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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1921
Page
7
Chicago May 24 engineers and manufacturers convened to address waste in industry. The American Society of Engineers and Manufacturers heard leaders urge reform and outlined findings of a national commission on waste.
An unclear report discusses postal service preparations and alliances in Washington with references to Mr Armistead and location considerations for a potential headquarters. The text mentions May dates, Washington DC, and budgetary notes, but details remain fragmented and uncertain.
A San Antonio civic group meeting led by Amoy Graves plans to organize a women’s league to support city growth. The Women’s club aims to mobilize members for civic service including urban development studies and collaboration with the Chamber of Commerce and other organizations. The group intends to enroll new members and assemble within days.
In our gift shop you can find beautiful and appreciated gifts for graduates. Prices range from 50 cents to 35 dollars, including a seaside themed item and a second item priced at 25 cents.
Souvenirs will mark the closing day of the industrial exposition of the Manufacturers’ Association. Exhibitors will award prizes to those whose names are first to reach the front or who guess lucky numbers. A luncheon at the Gunter hotel will follow, with speeches from association officers and talks by prominent exhibitors on manufacturing topics.
Senator Sheppard proposes an air postal system to speed mail between Texas cities and the eastern states. The plan includes staging hubs at Dallas Fort Worth and Austin with delivery to Portland and beyond. Supporters cite faster service while critics warn of costs and feasibility.
A local drive shows the Scout fund expanding to support Hoy Scouts. Community groups including Elks discuss securing future gains through annual revenues and membership growth aiming to 1000. Church and civic groups back charter efforts and increased service as several projects are planned for the coming year.
The Columbus Woman’s Relief Lodge held a luncheon on Tuesday at the Marionette House to discuss school progress and activities. Miss Alma Roy was among the speakers, and Rowe chaired the meeting which agreed to hire a luncheon for members and guests.
A local retailer notes pricing collapse as the cheapest brassier last year at $1 now costs 39 cents. The store cites steady stock, discount strategies, and markdowns as drivers of the sudden drop.
Very large fabric item priced at 195 dollars. Description notes color and size. Likely a textile listing or ad. No clear brands or organizations.
A compact notice showcases frocks for tea time and dressy wear, highlighting Fyening style options. It presents a small fashion lineup with emphasis on suitable fabrics and silhouettes for formal daytime events.
A catalog item features crepe de chine shirt fabric priced at $2.25 with a width of 82 inches. The listing highlights a broad selection described as beautiful with varied patterns and finishes.
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