Iron City Steam Bottling Works: Difference between revisions

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The Iron City Steam Bottling Works was a bottler located at 1515 2nd Avenue North.

The company was founded by Frank Nabers and George Morrow of Nabers, Morrow & Sinnige pharmacy. They sold the business to R. W. Mustin and Mark Fogle in April 1889. They, in turn, sold the business to Mustin's wife, M. E. Mustin in May or June of that year. They moved the plant to a building on Lot 4 of Block 123, which was purchased from a Copeland on December 6, 1890.

The bottling works was destroyed by fire in 1896.

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-The '''Iron City Steam Bottling Works''' was a [[List of bottlers|bottler]] located at the corner of [[2nd Avenue North]] and [[16th Street North|16th Street]].
+The '''Iron City Steam Bottling Works''' was a [[List of bottlers|bottler]] located at 1515 [[2nd Avenue North]].
-The company was founded by [[Frank Nabers]] and [[George Morrow]] of [[Nabers, Morrow & Sinnige]] pharmacy. They sold the business to [[R. W. Mustin]] and [[M. M. Fogle]] in April [[1889]]. They, in turn, sold the business to Mustin's wife, [[M. E. Mustin]] in May or June of that year. They moved the plant to a building on Lot 4 of [[Block 123]], which was purchased from a Copeland on [[December 6]], [[1890]].
+The company was founded by [[Frank Nabers]] and [[George Morrow]] of [[Nabers, Morrow & Sinnige]] pharmacy. They sold the business to [[R. W. Mustin]] and [[Mark Fogle]] in April [[1889]]. They, in turn, sold the business to Mustin's wife, [[M. E. Mustin]] in May or June of that year. They moved the plant to a building on Lot 4 of [[Block 123]], which was purchased from a Copeland on [[December 6]], [[1890]].
 The bottling works was destroyed by fire in [[1896]].
 [[Category:Bottlers]]
+[[Category:2nd Avenue North]]
 [[Category:1880s establishments]]
 [[Category:1896 disestablishments]]