Manufacturer Notes: Bottlers & Manufacturers Supply CompanyPEERLESS GLASS CO., Long Island City, N. Y., 1920-1935; wasBOTTLER'S & MANUFACTURER'S SUPPLY CO., circa 1900-1920 An indication that all was not well may have appeared in 1932, when only Ohmeis and Ludorff were the officers named. That year, later, the factory was purchased by Thatcher to become their Long Island city milk-bottle plant. Toulouse, Julian Harrison; Bottle Makers And Their Marks (New York, Thomas Nelson, Inc., 1971). _______________________________________________________________________________________ Between Webster and Washington Avenues, Long Island City. Secretary's Order No. 20224.-Crib-bulkhead was erected by the Bottlers and Manufacturers' Supply Company under permits. Begun August 13 and finished September 21, 1900. Thirteenth Annual Report Department of Docks and Ferries For the Year Ending December 31, 1900 (New York, Martin B. Brown Co., 1901). _______________________________________________________________________________________ Tax on Organization of Corporations--Continued. Bottlers and Manufactures' Supply Co............ 125 00 Jaeckel, John P.; Annual Report of the State Treasurer for the Fiscal Year Ending September 30, 1900 (Albany, James B. Lyon, 1901). _______________________________________________________________________________________ 1905 1906 1907 High Low High Low High Low Bottlers' & Manufactures' Collecting & Distributing................................. .. .. 26 26 .. .. Bottlers' & Manufactures' Supply.... 84 84 551/2 551/2 .. .. The Manual of Statistics Stock Exchange Hand-Book 1908 (New York, Manual Statistics Co., 1908). _______________________________________________________________________________________ Buys Long Island Waterfront. At the Vesey Street auction room yesterday Joseph P. Day sold to the Bottlers and Manufactures' Supply Company for $41,000 the plot fronting 12 feet on Vernon Avenue, Long Island city, running back about 600 feet to the East River, with frontage of 85 feet on the river. New York Times (New York City) May 4, 1910 _______________________________________________________________________________________ New Factory for Long Island City. The Bottlers and manufacturers' Supply Company has leased from James D. Trask for a term of Twenty-one years a plot of six lots, 150 by 100, on the north side of Webster Avenue, west of Vernon avenue, Long Island City. The plot will be improved at once with a large factory. Platt & Albert, in conjunction with M. C. Baringer, were the brokers. New York Times (New York City) August 3, 1912 _______________________________________________________________________________________ Bottlers' and Manufacturers' Supply Co, NY City The Bulletin of the State Industrial commission Department of Labor 1915-1916 _______________________________________________________________________________________ Go To North American Soda & Beers Home |