Showing posts with label 1920s. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1920s. Show all posts

Claremont Hotel 1920s postcard

6031 Claremont Hotel, Berkely, California

Published by Cardinell-Vincent Company
San Francisco Los Angeles

Postcard circa 1920s



Regina Hotel and Jungfrau Interlaken 1929 postcard

Interlaken. Regina Hotel und Jungfrau

CARTE POSTALE
POSTKATE - POST CARD
Dieser Schreibraum is nur zulässig fur Lander welche Privatekorrespondez auf der Adress-Site gestalten.

Inscription
Interlacken
29-5-09

(May 9, 1929)




Stanford Memorial Church 1920s postcard

MEMORIAL CHURCH, STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CALIF. postcard circa 1920s

P.N.C. PACIFIC NOVELTY CO. SAN FRANCISCO & LOS ANGELES

POSTCARD

Message:

on the way down the coast from San Francisco to Santa Barbara in a Tour-de-luxe, & was so glad - Hoover was to receive his nomination notice the following day, & as we drove past the great stadium, the driver called out cheerfully "This is where Herbert Hoover is to be notified tomorrow, that he is to be the next president!"  California is simply wild over him & we do hope he & Prohibition will win.





Chicago Post Office and Federal Building 1928 postcard

Post Office and Federal Building Chicago
50201

Postmark: CHICAGO OCT 8 5 PM 1928 ILL.

Slogan cancel: NOTIFY YOUR CORRESPONDENTS OF CHANGE OF ADDRESS

Stamp: US 1 Cent Benjamin Franklin

Published by Max Ricot Selling Co., Chicago

C.T. America Art Colored.

The Post Office occupies a full city square bounded by Clark, Adams and Dearborn Streets and Jackson Boulevard.  Construction commenced in 198, completed in 1905; cost $4,757,000. The building is 311 by 386 feet containing 150,000 square feet in its basement floor.  The main building is eight stories high the dome section contains eight more stories making site in all; the total height is 297 feet; depth of foundation 76 feet.


The Coca-Cola Company 1922 Annual Report


THE COCA-COLA COMPANY
ATLANTA, GA
ANNUAL REPORT
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
1922
COCA-COLA'S DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM
(Exclusive of overseas markets)

14 regional syrup factories
10 divisional warehouses
2,000 jobbers
1,200 bottlers
105,000 fountain dealers and
150,000 bottle dealers

-12- -13-


Thirst knows no season (ad on page 24)

The Coca-Cola Company
Atlanta, Ga.

Reproduction of an advertisement in The Satur-
day Evening Post which is typical of the four-
seasons advertising to appear throughout 1922.

- 24 -