Fresh fish eggs butter rang up by San Antonio Meat Co
A brief shopper note indicates fresh fish eggs and butter were rung up at San Antonio Meat Company with a reference to both new and old price codes 852 and 1908.
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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1908
Page
4
A brief shopper note indicates fresh fish eggs and butter were rung up at San Antonio Meat Company with a reference to both new and old price codes 852 and 1908.
Weather bulletin lists 24 hour forecasts for multiple Texas stations with cloudy to clear conditions and temperatures. Classified ads promote real estate bargains, grease traps, and microfine druxelets at Galveston suppliers, plus a Panama Canal claim agent profile and local business notices.
A partial OCR fragment mentions Texan Title Co. Lockwood Building and Company. The readable items reference abstracting services, likely listing firms in a local directory. The text is incomplete but indicates industry names and a building address.
A historic note argues a leaf’s breathing as leafcutter bees feed, warning of garden damage from pickers who strip leaves. It notes a lilac tree scene, rapid leaf loss from removing a single square foot of leaf, and a branch torn off causing quick death. Also mentions a builders directory as a tip for prospective builders.
Advertisement notes bids to lower the Iron bridge over the San Antonio river on Houston street by about two feet. The project covers a thirty foot span between trusses with cantilever-walks, carrying two streetcar tracks and resting on stone abutments. Bids due July 24 1908 with $250.09 cash deposit. City Engineer details.
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