New Jersey Bottling Company
Abraham, Louis, and Samuel Rosenberg operated the New Jersey Bottling Company at Liberty Street in Camden. They distributed soft drinks and beer from the 1920s into the 1960s. By 1970 the Rosenbergs had retired and the business had closed.
Famous Milwaukee Product Comes to Camden
Camden Courier-Post —
The beer that made Milwaukee famous as it arrived at the reading terminal here. The product, none other than Schlitz beer, is being loaded on trucks for the New Jersey Bottling Company, local distributor of Schlitz. It is said that the brewers of Schlitz refused to release the beer for shipment until it had gone through the required two months aging process that has been found desirable for best production of this beverage.
Scene in New Bottling Plant Here
Camden Courier-Post —
Cleansed bottles take a ride on the belt line from soaker to filler in the new Camden bottling plant of the Joseph Schlitz Brewing Co., of Milwaukee. The plant has been set in co-operation with the Booth Bottling Co., of Philadelphia.
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New Jersey Bottling Company advertisements. Left: Schlitz “Old Milwaukee Beer,” 10¢ — Camden Courier-Post, August 27, 1936. Right: Clicquot Club Pale Dry, “50 Years a Favorite,” 10¢ — Camden Courier-Post, July 1, 1941.