondsmen include New England Casualty Co and Illinois Surety Co. Read as fragmentary notices listing addresses such as 261 Pearl street 1110 South Fifth and 701 Rose Street with dates June 1915 through July 1916.
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Common Council
City of la Crosse
The
United States
Bond notices list bondsmen and licensed premises
A stream of license notices dated June 1915 to July 1916 lists individuals such as Samuel Wheeler John Williams Frank Lohstreter Theodore C Weisbecker Nicholas Werel Jos Wegman John M Voves and Phillip Young with bonds from Illinois Surety Co New Amsterdam Casualty Co Globe Indemnity Co and others. Premises include 524 Mill street 300 South street 901 South Seventh street 2122 George street 1200 La Crosse street and 629 South Third street among others. The notices indicate applications for licenses to sell more than one gallon and specify property blocks additions and street addresses in La Crosse.
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City of la Crosse
United States
North la Crosse
Rose Street
New Amsterdam Casualty (Co
Mashek
Zoeller
Joe Mashek
la Crosse
Clinton & Blackwell
Mormon Coulee Road
New Amsterdam Casualty Co
Peter Muenzenberser
City of
Caledonia Street
Ilinois Surety Co
Peter C. Mahlum
Southside Addition
Redfield Street
Globe Indemnity Co
Frank J. Michel
Town of la Crosse Addition
South Third Street
New England Surety Co
John J. Murphy
Avon Street
Fred H. Miller
Citian
Losey
George Street
Andrew Nelson
Town of
The
Illinois Surety Co
Herman Noll
Spier and
Canterburys
Eorge Street
Nienells
Common Council
Ith
la Crosme
Herens
Lord and
Rudolf
South Sth
J Nigels
Citvren
Louis Olion
Dunn
Pousman and Cameron
New England Casualty Co
Louis
Dunn Dousman
John M. Pavek
Town of la Crosse
North Third Street
Town of LaCrosse Addition
O. Loeffler
J. A. Elliott
Ross & Safford
Safford
Ferdinand J. Roth
North Front Street
A. J. Riley
North Fourth Street
Henry C. Reget
Smith
South Sixth Street
Roubiik Bros
Matthew J. Roubik
South Front Street
Emil Ruprecht
Herei
Dousman and Cameron
My Bond
American Surety Co
New York
Christian C. Rogstad
Burns, Durand, Smith & Rublee
la Crosse Street
A.C. Rennebohm
South Fourth Street
Stannard & Gautsch
W. Sd. Stannard
C. F. Sterandt
Main Street
Schultz & Seaton
Jackson Street
Valentine Scibierski
Dunn, Dousman & Cameron
South Fifth Street
Otto Loeffler
Frank Mader
Henry Schroeder
Camerons Addition
South Second Street
John Schwaezers
South Side Addition
Healy and Andersons
South Sixteenth Street
William Steppe
Joseph A. Bart
Joseph Surdick
Burns, Durand, Smith and Rubiee
LaCrosse Street
Fred Siede
Emil Freise
la Cresce
Dunn, Dousman and Cameron
Geo. E. Schneeberger
Hagar Street
Hans Skundberg
Frank J. Stupka
Ole Swennes
North Second Street
William Schultz
Simon Sundehn
Clinton
Blackwell's
F. J. Malin
Carl Kurtenacker
George F. Smith
Mill Street
Larry Scurry
Stewart G. Murphy
G. F. Stuhr
Pearl Street
Wendling
Stoddard & Levy
Adolph J. Warner
Samuel Wheeler
Herebs
John Williams
Dousmann & Cameron
South Street
Frank Lohstreter
Robert Braun
Nick P. Werel
Lcense
Lord & Rudolf
South Seventh Street
Theodore C. Weisbecker
Herety
John P. Wannecke
Dunn, Dousmann & Cameron
Jos
Burns, Durand, Smith and Rublee
Weigel & Swords
W. J. Weigel
Frank
Gohres
John M. Voves
Township 15
Range 7
South Twelfth Street
Frank J. Voves
Daniel Cameron
Phillip Young
Application for Wholesale Liquor Licenses in La Crosse
The Common Council receives applications for wholesale liquor licenses for premises at 222 224 Pearl Street and 127 South Third Street. Licenses would run from the first Tuesday in July 1915 to the first Tuesday in July 1916. Bondsmen listed include Casper Newburg Matt Newburg and Illinois Surety Co.
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City of la Crosse
Pearl Street
A. D
Casper Newburg
Matt Newburg
Elliott-Loeffler Co
Sand Box Needs For Men In Street Car Work
A remark suggests many workers should be equipped with sand boxes similar to those used in street cars, implying safety or maintenance practices.
Porto Ricans Seek Better Treatment Under U S Rule
Prudencia Rivera Martinez testifies before the Industrial Commission in Washington calling for U S congressional investigation of conditions in Puerto Rico. He cites police killings, jailings, education cuts, and sugar interests exploiting 866000 agricultural workers while demanding equal treatment as Americans and an end to peonage.
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Lowell Mellet
United Press Staff
Washington
Miles
Porto Rico
U. S
Prudencia Rivera Martinez
Industrial Commission
Martinez
Cigarmakers’ Union of
John D. Rockefeller
United States Congress
For and Against Cremation
A debate on cremation notes its rising use in large cities like New York and London where cemeteries need vast land. Advocates call it hygienic and economical while opponents fear loss of the soul and loss of crime evidence in murder cases.
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New York
London
Apes Show Limited Thumb Movement In Gorillas And Monkeys
A science note explains apes closely resemble humans yet cannot twiddle their thumbs. Gorillas have short thumbs that barely reach the first finger joint, with restricted movement and no ability to circle the thumb. Monkeys lack a separate thumb bending muscle, keeping the thumb fixed beside the fingers.
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Vine Street
Lyons & O'Hara
H. J. O'Hara
Stirneman
Juty
A. Bartl
F. Cody
McKibbin & Gorsuch
E. Gorsuch
George Dagendesh
John Gehrine
Otto Meinert
New England
George Meide
McMillan’s
Dunn. Dousmann
Camerons
Ta Crosse
Matt Newture
Gram
John G. Malin
Ta Crox
New Amsterdam
Olaf Molstad
Clifs
Lot
block _ ann
Jacob Newburg
Burns, Durand. Smith & Rublee’s
Leonard J. Radtke
Harry L. Starr
Schmidt & Schultz
Burns’ Addition
Chas. J. Selenke
A. C. Timp
Louis Tally
South Third
Clifford Cody
Porto Rigan