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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1941
Page
7
MM June of June Automotive Service describes the new chassis dynamometer in San Antonio that tests carburetion and ignition under idle and load conditions. The equipment promises precise tuning for fuel efficiency and power, claiming better mileage from modern models and improved performance on hills and highway driving.
The Dacbert Piano Shoppe at 259 Taft Boulevard displays its showrooms after a large spring and summer piano shipment arrived. Pachert notes the stock update and readiness for upcoming trade.
L. W. Culver Storage and Transfer, a long established San Antonio moving firm, touts its modern equipment. The company serves customers across San Antonio and surrounding territory with up to date gear and services.
The readable fragment notes a vehicle project with a dynamometer test and a 200d investment. It mentions a money spend assessment and skilled labor, but lacks clear names, dates, or places to expand the summary.
Buggy OCR text suggests an appeal to readers to place want ads in The Big Suny day Light. It mentions profits from ads and a dial number F 128L for adwriter, with references to corrective work and a figure named June. The readable fragments imply a newspaper notice about advertising services.
The Golden Kettle Syrup company in San Antonio produces maple and cane syrups, preserves, jellies, and country sorghum. Founded 1916 by Moseley, later run by Mrs. Josephine Seiffel, A Buesche purchased the business in 1933 and expanded facilities. Products include Uvalde honey and three grade packings Golden Kettle Silver Kettle Copper Kettle. Distribution covers Austin and the Victoria district with regular delivery calls.
In wartime France, paper shortages force citizens to carry a multitude of cards. Bread, meat, cheese, soap, identity, circulation, press, fuel, and travel permits dominate wallets as authorities issue varying expiry dates. Many struggle to keep all documents in order while also facing a shortage of playing cards.
Louis F. Sanders, manager, credits complete tooling and skilled workmanship for Sanders Top and Body Works ability to rebuild damaged automobiles to factory specifications. He notes many assume total loss, but proper equipment and expert staff yield quality restorations.
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