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Subdivision Name
Louisville Town of
Property Address Number
820
Property Address Street Name
Main
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11/15/2201
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In 1908, the Metzes sold the property to Alice Weber. <br />Alice Weber —10 years. The 1908 Sanborn map shows an undertaker business to have been <br />located in the building. <br />Beginning in 1912, property records show, the building was leased by Weber to Local Union <br />#1668 of the United Mine Workers. This occurred during the strike of 1910-1915 when the local <br />Union branch was very active in promoting the interests of the striking miners in the area. <br />Francesco Marcello Jacoe — 32 years. In 1918, Frank Jacoe acquired this property from Alice <br />Weber. (Frank Jacoe was a musician and amateur photographer, and brother to Eliseo Jacoe, <br />the owner of the Jacoe Store where the Historical Museum is located.) Jacoe's Pool Hall, which <br />also advertised soft drinks, was located in the building, as shown here: <br />During this period of ownership by Jacoe from 1918 to 1950, the building was also rented out <br />for various businesses and organizations. There is evidence that it was Stoiber's Pool Hall in the <br />1920s or 1930s. By the 1930s, the building was white (and possibly stucco) and was the <br />Louisville Liquor Store operated by Aldo and Josephine Negri, as seen here: <br />5 <br />
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