Documents Bayreuth Hof 1902-04: concession station PHARMACY

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You are bidding on one large bundle of pharmacy documents from 1902-04.

Concerns the granting of a concession to establish one 5. Pharmacy in Hof at Herman Witzgall (*9. May 1857 in Thurnau), assistant at the pharmacy in Orb.

"The new pharmacy is to be built in the so-called Bahnhofviertel zu Hof, specifically on Moltkestrasse or the parts of the same to the east of this street."

Hermann Witzgall named the pharmacy "Bahnhof-Apotheke".

These are mostly hectographed manuscripts, since these letters went to several applicants; only the four letters from the city magistrate of Hof are original manuscripts (three of them are signed by the mayors of Hof).

In the first procedure in 1902, all applications are rejected (from Theodor Lang, Oskar fuchs , Gottfried Riemhofer and Georg Weinzierl, all in Munich, as well as from Christian Endres in Leipzig, Georg Ruhm in Windsheim, August Münch in Steinbach, Hermann Witzgall in Orb, Ferdinand Deubert in Markt Bibart, August Bente in Immenstadt, Eduard Alzheimer in Stuttgart (a brother of the psychiatrist Alois Alzheimer, after whom Alzheimer's disease was named!), Franz Schumm in Pirmasens, Karl Schmitt in Holzkirchen, Otto Weber in Neustadt aL, Karl Trautmann in Mannheim and Leonhard Rüger in Alzing-Bad Adolholzen), since the construction of a fifth pharmacy was not considered necessary.

In the second procedure in 1903 (after a complaint from five applicants), the concession was awarded to the appr. Pharmacist Hermann Witzgall in Orb, who has to build the pharmacy in the station district in or west of Moltkestraße.

From an estate of the appr. Pharmacists Georg Weinzierl, administrator of the Schwanen pharmacy in Munich, one of the applicants who lost in both procedures.

Available:

- Summons to the hearing in the chamber of the interior of the government of Upper Franconia, dated Bayreuth, 27. August 1902

-11-page decision: rejection of all applications. Hectographed letter from the Chamber of the Interior, dated Bayreuth, 18. September 1902 (the session took place on the same day). Enclosed is an accompanying letter from the city magistrate Hof for sending the decision, dated Hof, 8. October 1902

- 2-page letter from the State Ministry of the Interior in Munich dated 20. January 1903: After complaints from five of the unsuccessful applicants, the establishment of a 5th Pharmacy in Hof now considered necessary because of the population growth. Enclosed accompanying letter from the city magistrate Hof for sending the letter, dated Hof, 30. January 1903, signed by the mayor of Hof

- Summons to the hearing in the chamber of the interior, dated Bayreuth, 30. Sep 1903

-8-page notice: The concession is awarded to Hermann Witzgall in Orb. Hectographed letter from the Chamber of the Interior, dated Bayreuth, 15. October 1903 (the meeting took place on 8 held in October). Enclosed is an accompanying letter from the city council of Hof for sending the notification, dated Hof, 27. October 1903, signed by the mayor of Hof

-Letter from the Tax and Expeditions Office of the Chamber of the Interior, dated Bayreuth, [date omitted] February 1904 (postmark from the enclosed envelope dated 3. February 1904), concerns a request for the payment of fees

-Letter from the city magistrate Hof about delivery fees, dated Hof, 28. March 1904, signed by the (new) mayor of Hof (Manninger?).

About the pharmacist: Georg Weinzierl, b. on the 24th March 1871 in Passau. Pharmacist's assistant 1892/93 with Fleissner in Kaufbeuren, 1893 with Wegmann in Dorfen, license to practice medicine on 30. June 1897 (with grade 1). Active in Waldkirchen (1897/98), Mindelheim (1898/99), Schützenapotheke Munich (1899), Schwanenapotheke Munich (September 1899 to 1905 assistant to Anton Kreichgauer, 1905-1928 administrator of this pharmacy, where he worked for almost the entire 1st During World War II he practically ran the pharmacy alone, since Anton Kreichgauer was a prisoner of war in Malta), from 1928 finally the owner of a pharmacy, namely the Bergapotheke in Munich-Berg am Laim, Kreiller Str. 4 (the pharmacy is still at this address today). As early as September 1930, his wife Maria Weinzierl appears as the owner of this pharmacy; Georg Weinzierl must have died during this period.

Condition: Paper browned and somewhat stained, partly with slight edge damage. Into the. still good. Please also note the pictures at the end of the item description!

At the same time, I am offering numerous other documents about attempts to set up pharmacies by Georg Weinzierl!

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