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a photograph of a certificate certificate for a table top table

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a certificate for a stable license is shown

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This image depicts a "Stable License" form issued by the Office of the Board of Health in Springfield, Massachusetts. The document is dated "191_" with space left for filling in the specific year, license number, and other details. It grants permission to occupy a building as a stable for a specified number of horses, under the conditions of statutes and rules set by the Board of Health. It notes that the license can be revoked with seven days’ notice.

The form includes the seal of the city of Springfield in the bottom left corner, with inscriptions and imagery that reflect the city's identity (established May 14, 1836). The right-hand side of the form is labeled "Board of Health" for signature and authorization purposes.

At the bottom, there are citations referencing laws from 1902 regarding the regulation and licensing of stables in cities.

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The image is a vintage document template for a "Stable License" issued by the Office of the Board of Health in Springfield, Massachusetts, dated 191_. The document has blank spaces for filling in specific details such as the license number, the name of the person or entity receiving the license, the building address, and the number of horses to be housed in the stable. It notes that the license is subject to the conditions of the statutes and the rules and regulations of the Board of Health and can be revoked with seven days' notice.

In the bottom left corner, there's a circular seal that reads "City of Springfield, May 14, 1852, O.S." with an illustration. In the bottom right corner, there's a space for signatures from the Board of Health.

Below the document, there are two references to revised laws adopted by the Board of Health in 1902, mentioning chapters and sections regarding the licensing and regulating of stables in cities. These references provide legal context for the issuance of the stable license.

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The image shows a Stable License document issued by the Office of the Board of Health in Springfield, Massachusetts in 191. The license grants permission to occupy a building as a stable for horses, subject to the conditions and regulations of the Board of Health. The license is subject to revocation upon the expiration of seven days' notice. The document also includes references to revised laws adopted by the Board of Health in 1902 regarding the licensing and regulating of stables in cities.

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This is a historical stable license document from Springfield, Massachusetts, dating from the 1910s. It's an official form issued by the Office of the Board of Health that would grant permission to operate a stable for horses. The document includes blank spaces to be filled in with the licensee's information and the number of horses to be stabled. There's an official seal of Springfield visible on the form, and it notes that the license is subject to the conditions of statutes and Rules and Regulations of the Board of Health. At the bottom of the image, there are references to "Revised Laws adopted by the Board of Health" from 1902, specifically regarding the licensing and regulation of stables in cities. The document states that the license could be revoked with seven days notice.

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The image depicts a stable license issued by the Office of the Board of Health in Springfield, Massachusetts. The license is dated 191 and features a circular seal with the city's name and founding date (May 14, 1636) on the left side. The license is addressed to an unspecified individual or entity, granting permission to occupy a building situated as a stable for horses, subject to the conditions of the statutes and the Rules and Regulations of the Board of Health.

The license is valid for seven days and may be revoked upon expiration of this period. The document includes a section for the Board of Health to sign and date, indicating their approval of the license. The background of the image is a light beige color, providing a clean and neutral backdrop for the license. Overall, the image presents a formal and official document that regulates the use of a building as a stable in Springfield, Massachusetts.

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The image depicts a vintage stable license issued by the Office of the Board of Health in Springfield, Massachusetts, dated 191.

License Details:

• Issuing Authority: Office of the Board of Health
• Location: Springfield, Massachusetts
• Date: 191
• License Type: Stable License
• Purpose: To occupy a building situated as a stable for horses, subject to the conditions of the statutes and the Rules and Regulations of the Board of Health.

Additional Information:

• Board of Health Seal: Located in the bottom-left corner of the license.
• Revised Laws: Two sections are listed at the bottom of the image, indicating that the laws have been revised. The first section is titled "Revised Laws adopted by the Board of Health" and the second section is titled "Revised Laws adopted by the Board of Health." Both sections are dated 1902.

Background:

• The background of the image is a light tan color, with a darker tan border around the edges. There are also some faint lines and markings on the background, which appear to be from the original document.

Overall:

• The image provides a glimpse into the past, showcasing a vintage stable license from 191. The license is issued by the Office of the Board of Health in Springfield, Massachusetts, and outlines the conditions under which a stable can operate. The inclusion of the Board of Health seal and the revised laws adds an air of authenticity to the document.

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The image shows a document titled "STABLE LICENSE." It is issued by the Office of the Board of Health in Springfield, Massachusetts, in 1911. The document is a permit to occupy a building as a stable for horses, subject to the conditions of the statutes and the Rules and Regulations of the Board of Health. The license is subject to revocation upon the expiration of seven days' notice. The document includes a seal and the signature of the Board of Health. There is a reference to "Revised Laws adopted by the Board of Health" in 1902, which includes licensing and regulating stables in cities.

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The image is of a document titled "Stable License" issued by the Office of the Board of Health in Springfield, Massachusetts, in 191. The document provides a license for a building to be occupied as a stable for horses, subject to the conditions outlined in the statutes and the rules and regulations of the Board of Health. The license is subject to revocation upon the expiration of a seven-day notice. The document includes a seal of the Board of Health and references to the "Revised Laws adopted by the Board of Health" in 1902, chapter 102, licensing and regulating of stables in cities, and section 69, chapter 102, regulation.

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The image shows a vintage stable license. The document is a formal certificate from the "Office of the Board of Health" in Springfield, Mass., dated 191_. It grants permission to occupy a building situated to use as a stable for a certain number of horses. The license is subject to the conditions of the statutes and regulations of the Board of Health and is subject to revocation upon seven days' notice. The document also has a city seal and references to revised laws from 1902, related to the licensing and regulation of stables.

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Here is a description of the image:

The image shows a form for a Stable License from the Office of the Board of Health in Springfield, Massachusetts, likely from the early 20th century. The form has several blank spaces to be filled in, including the license number, the recipient of the license, the location of the building, and the number of horses the stable can accommodate.

The text on the form states that the license is subject to the conditions of the statutes and the Rules and Regulations of the Board of Health. It also includes a note that the license is subject to revocation upon seven days' notice.

The lower part of the form includes a reference to "Revised Laws adopted by the Board of Health" from 1902, specifically Chapter 102, which deals with licensing and regulating stables in cities, and Section 69, also related to regulation. There is a seal on the left side and space for a signature from the Board of Health on the right side. The seal is from the "town of Springfield."

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The image shows a historical document titled "Stable License" issued by the Office of the Board of Health in Springfield, Massachusetts, in the year 1911. The document is a license to occupy a building as a stable for horses, subject to the conditions set forth by the statutes and the rules and regulations of the Board of Health. The license is subject to revocation upon the expiration of seven days' notice.

The document includes a seal of the City of Springfield on the left side, which features intricate designs and text that are not fully legible in this image. The text at the bottom of the image references the "Revised Laws adopted by the Board of Health" in 1902, specifically Chapter 102, which pertains to the licensing and regulation of stables in cities. Another reference is made to Section 69, Chapter 102, regarding regulation.

The document appears to be an official form with spaces for filling in specific details, although these details are not filled in on this particular copy. The document is signed by the Board of Health, as indicated by a handwritten signature on the right side.

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