Hey jgas,
Nice one, sir. I can't get a good view on the branches in hand, but bet'cha they are hops. Is this a Looper?
Bruce Mobley does not have this one in his collection:
THE DICK BREWERY
The little bit of information that I found is all TOC. In 1902 he had 12 employees:
Annual Report - Ohio. Dept. of Inspection of Workshops, Factories and Public Buildings including one boy between 15 & 18, who worked 10 hours a day. The employees were paid weekly. The location is listed at North Railroad St.
Here's the 1903 Sanborn of the Brewery:
Bucyrus, Ohio
"Trade Names for the brewery at 500 Norton Way & George Street, Bucyus, OH:
George Donnenwirth & Henry Anthony, w/or followed by Christian Winegard 1863-1865, 1857-18??
Geo. Donnenwirth & Son 1874-1875
G. Donnenwirth & Bro. 1875-1889
Frank Dick, Jr. (538/568 North Railroad Street) 1889-1902
Dostal Brothers 1902-1912
Bucyrus Brewing Co. 1912-1919
Brewery operations shut down by National Prohibition in 1920
Dostal Products Co. (Readdressed to 500 Norton Way & George Street) 1919-1934
Issued permit L-?? for the production of non-alcoholic beverages during Prohibi(tion.)"
Tavern Trove :
"The Gambrinus Brewing & Bottling Co., of Toledo, 0. which was incorporated a few weeks ago has elected the following officers: President JJ Hoch; vicepresident and general manager A Muntzenberger; secretarytreasurer FE McCaskey;
directors Frank Dick, Bucyrus Reiner Hoch, Chicago The president and the general manager are Chicagoans and will remove their homes to Toledo. The company will operate the old Maumee brewery."
American Brewers Review 1902-1903