Looks like some local Chicago bottles there. I am always looking for 1920's and 1930's crown tops and food bottles made by Hemingray Glass Co. Looks like you might have a couple in there. They would be lite aqua/ice blue colored. Bob Stahr
I think I see a 20N marking below the logo. That would indicate the bottle was made in 1920 at the Newark, OH American Bottle glass factory.
My guess is Edward Mohr Bottling Co. Toledo Ohio.
This looks very much like bottles made by the McLaughlin Glass Co. They made a bunch of 5 gallon water bottles and in the 1950’s made some that were used as lamp bases and other decorator items. McLaughlin also made glass insulators. They were from California and these usually show up out that way.
I collect bottles manufactured by the Hemingray Glass Company. Among those they produced a bottle nearly identical to this one, in a more slightly ice blue color. I am sure you know what I am talking about if you have collected their bottles for some time. The painted label one you posted is...
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