Did you do a search on www.google.com?

One link led to an advertisement for it, dated 1930, which mentions that 6
million people enjoyed Cascade Pale Dry Ginger Ale in an emerald green bottle.

http://www.cweide.freeservers.com/cgi-bin/i/ad_c070430.jpg

It sounds to be well entrenched by 1930, but other parts of the web page
mention it as Cascade Bottling Co from 1930-1931, and Cascade Ginger Ale
Co., from 1932-1933.  Edward Bates Proprietor.  It also lists them at 435
Margaret Street, along with Buffalo Rock Bott. Co. at the same address.

Another web page mentions they made Pale Dry and Golden ginger ales which
were being sold in New Mexico.

http://alamo.nmsu.edu/~lockhart/AlamoSod/Chap6/chap6.htm







At 03:08 PM 1/26/2004 -0500, you wrote:
>Greetings All
>
>During a recent Phase I survey we found a "Cascade Ginger Ale" Bottle.  The
>bottle is colorless, machine made, and fragmentary; we found only the lip
>and a portion of the neck with the product name embossed.   We have looked
>through our books but have not found a match.  An internet search found the
>"Cascade Bottling Company" in Jacksonville, Florida in operation during the
>early 1930s.  We would like to know if this is indeed the correct company,
>or are there other possibilities?
>
>
>Thanks in advance to any that respond
>
>Will
>
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