Hi,
My Grandmother was Mary Hammes Mall, of Green Bay, WI, she and her brother Russell, inherited Northland Bottling Co from their parents. Their father Edward Hammes acquired the Co. during the depression by trading a summer home in Upper Michigan for it. It was the only asset that he had left, since he had been a bank director and had lost everything, for some reason the summer home was in his wife's name, an unusual practice in those days. He always said that although times were tough during the depression, people could usually scrape up a nickel for a bottle of "pop". ( a Wisconsin term ) Mary and Russ continued to run the company until they retired in the mid 1970's and sold out. The brands that were bottled were Nehi, Royal Crown Cola, Dad's Rootbeer and 50/50 sour. I have pictures of the interior of the plant if anyone is interested. They also ran a bottling plant in Marquette MI.
I have a bottle called Northland that has a painted picture label of trees. However it is from the Northern Bottling Works in Cameron, Wisconsin. I don't know if this is related or not, but the bottle name is the same and the picture is similar. ~bottlingco