The American Cement Machine Company was founded in 1909 by O. G. Mandt in Madison, Wisconsin. Its industry was cement machinery and its headquarters were in Madison, Wisconsin (1909-1914) and Keokuk, Iowa (1914-1930). The company shut down in 1930, presumably from the effects of the Depression.
ADDRESSES[]
- 1006 Johnson Street, Keokuk, IA. (1915)
PRODUCTS[]
- Alley Street Paver
- "Boss" Hoists (gasoline or electric)
- Single Drum
- Double Drum
- "JIT Boss" Handy Concrete Mixer
- Electric
- Gas
- Steam
- One & Two-Bag Pavers
- "Packard" Concrete Mixer
- "Packard" Ford Trailer
- "Packard" Tilter
- Portable Air Compressors
- Portable Saw Rigs
- Pumps
- Electric
- Gas
- Steam
ADVERTISEMENTS[]
Engineering News (Feb. 29, 1912)
The Contractor (Jan. 1, 1915)
The Contractor (Jan. 1, 1915)
American Carpenter & Builder (October 1915)
American Builder (April 1919)
National Builder (July 1920)
American Builder (November 1923)
Building Age & National Builder (July 1925)
American Builder (April 1927)