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GRAND OPERA HOUSE BUFFET. The ''Dubuque City Directory'' of 1909 gave the address of this business as 289 8th.
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[[File:ohbuffet.jpg|300px|thumb|left|Match safe. Once stocked with matches, the "safe" held them until one match was pulled out to use. The "safe" then reclosed]]GRAND OPERA HOUSE BUFFET. The license to operate a tavern was much more expensive than one to maintain a restaurant. The idea of operating a "buffet" allowed the sale of liquor with food at less cost to the owner.


The '''Dubuque City Directory''' of 1909 gave the address of this business as 289 8th.
[[Category: Restaurant]]
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[[Category: Bar]]
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Match safe. Once stocked with matches, the "safe" held them until one match was pulled out to use. The "safe" then reclosed

GRAND OPERA HOUSE BUFFET. The license to operate a tavern was much more expensive than one to maintain a restaurant. The idea of operating a "buffet" allowed the sale of liquor with food at less cost to the owner.

The Dubuque City Directory of 1909 gave the address of this business as 289 8th.