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    Anyone know the history of O-So Grape Soda or the company

    Funny, I don't see my detailed reply here about searching at archive.org where I found loads of info on O-So Grape (searching for "O-So Grape"). Maybe you saw that message. Here's just one of the things I found. "O-So Grape began in 1946 and bought Dr. Swett’s Root Beer in 1949. One of the...
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    Anyone know the history of O-So Grape Soda or the company

    I just went to archive.org and searched for "o-so grape" (not "soda"), with the quotes. Choose "text contents" when searching not "metadata." Then filter for "English" at the bottom of the sidebar. Lots of things came up, mags, news, ads, company info from the 50s and 60s. If I had the time, I'd...
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    Anyone know the history of O-So Grape Soda or the company

    https://orcabeverage.com/product/o-so-grape/ There's some history here.
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    Wanted Dominion Soda Water from Dundas

    Fantastic, thanks for posting this! I had just discovered Dominion Glass as someone mentioned the D on the bottom of the Dominion bottle, but I can't find Chappell St. Will check out facebook. Thanks.
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    Wanted Dominion Soda Water from Dundas

    Cool bottle. Do you know where in Hamilton they made these bottles? The Dominion Co was located on John St but that was just a house.
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    Wanted Dominion Soda Water from Dundas

    Do you know where these Dundas bottles were made?
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    Manufacturing bottles as a 'cottage' industry ca 1910-1920s

    Yes it is in the tax assessments, but just the company name, for a regular house. So ya, a mystery. I saw that someone here had posted that they were looking for a Dundas bottle, so I'm hoping someone out there knows something. He said they were "machine made only in pints and quarts." Not sure...
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    Manufacturing bottles as a 'cottage' industry ca 1910-1920s

    None the less, there it is. There are bottles with Hamilton and Dundas embossed on them so they were doing it for sure. And doesn't make sense to have people only fill bottles at home. The bottles are machine made not blown. It is interesting.
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    Manufacturing bottles as a 'cottage' industry ca 1910-1920s

    I came across Dominion Soda Water Co in some research, and aside from their bigger plants, people appear to be making their bottles in regular homes, in various locations, circa 1910-1920s. I saw that the Hamilton location was in someone's house. There was a Dundas location too. How would they...

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