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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1921
Page
5
A San Antonio Manufacturers' Association analysis shows creameries ranking ninth in city industries at end 1920 with output over 2.5 million dollars. The sector ships butter to Chicago and across Texas with growing trade into Mexico, driven by favorable climate, water, and ranges.
A Texas Chamber of Commerce survey finds a demand for larger production of castier grades of cotton goods while many mills are overbuilt for current output. It stresses the need for trained labor, with at least half the mill workforce experienced, and notes labor sourcing and mobility challenges in attracting skilled workers to Texas plants.
The nations wide June to August push by pineapple canners of Uawali promotes the fruit and its value to economy. It highlights crushed or grated pineapple used in sodas pies and dairy treats and notes past campaigns increased plant capacity and popularity.
William Roegelein, 24 year old owner of the Packing House market chain, plans to open a larger and more complete fifth market in the Woolworth vacancy in the quarter. Roegelein recently started No 4 on Avenue and aims to expand his meat business further.
Southwest Rit alithic Company, organized by local men, operates a plant on the Southern Pacific tracks occupying 400000 square feet. The firm specializes in Warrenite Dithulithic paving and employs about 20 percent of its workforce in busy seasons. Main officers include Fred Richter president and John Cunningham president with Clyde as secretary and George W Chasey as general superintendent. directors include Frank M Lewis and Frank C Winerieh.
June 9 events by San Antonio Chen Cola Bottling Commons celebrated the seventh anniversary of Delaware Punch. Advertising crew visited many dealers in Victoria Tex. Fragments note Victoria Farmer Dies in Victoria. Funeral for 65 year old Fienest TL Powitasky held. survived by seven sons and four daughters.
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