Winter car care urges mid winter tune up says McKinney
R W McKinney Milach Chevrolet service superintendent urges motorists to give active care to their cars during winter. He warns that neglect leads to wear in the crankcase and steering from poor lubrication and condensation. He recommends draining, rinsing with winter solvent, and fresh lubricant for stored engines, while daily winter users should undergo a mid winter checkup.
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R.W. McKinney
Milach Chevrolet Company
Gertrin Juris
Basingss
Mekingey
Joske's sale opens Thursday at Joske store
The semi annual clearance sale at Joske's opens Thursday drawing thoughts of large crowds from Southwest Texas. President J H Calvert says values are exceptional across departments due to favorable market conditions. The store reports strong annual growth and expects further improvement through 1999 as it offers deep discounts on many lines.
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Joske
J. H. Calveri
Calvert
Texas
Department
Jose
Pres- Cab Rvaiable
Joskes
Isa Wi
Ima
Ford Sales Set New High
Ford and Mercury car sales in the United States surged to a new high last year, with Ford trucks contributing strongly. The report highlights increased production and demand across multiple models, noting Mercury's part in the overall rise and pointing to robust market performance.
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Ford
Mercury
Ford Trucks
United States
Denavir
Ard Metcy Company
Cox M
Ford Unis
Ford Gates
Open Day for Boys Club in San Antonio Opens Tuesday
The Boys Club of San Antonio at 712 Dolorosa Street plans an opening on Tuesday January 2.4. Porter Loring, president of the board, led an intensive fundraising drive with help from numerous local firms to cover subscriptions and support membership. The event aims to register tradesmen from diverse crafts and pave the way for a formal organization in the coming weeks.
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San Antonio
Dolorosa Street
Ohr
Ute
Jeged Bors
Ony
Eligibe
Loys
Porter Loring
H. B. Ocks
Ice
Theo Plumer
W Ryans Mitch
Major
Frank C. Bailes
Nathan Dan Dietben
Leo Dobinski
Henry A. Gurr Ta
James P. Hollers
Harry Jersig
Edwin M. Jones
Li J. Man~bol
Jack N. Pitluk
David P. Steves
Tae Hare
Alamio Brick Company
Alamo Plumbing Supply
Artes Graficas
Atlas Plumbiy Company
Bird Lime and Cement Company
Broadway Lumber Company
Strunswick Balke
Callewaier Company
Campbell
Cloonan and Saund
Clee Company
Bliss Will Lumber Company
Fdeity Scaffold and Equipment Company
Freeman Printing Company
Gendral Electric Supply Corporation
Generel Supply Company
the Gildden Company
Ford Deluxe Line Delights Drivers at Broadway Showrooms
The Ford deluxe line receives praise for its hydraulic brakes and smooth power. Dealers at Broadway and Fourth report immediate delivery and high customer interest after public reception of the 1939 ELRS.
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Eh.herpel
Herpel-Gillespie
Ford
Broadway
Fourth
Herpel
Boys Club of San Antonio Opens With Community Invitation
The San Antonio Boys' Club invites the public as it opens new departments with instructors for crafts and games. Nathan Dan Dreeben emphasizes diverting youth from street leisure into constructive activities under Dick Johnson's trained guidance. The club, run by volunteers, is led by president Butter Loting who has arranged evening programs for the event.
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Boys’ Club
San Antonio
Nathan
Dan
Dreeben
Dick Johnson
America
Yemous Boys
Cooij Bullaby
Fox Co Display of Winning Snapshots at Exhibition
Fox Co promotes a nationwide amateur photography showcase from the 1928 Newspaper National Snapshot Awards. Judges include notable photographers and actors, with $10,000 total prizes and a grand prize of $1,000 awarded to Kenneth Wickware. The exhibit features diverse images from babies to action shots and portraits, with four grand prize winners advancing to the national competition.
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Pox
Mano Wats
Janu Sage
Ore United Gy
Ban An
Lonno T
Nulisaml Gengraphic Societs
Washington, D.C
Toni Friggeil Tin
Seshide
George Henry High
Chiesgo Camera
Cai
New York City
Oval! Table Society
Sesidbe Franzaise
Newelopers
Sere Wal
Saltonal Brapshat Aware
Tan Exinisi
LUN
Lsls
Biiangia
Ute
Kenneth Wickware
Fethdale
Mich
Lake Hinan
Childre
Laval Cniectants
Rewnice Wa
General Electric opens second home in Jefferson Manor
Pits and Company opens a new General Electric home at 147 Thomas Deflercon Drive, Jefferson Manor. The two bedroom stone cottage features mercury switches and silent night attic cooling, with reinforced concrete foundation and pastel interior. Attendance at the opening surpassed prior records, drawing over 15,000 visitors. Courteous reps will explain all new structural and equipment features.
Great American Life Insurance reports record assets and growth
In a year review by President Charles E Becker, Great American Life Insurance of San Antonio reported 1938 gains including assets surpassing 3 million, more than 32.5 million in force insurance, and a 25 percent annual rise. The firm added a 1 million voluntary deposit with Texas authorities, a 500 thousand capital reserve, and projected consolidated resources over 7 million. The company, with headquarters in San Antonio, operates across six states with 300 field representatives.
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Great American Life Insurance Company
Charles E. Becker
Corrproe
Jegal Re Serve Life Insurance Institution
Great American Life
Great América Life
Lfe
United States
Becker
Trris
Cuenta
Texas
Insumee
Great American
Gsin
Sevoi
Iderry
San Antonio
poYe Ae Winder
Monthly Auto Check Initiative Promoted by Garrat Cartwright
Motorists urged to have cars inspected monthly to boost safety and efficiency. G Torreyson and Garratt Cartwright Inc., Plymouth distributors, advocate pre sale checks, brake and steering adjustments, and transparent service terms with no prior approval required.
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G. Torreyson
Lear Garrat Cartwright, Inc
DeSots J
Plymouth Distributors
Tarreysor
Plane Hunt for Eagles Is Success
Wheatland district sheep men sponsored an airplane hunt yesterday to combat predatory eagles in their territory. The aviator engaged in aerial pursuit and shooting at the birds, reporting gratifying results as eagles were downed near the central area.
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Wheatlanus
Wheatland District
Centrals
Ahalwer
Jordanivers Used Car Sales Booming in 1934
Jordanivers Motor company reports booming used car sales in 1934 with volume surpassing November and months showing strong gains. Dock Dining credits trained salesmen, a well staged lot, and factory approved reconditioning via the R and G plan for renewed guarantees. Multiple locations on South Alamo and St Marys streets invite prospects to inspect cars, with extended hours and door viewing for those unable to visit during the day.
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Jordandivers Motor Company
Fordant
Lincolnr Zephyr
Blering
Jordan-tvers
South Alamo
Bond Presa
South Alama
Souis St. Mary's Streets
Vogue stages fur coat sale at Vogue New York
Propitious New York fur market conditions enable Vogue to offer a grand sale of fur coats at one low price. Irwin Bernstein says eastern manufacturers provide major cash concessions to secure pelts for this season. Coats from Jap Weasel to Russian Pay arrive fresh from New York and will be shown in a sale opening Tuesday in San Antonio, promising savings unseen before.
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Thin Bernstein
San Antolia
New York
Rombine
Vogue
Lie Corner
Hous~ton and
Navarra
Ronning
Irwin Bernstein
Sid
Ceason
Bernstein
Jana
Auto Chief Optimistic on Auto Industry Prospects
Paul G Hottman president of Studebaker and Automotive Safety Foundation predicts a brighter year for the auto industry with better safety on roads. He notes early 1938 faced unhappy conditions as new and used car stocks peaked and retail sales rose. By year end stocks are down to about a quarter of 1937 levels while total sales rise significantly.
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Wwe
Mos
Paul G. Hottman
Studebaker Corporation
Automotive Safety Foundation
Mc. Hoffiman
WEH Wheelsh
Winerice Motor Bases Company
Studebaker Distributors
Lon Broadway
Spetkhig
Skidehaker
Wolf and Mars Store Staff Entertained at Gunter Hotel Dinner
Executives of Wolf and Mars store hosted a dinner in the Pan American room of the Gunter hotel for about 800 guests including buyers, department heads, and managers. Norman C. Netter, president, spoke on the firm’s progress since 1838 and outlined plans for 1938, praising staff and stressing renewed effort for growth and community service.
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Wolf and Mgrs
Gunter Hotel
Herman H. Qehs
Norman C. Netter
C. Witchell
Eva Downs
Netter
Wolff and Mars
Tse
Marx
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Hudson Motor Car Company
Detroit
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Orsinger Motors Company
Endseon
Shawn
Hudson
Bovs Club
Furshfapel
Studebakers
Rainend Tweny
Antonio
Dial
Fox Co
Pumphres Ax
AL B. Yoo Motor Company
Chryaler and
Pirrnaush
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AL Toe
Pumphrey
Ras
Inguror
General Electric
L. E. Fite and Company
Thomas Jefferson Drive
Thomas Jefferson High School
Jordanivers
Auto Chief
Salon Exmemrit
Peee the Fox
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