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61. Saloon Restrictions in Kansas City, Missouri [and] Law Enforcement in Kansas Saloon Restrictions in Kansas City, Missouri [and] Law Enforcement in Kansas August/25/1906 Two consecutive articles about alcohol and saloon regulations in the Kansas City area. Description in the first article about the Kansas City, Missouri, ordinance "limit[ing] the number of saloons within...
62. Souvenir of Kansas City and Her Fire Department Souvenir of Kansas City and Her Fire Department 1893 Photo (of Walruff) and ad for the C. J. Walruff Restaurant and Merchants' Lunch at 617-619 Delaware Street, serving "Budweiser Beer."
63. Souvenir of Kansas City and Her Fire Department Souvenir of Kansas City and Her Fire Department 1893 Illustration or embellished photo of the Glasner & Barzen Wholesale Liquor Dealers, "sole agents for the Dick Bros. Quincy Brewing Co." at 960-968 Mulberry Street.
64. Speakeasies Speakeasies
65. Spirited Growth at Midwest/McCormick Spirited Growth at Midwest/McCormick December//1980 Article about Midwest Solvents, a "sister company of the name-brand bourbon brewer," McCormick Distillery, located in Atchison, Kansas, one of the nation's largest manufacturers of both beverage and industrial...
66. Spirited Growth at Midwest/McCormick Spirited Growth at Midwest/McCormick December 1, 1980 Article about McCormick Distillery, located in Weston, Missouri, one of the nation's largest alcohol producers, and its sister company, Midwest Solvents.
67. Suds in the Fountain City Suds in the Fountain City July, 2005 Article profiles several Kansas City area "microbreweries," including Boulevard Brewing Company in Kansas City, Missouri, Great Plains Brewing Company (formerly Pony Express) in Olathe, Free State Brewing...
68. The Demise of Toad-a-Loop The Demise of Toad-a-Loop Summer 2001 Article about the demise of the area of Kansas City, Kansas known as "Toad-a-Loop" or "Tour-de-Loup." Described as "the horseshoe area surrounding Greystone Heights with a portion crossing over into Jackson...
69. The Foundation of Kansas City Jazz The Foundation of Kansas City Jazz December 2006/Janurary 2007 Article describing the talented musicians seen by the author over the years at Mutual Musician's Foundation jam sessions. The author also expresses his opinion of the 2006 crackdown on the serving of alcohol...
70. The Pottawatomies and Alcohol: An Illustration of the Illegal Trade The Pottawatomies and Alcohol: An Illustration of the Illegal Trade Autumn 1979 Article looks into the effect of alcohol on the Plains Indians, especially the Pottawatamie tribe. The Rev. Isaac McCoy, Baptist missionary, proposed a religious reform program to combat the alcohol problem....
71. The Story of Temperance The Story of Temperance August//1905 Photos (including John St. John, or John Saint John, governor of Kansas from 1879 to 1883) and article about the history of the temperance movement, or prohibition of alcohol, in America, with a map of...
72. There's a Lot on Tap at Boulevard Brewing Co. There's a Lot on Tap at Boulevard Brewing Co. August, 2004 Article describes the serving of Boulevard beer at the annual Congressional Barbecue (2004) in Washington, D.C. Also mentioned is a $15 million brewhouse expansion project, brought on by Boulevard's annual...
73. This Blows This Blows December 7-13, 2006 Commentary calling for Kansas City's civic leaders to come to the defense of the Mutual Musicians Foundation in its 2006 struggle to continue the tradition of serving alcohol at its famous after hours...
74. To Russia With Food Coloring To Russia With Food Coloring September 7-13, 2000 Discusses McCormick Distillery's involvement in a scheme to smuggle alcohol into Russia via the Russina mob.
75. Westport's Old Wine Garden Yields Its "Buried Treasure" Westport's Old Wine Garden Yields Its "Buried Treasure" Article about Frederick Esslinger's wine gardens at 39th and Belleview Avenues in the 1880s-1890s, with illustration.
76. Wolf's Famous Distilling Company Wolf's Famous Distilling Company March 28, 1905 Entry in the directory for "Wolf's Famous Distilling Company" at 117 West 9th Street, under the name of "Wolf Dworkovitz."
77. Wolf's Famous Distilling Company Wolf's Famous Distilling Company March 30, 1905 Entry in the directory for "Wolf's Famous Distilling Company" at 115 West 9th Street, under the name of "Wolf Dworkovitz."
78. Women's Christian Temperance Union Women's Christian Temperance Union 1919-1934 Folder contains numerous small pamphlets published by the Kansas City W.C.T.U., mainly dealing with subjects and rules for prize essay and poster contests. Also includes a post card size publication on...