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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1929
Page
6
A section of the new cafeteria kitchen features a battery of ranges and a fully automated washing system that cleans dishes without human contact, highlighting the facility's state of the art equipment and careful layout.
San Antonio welcomes a new Milam cafeteria with a formal opening on Wednesday featuring a food show and product exhibits. The second Milam location on Monasten Street near Navarro and Jefferson will showcase merchandise displays, music, and refreshments throughout the day as part of the launch.
Fredericksburg sets tax payment period from October to January 31 with state and county deadlines. City Clerk Otto Hartmann notes the city has completed a second annual assessment following recent property reorganization. Total city valuations reach 147540 with a 12000 increase in assessed values.
A fragmentary clipping notes praise of dramatic women hats described as publicity hats replacing others that hid faces. The piece also lists several court cases with names including Jose Rogalio Vasquez and Clara Vasquez, Lucile Eichmann, Camille Parkinson, David Choate Parkinson, Ramon Samaniego and Alvina Samaniego.
The project, started last spring, spans four months of extensive remodeling with equipment installed and decorators finished. The decor promises to draw attention from admirers of modern art as the total deal totals $600000.
The new Sil cafeteria in the Central building on Houston Street opens Wednesday with 16 murals across two floors. The bold Texas history themes feature silhouettes and tapestries, with Franciscan missions on the main floor and cowboy and Indian tributes on the mezzanine, all enhanced by amber lighting and hammered silver fixtures. It is led by Walter I. Daly with hand laid foils and extensive handwork, said to be among the South's first of their kind.
In San Marcos Texas rancher Charles McMullen Henley died yesterday from injuries suffered during a goat roping contest more than a week earlier when a horse kicked him. At the time of the accident the blow was considered light. Henley was a rancher.
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