Pennsylvania Highlands Community College - Business Licenses Collection

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This collection houses the various types of business licenses (taverns, eating houses, etc.) issued by the Cambria County Government in the 19th and 20th centuries.
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Bonner, J. F. Liquor License 1
Legal Documents--United States, Reade Township (Cambria County Pa.)
Second page of a petition and bond in an 1897 Liquor License Application for an establishment in the village of Lloydeville in Reade Township. Application is by J. F. Bonner, a resident of Lloydeville
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Bonner, J. F. Liquor License 2
Legal Documents--United States, Reade Township (Cambria County Pa.)
First page of a petition and bond in an 1897 Liquor License Application for an establishment in the village of Lloydeville in Reade Township. Application is by J. F. Bonner, a resident of Lloydeville
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Bonner, J. F. Liquor License 3
Legal Documents--United States, Reade Township (Cambria County Pa.)
Third page of a petition and bond in an 1897 Liquor License Application for an establishment in the village of Lloydeville in Reade Township. Application is by J. F. Bonner, a resident of Lloydeville
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Bonner, J. F. Liquor License 4
Legal Documents--United States, Reade Township (Cambria County Pa.)
Fourth page of a petition and bond in an 1897 Liquor License Application for an establishment in the village of Lloydeville in Reade Township. Application is by J. F. Bonner, a resident of Lloydeville
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Brown, John Liquor License 10
Legal Documents--United States, Cresson Township (Cambria County Pa.)
Third page of a petition and bond in an 1897 Liquor License Application for an establishment called the "Cresson Inn" in Cresson Township. Application is by John Brown, a resident of Cresson
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Brown, John Liquor License 8
Legal Documents--United States, Cresson Township (Cambria County Pa.)
First page of a petition and bond in an 1897 Liquor License Application for an establishment called the "Cresson Inn" in Cresson Township. Application is by John Brown, a resident of Cresson
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Brown, John Liquor License 9
Legal Documents--United States, Cresson Township (Cambria County Pa.)
Second page of a petition and bond in an 1897 Liquor License Application for an establishment called the "Cresson Inn" in Cresson Township. Application is by John Brown, a resident of Cresson
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Confer, W. S. Liquor License 1
Legal Documents--United States, Portage Township (Cambria County Pa.)
First page of a petition and bond in an 1897 Liquor License Application for an establishment in Portage Township. Application is by W. S. Confer, a resident of Portage
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Confer, W. S. Liquor License 2
Legal Documents--United States, Portage Township (Cambria County Pa.)
Second page of a petition and bond in an 1897 Liquor License Application for an establishment in Portage Township. Application is by W. S. Confer, a resident of Portage
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Confer, W. S. Liquor License 3
Legal Documents--United States, Portage Township (Cambria County Pa.)
Third page of a petition and bond in an 1897 Liquor License Application for an establishment in Portage Township. Application is by W. S. Confer, a resident of Portage
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Confer, W. S. Liquor License 4
Legal Documents--United States, Portage Township (Cambria County Pa.)
Fourth page of a petition and bond in an 1897 Liquor License Application for an establishment in Portage Township. Application is by W. S. Confer, a resident of Portage
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Crouse, Charles W. Liquor License 26
Legal Documents--United States, South Fork Borough (Cambria County Pa.)
First page of a petition and bond in an 1897 Liquor License Application for an establishment called the "Crouse Hotel" in South Fork Borough. Application is by Charles W. Crouse, a resident of South Fork
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Crouse, Charles W. Liquor License 27
Legal Documents--United States, South Fork Borough (Cambria County Pa.)
Second page of a petition and bond in an 1897 Liquor License Application for an establishment called the "Crouse Hotel" in South Fork Borough. Application is by Charles W. Crouse, a resident of South Fork
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Crouse, Charles W. Liquor License 28
Legal Documents--United States, South Fork Borough (Cambria County Pa.)
Third page of a petition and bond in an 1897 Liquor License Application for an establishment called the "Crouse Hotel" in South Fork Borough. Application is by Charles W. Crouse, a resident of South Fork
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Crouse, Joseph Tavern License 1
Legal Documents--United States, Johnstown (Cambria County Pa.)
First page of a petition and bond in an 1897 Tavern License Application for an establishment in Johnstown. Application is by Joseph Crouse, a resident of Johnstown
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Crouse, Joseph Tavern License 2
Legal Documents--United States, Johnstown (Cambria County Pa.)
Second page of a petition and bond in an 1897 Tavern License Application for an establishment in Johnstown. Application is by Joseph Crouse, a resident of Johnstown
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Crouse, Joseph Tavern License 3
Legal Documents--United States, Johnstown (Cambria County Pa.)
Third page of a petition and bond in an 1897 Tavern License Application for an establishment in Johnstown. Application is by Joseph Crouse, a resident of Johnstown
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Denny, J. B. Tavern License 4
Legal Documents--United States, Ebensburg Borough (Cambria County Pa.)
First page of a petition and bond in an 1897 Tavern License Application for an establishment called the "Mountain House" in the East Ward in Ebensburg. Application is by J. B. Denny, a resident of the East Ward
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Denny, J. B. Tavern License 5
Legal Documents--United States, Ebensburg Borough (Cambria County Pa.)
Second page of a petition and bond in an 1897 Tavern License Application for an establishment called the "Mountain House" in the East Ward in Ebensburg. Application is by J. B. Denny, a resident of the East Ward
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Dowling, W. J. Liquor License 1
Legal Documents--United States, Johnstown (Cambria County Pa.)
First page of a petition and bond in an 1897 Liquor License Application for an establishment in the Second Ward in Johnstown. Application is by W. J. Dowling, a resident of the Second Ward
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