About 3,665 Trademarks found for “louis treiger”

FIVE STAR ALLIANCE FOR CHILDREN AN EDUCATIONAL PROJECT OF PUBLIC TELEVISION NETWORKS ALABAMA ARKANSAS GEORGIA LOUISIANA MISSISSIPPI

Pre-recorded electronic media products, namely, pre-recorded videotapes, CDs, DVDs and hard drives featuring instructional, educational and teaching information all related to giving assistance to caregivers and/or children, such materials not being offered through retail mass merchandise outlets

SOUTHERN COMFORT THE GRAND OLD DRINK OF THE SOUTH ORIGINATED ON THE BANKS OF THE MISSISSIPPI IN NEW ORLEANS LOUISIANA USA

Belt buckles and clasps for clothing all made of non-precious metal; ornamental novelty pins

Posters made of paper; Printed calendars; Wall calendars

Educational services, namely, providing a web site for the purpose of instruction to caregivers concerning going to school; production of video tapes and ten-part television program aimed at instruction to caregivers on going to school

"ALLIANCE FOR CHILDREN, EDUCATIONAL PROJECT OF PUBLIC TELEVISION NETWORKS, and ALABAMA, ARKANSAS, GEORGIA, LOUISIANA, MISSISSIPPI"

beer, ale; mineral and aerated water; non-alcoholic drinks; namely soft drinks; and syrups for making soft drinks

The mark consists of the image of a red hexagon shape with a yellow lined border that takes up slightly more than half of the entire mark. Inside the top of the hexagon appear the words "NEW ORLEANS" in yellow in small letters above the word "LOUISIANA" in yellow in small letters. Below this wording in large letters are the words "Roman Candy Rum" in white and outlined in yellow stacked with one word per line. Below this wording in slightly smaller font is the word "COMPANY" in yellow set off by a yellow line before the word and a yellow line after the word extending nearly side to side of the hexagon. Running through the bottom point of the hexagon is the shape of a white candy stick outlined in red. Written on the candy stick are the black words "VANILLA FLAVORED RUM". To the left of the bottom of the hexagon and extending beyond the left side of the hexagon is the black and white image of a box-shaped wagon with six windows on the top half of the wagon, 2 of the windows are large and all the way to the left side of the wagon and next to that are the remaining 4 smaller windows from approximately the middle of the wagon all the way to the right side of the box wagon. the words "ROMAN CHEWING CANDY" are situated under one of the larger windows and 2 of the smaller windows towards the left side of the box wagon. Under the 2 smaller windows towards the left side of the box wagon are the words "ESTABLISHED 1915". Under the 2 smaller windows on the right side of the box wagon are the words "ROMAN CANDY". Twice on the box wagon appear the words "1.00 A STICK", once on the left under the 2 larger windows and under the words "ROMAN CHEWING CANDY" and once on the right side of the box wagon under the 2 smaller windows and under the words "ROMAN CANDY". In front of the box wagon is a mule hitched to the wagon by a shaft, all in black and white, with the mule wearing its yoke and the reins in black leading from the mule to the wagon above the 2 small windows all the way to the right. The image also depicts 3 wagon wheels with spokes and 2 axels in black attached to the bottom of the box wagon. To the right of the mule and touching the right side of the hexagon is a large fleur-de-lis in gray and white appearing to be behind the mule, behind the right side of the hexagon, and behind the candy stick with stylized twist on the right side of the hexagon. Below the wagon wheels and the mule's hooves are the words "70 PROOF" "35% ALC. BY VOL. 750 ML" all in red and separated by a red line. The remaining white represents background or transparency only.

daily regional newspapers, delivered via facsimile, featuring humor, quotes, opinions concerning local news, reader response, and local advertising

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