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   Mar 9, 2018 · German immigrant Michael Karl Goetz arrived in New York in 1854. Working in his cousin’s grocery store in Buffalo, he saved enough to trek west, seeking fortune in the Gold Rush of California. En route, he stopped in St. Joseph and stayed, recognizing opportunity in the bustling outpost on the Missouri River.

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   Michael Karl Goetz was born in Ingenheim, a village in the Alsace-Lorraine region of France, a mere 18 miles from St. Joseph architect E.J. Eckel’s birthplace of Strasbourg. M.K. Goetz came to America in 1854 and was headed to California when he passed through St. Joseph in 1857.

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   Business owner of The M.K. Goetz Brewery, Michael Karl Goetz was a German immigrant who stopped in St. Joseph, Mo., on the way to the California gold fields and decided to stay. He established his own brewery in a small frame building after working a few months for another brewer.

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   Michael Karl Goetz was born in Alsace-Lorraine in 1833 and came to America in 1856. He stopped in Buffalo, New York, for a time, then decided to go to the California gold fields. On the way he stopped in St. Joseph, decided to stay, and in 1859 in partnership with J. J. Max started a small brewery.

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   Michael Karl Goetz was a German immigrant who stopped in St. Joseph, Mo., on the way to the California gold fields and decided to stay. He established his own brewery in a small frame building after working a few months for another brewer.

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   Aug 10, 2022 · Michael Karl Goetz emigrated to the United States from Ingenheim, Alsace, Germany in 1854 arriving in Buffalo, New York. Four years later, like thousands of other Americans, Goetz, heeding the advice of the great Horace Greeley, headed west with the California gold fields as his destination but never made it past St. Joseph, MO where he found ...

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   Who was Michael Karl Goetz?

   • Michael Karl Goetz, a German immigrant, arrived in New York in 1854. He saved enough money working in his cousin’s grocery store in Buffalo to embark westward in search of fortune during the Gold Rush in California. During his journey, he stopped in St. Joseph and decided to stay, recognizing the opportunities in the bustling outpost on the Missouri River.

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   What happened to Karl Goetz?

   • Karl Goetz was active in St. Joseph affairs as his uncle had been He died of a heart attack on January 17, 1960, at the age of fifty. In 1961 the Goetz Company was purchased by the Pearl Brewing Company of San Antonio, Texas. Frank L. Goetz, Jr., younger brother of Karl Goetz, became a director of that Company.

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   Who was Joseph Goetz's wife?

   • He was married in 1898 to Miss Anna Pape of St. Joseph and had two sons. He was a very public-spirited citizen of St. Joseph, active for years in the work of the Community Chest. In 1947 he and the Goetz family purchased the Tootle house at Eleventh and Charles Streets to house the St. Joseph Museum.

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   What happened to the Goetz family?

   • Sadly, the Goetz family closed their brewery in 1976, ending an era and a cornerstone of St. Joseph industry. However, their generosity and legacy remain in the form of the Wyeth-Tootle Mansion, which the Goetz family purchased to house the city museum, and the Pony Express Stables renovation was made possible through the Goetz Foundation.

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   When did Goetz Brewing Company close?

   • Goetz Brewing Company closed its doors on April 7, 1976. Sadly, this marked the end of an era and a cornerstone of St. Joseph industry. On that day, a crowd of 5,000 cheered as trucks of real beer pulled out of the brewery.

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   When did M K Goetz start brewing beer?

   • He founded the M. K. Goetz & Co. in 1859, which was located at 603 Albemarle Street (at 6th Street), in St. Joseph, Missouri. It was later known as simply the M. K. Goetz Brewing Co. before prohibition closed it down. The brewery was granted permit L-15 allowing the production of de-alcoholized beer.

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8. www.findagrave.com › 95462870 › michael_karl-goetzMichael Karl Goetz Sr. (1833-1901) - Find a Grave Memorial

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   Michael Karl Goetz was a German immigrant who stopped in St. Joseph, Mo., on the way to the California gold fields and decided to stay. He established his own brewery in a small frame building after working a few months for another brewer.