The state republican. (Jefferson City, Mo.) 1871-1896, 1895-08-29
Some of Our Industries.

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largest, most modern and coDyenient
Touring mills in Missouri. The new
mill is nearing completion rapidly
the building, warehouse and elevator
and office have long since been COM
pleted and for the past month ma
chincry of the latest pattern has
been constantly arriving and being
put in place. The proprietors OF
this mill have made it a point to buy
the best and latest improved ma
chinery in every department. The
investment will amount to fully $780,
O0O in the plant alone. AS the COM
pany ships its flour to nearly all the
leading cities in the country, much
of it being shipped to Galveston for
expectation, it requires fully $780,
GOO TO own and operate this plant.
1t is an enterprise of great impor-
lance and advantage to our CITY,
Mr.. VIM. Schultz, the president of
the Dulle Milling Company, is one of
the most experienced millcrs in the
state, At least twenty-five years of
his life has been spent in the per-
sonal supervision and management
of milling plants. Every Grange or
improvement in the manufacture of
flour has been taken advantage Of by
the Dulle Milling Company. Some
eight or ten years ago the old mill,
that was operated by the burr pro-
cess. was remodeled ut q cost of S20.-
= 600 by this company, and the roller
process put in. At the time of the
fire the company had an ex.
cellently equipped plant, but many
improvements have taken place
within the past eight years and all of
these were taken advantage of in
the construction of the new mill.
The capacity of the new mill is
/, much greater than the old one. 1t
=. will probably still he over a month
before the new plant will be ready
+ TO grind. The Victoria Mill is kept
. busy and is supplying the public
r very satisfactorily. We next cal
Y attention to the
| CAPITAL BREWERY.
e This establishment, under the man
" agement of the Moerschel brothers
e is growing into a mammoth concern
t Some two years ago the Moerschel
s purchased the old brewery plant o
c. Il l.. Wagner. The Wayne
# brewery was for years CONSIDERS
it one of the best in Central Missouri
h 1t was purchased by the Moersche
W Brothers for $4,000. They at one
he began to remodel the plant at u cos
la of $50, 600. A modern artificial ic
De plant is operated in connection wit
al the brewery. Through this ice plar
O. the Moerschel Brothers supply thei
On ice. With the expenditure of tn
en- large sum of money a magnilicel
,to new brick brewery plant is the resul
on Not satisfied with their improve
% ments, plans have been made TO e,
pend $4,000 additional in the Ell
largement of the brewery. 1t
generally conceded that the bee
manufactured by the Capital Brew
c. cry is not exceIled by Lemp, A
es heuser Busch or Pabst. This con
er pany enjoys an excellent trade Il
lie home and abroad and the bushes
ms is constantly growing. Another ell
he terprise that is constantly GROWN
of is the
l. WESTERN BOTTLING WORKS,
r. owned and operated by W. +. Ro'
sen, of ''phostone fame. Nj
: Roesen a few years ago erected
new c%ommGdious brick building f
=, the accommodation of his bottlin
works on jefferson street. II
:, manufactures mineral and soda W
tiers, and enjoys . lucrative trac
= outside Of the city. Mr.. koesen
what is termed q hustler an
from u small beginning has esta
lished q business that is gradual
growing into large proportions an
Nv from which he already enjoys a |
us crative income. Notwithstandir
'"' the rainy season, Mr.. Roesen h
III done u larger business this year thu
DE any year before. His mineral at
'r' soda waters have Il reputation tho
'u' oughly established all over the stat
KS Mr.. Theo. Overman has the mocha
gu ical part of the business in charg'
KY The advantages enjoyed by q ci
er' that has manufacturing establis
Is menls such as these are manifol
They give employment TO citize,
as aud are constantly bringing in mon'
it from abroad. Another industry til
II provides labor and that also brini
of money TO the city is the
VI MODEL STEAM LAUNDRY.
~ This institution is owned and OF
Is, rated by Mr.. James w. Reid. NJ
Reid established this plant here
", fav unorS oun onl at first had son