In a Waco News-Tribune article from March 27, 1933, the new company, located then at 201 South Elm Street, advertised they were: “manufacturers of cleaners’ solvent, clarification systems, drying windwhips, drying cabinets, water softeners, boilers, drying tumblers, and machine work.” Goods produced evolved in the following decades and even included “large vacuum sweepers for malls and parking areas.”