Smyrna times., 1911-08-30
SMYRNA INVENTOR SUCCEEDING
Elmer z. Taylor, InVents and Patents
Machinery For Making Paper Re-
ceptacles For Conveying Milk

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer z. Taylor, of
London, England, who for a year
and a half have been over in this
country while Mr.. Taylor has been
looking after the American Mono
Service Vessels Company Ltd. were
guests over Sunday of Mr.. Taylor's
mother Mrs. George W. Tayor. They
also visited Councilman and Mrs.
Joseph H. Wright. Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor expect to sail on September
9th for London. MIR. Taylor is one
of the former Smyrna boys of which
there is reason to be proud. Some
years ago he was interested in, a
multi-color printing press concern
but soon after became an inventor
and pantentee of machinery for max
ing high class cream mugs, milk
pals, butter boxes etc., from paper.
His scheme was a success from the
start, owing to the splendid sanitary
features of his products and their
high class value as common carriers.
A company was formed in London
with a capital stock of $3.50, 900 and
is making big thing of it. Mr..
Taylor is one of the high officials
and with his associates own the .on-
trolling stock in the concern. So
we'll have these paper products been
received in England, Mr., Taylor con-
ceived the idea of forming branch
concern in America to be known as
the American Mono Service Vessels
Company, Ltd. A year and a half ago
he came over to this country and
has spent the time in forming a
stock company here, purchasing a
factory and installing it with new
machinery of his own invention. The
factory is located in Newark, N.
j., and started up last March with
fiattering prospects. The paper pro-
dcuts of his machinery are designed
to supplant glass milk bottles, but
ter dishes and the like and are made
in such quantities and so cheap that
they can be discarded after once
used. The invention and placing or
the market of these products was
the outcome of a far-reaching cal
for new and improved method b.
which cream, milk, butter and Iikt
commodities could be conveyed with
out the employment of vessels tina
have been used before. T,
thoroughly clean an ordinary vesse
is difficult matter. Particles O
sour and decomposed matter ar,
bound to be concealed in crevice
and make them ideal abiding place
for a myriad of germs. The Taylo
hygenic inventions are manufacture
from new, mechanical wood fibre an
coated with a special impervirou
glace, which being applied hot, ster
ilizes the receptacle and prevents it
contents soaking through. Each re
ceptacle is sealed with a close-fttinl
cover which renders it dust-proo
and clean. The machinery equip
! ment in London is capable of turnin
r out 40, 900 of these products daily
The American plant at Newark wit
its improved machinery promises a
large an output. and coupled wit
this their sanitary features is des
: tined to make the Taylor concern
useful and powerful industry. Th
main Office will be at 40, Al and 4
Percival Street, London, and as tn
business grows, branch factorie
will be opened up in Europe, .Asi
and America and possibly Australia
Mr.. Taylor is the sole inventor {
this particular machinery and HI
! patents are very valuable. He hs
many friends in Smyrna who al
glad to note his success.