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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1932
Page
14
The Golden Kettle Syrup Factory area at 105-107 West Locust Street is described, noting an approximate 500 presence or activity nearby. Further details are unclear from the fragment.
Mosely's Golden Kettle Syrup Company operates a modern sanitary plant at West Locust Street capable of producing over 590 gallons every eight hours. Mrs Joseph E Mosely owns the firm, Texas' only woman run syrup factory since its 1918 start. The firm markets Mosely's Gold Kettle syrup and related products nationwide, employing about 10 people.
Mor ris Block at 232 Broadway reports rising pipe and smoker supply sales after General mood shifts. Veteran tobacconist Mr. Glock, in business 41 years with a long San Antonio tenure, showcases Sann de Wigotenized cigars, the M. B. tobacco blend, and a wide pipe assortment from corncobs to Meerschaums.
Honored cigarette holders humidors and tobacco accessories line Morris Block’s shop famed across the Southwest for pipe repairs. He boasts orders from all over the state and pushes real ivory nominees as top sellers while urging buyers to act in the current market. See Classifications 86 to 92 for best buys.
Warning to corporations partnerships and individuals to file income tax returns by March 15. The notice stresses complete forms and schedules to claim losses for 1931 and highlights the Creager Auditing Company through 20 years of public accounting to assist with tax and financial reporting for credit and business needs.
Hollywood reported screen star Bessie Love born a daughter yesterday in private life as Mrs William Hawks wife of a Beverly Hills broker The newborn weighs seven pounds four ounces and has been named Patricia
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