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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1944
Page
6
Mrs. Maude Cozart owner of the San Antonio Chick Hatchery says a steady supply of popular chick breeds is available and replenished weekly. The hatchery also accepts eggs for hatching and offers poultry feeds, feeders, fountains, and brooders both electric and kerosene.
San Antonio hatchery at 302 Fredericksburg announces baby chick season with a new hatch Saturday. The notice lists prime breeds of baby chicks available and directs customers to choose preferred stock.
Edwards Mills, a longtime local feed house, says new hay on hand includes about 100 tons of alfalfa hay and 450 tons of peanut hay. They plan quick delivery and emphasize nutritious feeds for dairy and poultry needs. Owned by M L Steger and S V Schellz, the mill serves farmers and ranchers with rapid service.
The Midcap Bearing Service at 603 Main Avenue reports rapid progress since opening in November 1942 after the dissolution of Bearing Supply, with a large stock of automotive and industrial bearings and seals, aircraft bearings, pillow blocks, brake lining, and safety equipment. J J Frenchy Durlo, a noted San Antonio parts salesman and store manager, is affiliated with the firm.
Valentines are urged for delivery before February 14 as Fox company stores in Alamo Plaza and Broadway showcase a wide assortment for all ages and tastes. Fox is renowned for Kodak finishing services including developing, enlarging and copying with speedy turnaround and a custom framing department.
Edward Kozlowski a 50 year old gunsmith who has cleaned police guns for nearly 30 years fired a gun by accident and received two bullet wounds in his left hand. He was hospitalized after the incident in Chicago.
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