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Pennsylvania Highlands Community College - Business Licenses Collection

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Original Format = Letter

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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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Handwriting (4)
Personal correspondence. (4)
South Fork (Pa.) (2)
Johnstown (Cambria County, Pa.) (1)
Reade (Pa. : Township) (1)

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South Fork (Cambria County, Pa.) (2)
Johnstown (Cambria County, Pa.) (1)
Reade Township (Cambria County, Pa.) (1)

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1891-02-24 (1)
1891-02-25 (1)
1891-03-02 (1)
1905-02-01 (1)

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eng (4)

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Pennsylvania Highlands Community College (4)

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Adams, William Liquor License

Handwriting, Reade (Pa. : Township), Personal correspondence.

Letter of endorsement by an A.J.M. Hugh supporting his colleague William Adams, who has applied for a liquor license.

Alwine, Joseph Eating House License 2

Handwriting, Johnstown (Cambria County, Pa.), Personal correspondence.

Letter of endorsement to the Treasurer of Cambria County supporting Joseph Alwine, who has applied for a eating house license.

Baker, WW Tavern License 5

Handwriting, South Fork (Pa.), Personal correspondence.

Letter of endorsement by Attorney B.L. Hewit to a Judge of Cambria County supporting W.W. Baker, who has re-applied for a tavern license.

Baker, WW Tavern License 6

Handwriting, South Fork (Pa.), Personal correspondence.

Letter of endorsement by Attorney M.A. Young to a Judge of Cambria County supporting W.W. Baker, who has re-applied for a tavern license.

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