Created by gpt-4o-2024-11-20 on 2025-06-11

This image is a blank application form for a dramshop license (commonly known as a saloon license) issued by the Metropolitan Police Department of Kansas City, Missouri under the guidance of the Board of Police Commissioners. It is intended to be filled out by a person seeking legal permission to operate a saloon or similar establishment.

The form includes sections where the applicant must affirm their moral character and compliance with legal requirements. It specifies that the applicant must declare:

• Their residency in Kansas City, Missouri,
• Payment of taxes,
• Ownership of the dramshop at a specific address, and
• That they are not an agent of a brewery or corporation manufacturing/selling intoxicating liquors.

The document also requires details about the building where the dramshop will operate, including its purpose, the number of stories, and entrances. Additionally, it includes provisions affirming that the building or room is not to be used for immoral or unlawful purposes (e.g., bawdy houses or assignation houses).

Toward the end, there are spaces for the applicant to sign and date, with certification by a Notary Public for Jackson County, Missouri affirming the application's validity. The notary must specify the expiration date of their commission.

Created by gpt-4o-2024-08-06 on 2025-06-11

The image is a vintage document titled "APPLICATION FOR DRAMSHOP LICENSE" from the Metropolitan Police Department's Office of Board of Police Commissioners in Kansas City, Missouri. The document is intended for individuals applying for a license to operate a dramshop, commonly known as a saloon, in Kansas City.

The document contains spaces for information such as the license number, the year, the applicant's details, and the proposed address for the dramshop. It requires the applicant to affirm that they are of good moral character and not disqualified under state law to keep a dramshop. It also asks for information about the ownership of the dramshop, the building's layout, and the intended use of the premises.

The applicant must swear that the dramshop and the building are not used for immoral or unlawful purposes, such as a bawdy house or assignation house. There are spaces for additional details such as the number of stories of the building, other uses of the building, and the entrances.

At the bottom, there is a section for the applicant to sign and date in front of a notary public. A notary section also requires a signature and note of when their commission expires, indicating the document must be legally verified. The document appears to date back to the early 20th century, based on its design and language.

Created by anthropic.claude-3-haiku-20240307-v1:0 on 2025-06-14

The image appears to be an application form for a dramshop license from the Metropolitan Police Department in Kansas City, Missouri. The form contains details about the applicant, including their residency, moral character, and ownership of the dramshop (commonly referred to as a saloon). The form also includes information about the building where the dramshop is to be located, stating that it is not to be used for any unlawful or immoral purposes.

Created by us.anthropic.claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022-v2:0 on 2025-06-14

This is a historical document titled "APPLICATION FOR DRAMSHOP LICENSE" from the Metropolitan Police Department in Kansas City, Missouri. It appears to be a blank application form from the early 1900s (based on the "191__" date format shown). The document includes the official seal of the police department and is addressed to the City Auditor and Police Commissioners of Kansas City, Missouri.

The form is designed to collect information from applicants who wish to operate a dramshop (commonly called a saloon). It requires details about:

• The applicant's residency in Kansas City
• The proposed location of the dramshop
• Confirmation of good moral character
• Assurance that the applicant is not affiliated with any brewers or manufacturers of intoxicating liquors
• Details about the building where the dramshop would be located
• Verification that the premises would not be used for any immoral or unlawful purposes

The document must be sworn before a Notary Public for Jackson County, Missouri. It's an interesting historical artifact that provides insight into the regulation of alcohol sales in early 20th century Kansas City.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-11b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-06-03

The image shows an application for a dramshop license, which is a permit issued by the Metropolitan Police Department in Kansas City, Missouri. The application is on a beige background and has a formal tone.

• Application Form
  • The application form is titled "Application for Dramshop License" and is issued by the Metropolitan Police Department.
  • It is addressed to the City Auditor and the Police Commissioners of Kansas City, Missouri.
  • The form is dated 1911 and has a license number.
• Personal Information
  • The applicant's name and address are not provided.
  • The applicant's occupation is listed as "not applicable."
• Business Information
  • The business name and address are not provided.
  • The type of business is listed as "dramshop."
  • The applicant states that they are not disqualified under any law of this state to receive a license to keep a dramshop.
• Statement of Purpose
  • The applicant states that they are not the agent or representative of any brewery or any person or corporation engaged in the manufacture or sale of intoxicating liquors.
  • They also state that they are not the sole owner of the said dramshop at the time of application.
• Statement of Occupancy
  • The applicant states that the building numbered in which such dramshop is to be located is occupied as follows: (State for what purpose or business.)
• Statement of Entrances
  • The applicant states that the said building has the following entrances:
    • Affiant further states that said building, or any room or portion thereof, is not used for a bawdy house, assignation house, nor for any other immoral or unlawful purpose, and that said room in which said dramshop is located is not connected by any entrance, exit or other means of communication with any room or place used as a bawdy house, assignation house, or for any other immoral or unlawful purpose.
• Signature
  • The applicant signs the application form, swearing to its truthfulness.
• Notary Public
  • The application is notarized by a Notary Public for Jackson County, Missouri.

In summary, the image shows an application for a dramshop license issued by the Metropolitan Police Department in Kansas City, Missouri. The applicant provides personal and business information, including their occupation and the type of business they wish to operate. They also make statements regarding their eligibility for the license and the use of the building. The application is signed and notarized, indicating that it is a formal and official document.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-90b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-06-03

The image displays a vintage application for a dramshop license, issued by the Metropolitan Police Department of Kansas City, Missouri. The document is titled "Application for Dramshop License" and features the department's logo in the top-left corner.

Document Details:

• Title: Application for Dramshop License
• Issuing Authority: Metropolitan Police Department, Kansas City, Missouri
• Logo: Featured in the top-left corner

Application Information:

• License Number: Blank
• State: Missouri
• County: Jackson
• Undersigned: The applicant's name is not provided
• Residency: The applicant has resided in Kansas City, Missouri, for an unspecified number of years
• Taxation: The applicant has paid taxes for the past year and intends to keep a dramshop (commonly called a saloon) at a specific location
• Character: The applicant is a person of good moral character and is not disqualified under any law of the state to receive a license to keep a dramshop
• Agent or Representative: The applicant is not the agent or representative of any brewery or partner with, any person so disqualified; that he is not the agent or representative of any brewery or any person or corporation engaged in the manufacture or sale of intoxicating liquors, and that he, the said is the sole owner of the said dramshop at for which this application for license is made; and that such license is applied for and, if used, will be held and used for the sole use and benefit of this applicant. Applicant further states that the building numbered in which such dramshop is to be located is a story building, and that the part of said building not to be used for said dramshop is occupied as follows: (State for what purpose or business.)

Additional Information:

• Affiant: The applicant affirms that the building has the following entrances: Affiant further states that said building, or any room or portion thereof, is not used for a bawdy house, assignation house, nor for any other immoral or unlawful purpose, and that said room in which said dramshop is located is not connected by any entrance, exit or other means of communication with any room or place used as a bawdy house, assignation house, or for any other immoral or unlawful purpose.
• Subscription: The applicant subscribes and swears to the application before a notary public on the day of Notary Public for Jackson County, Missouri.

Overall, the document provides a detailed outline of the requirements and regulations for obtaining a dramshop license in Kansas City, Missouri, during the early 20th century.

Created by amazon.nova-lite-v1:0 on 2025-06-02

The image is a scanned document titled "APPLICATION FOR DRAMSHOP LICENSE" from the Metropolitan Police Department, Office of the Board of Police Commissioners in Kansas City, Missouri. The document appears to be a formal application form for a license to operate a dramshop, commonly known as a saloon.

At the top, the document features a seal of the Metropolitan Police Department of Kansas City, Missouri, indicating its official status. Below the seal, the title "APPLICATION FOR DRAMSHOP LICENSE" is prominently displayed. The document includes sections for the applicant's personal information, such as their name, address, and residency details, along with a sworn statement affirming their good moral character and compliance with state laws.

The application also specifies the location of the proposed dramshop and requires the applicant to describe the building's layout and intended use. There are sections for the applicant to declare that the premises will not be used for any immoral or unlawful activities and that it is not connected to any such establishments.

The document concludes with a notary public's signature and the date, affirming that the applicant's statements were made under oath. The form is dated 191, indicating the year it was created or last updated.

Created by amazon.nova-pro-v1:0 on 2025-06-02

The image is a document titled "APPLICATION FOR DRAMSHOP LICENSE" issued by the Metropolitan Police Department, Office of the Board of Police Commissioners. The document is addressed to the City Auditor and the Police Commissioners of Kansas City, Missouri. The form is dated 1911, as indicated by the year mentioned at the bottom of the document.

The document is structured with a header containing the title and the issuing authority. Below the header, there is a logo or seal on the left side, which appears to be the Metropolitan Police Department's emblem. The emblem includes a shield with a crest and possibly a motto or name.

The body of the document is a form that needs to be filled out by the applicant. It includes several sections with blank spaces for the applicant to provide information. The form requests details such as the applicant's name, residence, duration of residence in Kansas City, Missouri, and payment of taxes. It also asks for a declaration of good moral character and whether the applicant is disqualified under any law of the state to receive a license.

Further sections of the form require the applicant to state that they are not the agent or representative of, nor partner with, any person so disqualified; that they are not the agent or representative of any brewery or any person or corporation engaged in the manufacture or sale of intoxicating liquors; and that they are the sole owner of the dramshop for which the application is made.

The applicant is also required to provide details about the building where the dramshop is to be located, including its address, the purpose or business of the part of the building not used for the dramshop, and the number of entrances. Additionally, the applicant must affirm that the building or any room or portion thereof is not used for a bawdy house, assignation house, or any other immoral or unlawful purpose, and that the room in which the dramshop is located is not connected by any entrance, exit, or other means of communication with any room or place used as a bawdy house, assignation house, or for any other immoral or unlawful purpose.

The document concludes with a notary public's signature and the expiration date of the notary's commission, which is also 1911. The form is designed to be filled out and sworn to before a notary public, indicating a formal and legal process for obtaining a dramshop license in Kansas City, Missouri, during that time period.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-05-30

Here is a description of the image:

The image is a scanned document titled "APPLICATION FOR DRAMSHOP LICENSE" from the Metropolitan Police Department of Kansas City, Missouri. "Dramshop" is another word for saloon, or place where alcohol is sold. The document has spaces for an applicant to fill in information such as their name, address, the location and nature of the building where the dramshop will be, and to swear that the building is not used for immoral or unlawful purposes, especially related to prostitution. The document is addressed to the City Auditor and Police Commissioners of Kansas City and includes a space for the license number, the date, and the signature of a Notary Public for Jackson County, Missouri. The Metropolitan Police Department seal is in the upper left.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-05-30

This is a document, specifically an application for a dramshop license from the Metropolitan Police Department in Kansas City, Missouri. The document is a pre-printed form with fill-in-the-blank spaces for specific information about the applicant and the location of the proposed business. The form is dated, with spaces for the year, and it is a legal document requiring a sworn oath and notarization. The language reflects the specific laws and regulations for operating a dramshop (saloon) in Kansas City during the period.

Created by us.mistral.pixtral-large-2502-v1:0 on 2025-06-04

The image is a historical document titled "Application for Dramshop License" issued by the Metropolitan Police Department, Office of Board of Police Commissioners in Kansas City, Missouri. The document is an application form for obtaining a license to operate a dramshop, which is commonly referred to as a saloon.

Key points of the application include:

1. Applicant Information:

   • The applicant must swear under oath that they have resided in Kansas City, Missouri for a specified number of years.
   • They must have paid taxes for the past year.
   • They must affirm that they are of good moral character and are not disqualified under any law to receive the license.
   • They must state that they are not an agent or representative of any person or entity disqualified from receiving such a license.
   • They must confirm that they are not associated with any brewery or entity involved in the manufacture or sale of intoxicating liquors.
   • They must declare that they are the sole owner of the dramshop.

2. Building Details:

   • The applicant must provide the address and description of the building where the dramshop will be located.
   • They must specify the purpose or business of the parts of the building not used for the dramshop.
   • They must list the entrances of the building.
   • They must affirm that the building or any part of it is not used for a bawdy house, assignation house, or any other immoral or unlawful purpose.
   • They must confirm that the dramshop is not connected to any room or place used for immoral or unlawful purposes.

3. Submission:

   • The application must be subscribed and sworn to before a notary public for Jackson County, Missouri.
   • The notary public's commission expiration date is noted.

The document is formal and requires detailed affirmations and declarations from the applicant to ensure compliance with legal and moral standards for operating a dramshop.