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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1932
Page
12
Sunshine 15 Perfect Milk Production markets Sunshine Certified milk from a tested herd free of tuberculosis and Bacillus causing undulant fever. The process is described as sanitary, with hand milk first, five minute machine milking, cooling, bottling, capping, sealing, and delivery ready to truck.
Sunshine Dairy describes its Holstein based operation with scrubbed and sterilized sanitation of pipes and bottles, labeled Sunshine Certified Holstein Milk. It contrasts Holstein milk as easier to digest and lower in butterfat with Jersey milk prized for flavor, and notes fly control, darkened milking rooms, and removable iron partitions to keep the milking area laboratory clean.
A compact notice reports the result for case Diab filed under F-12321. The brief item lists the final action by the court and references the involved parties by initials, noting the outcome without sensational detail. Entities include Diab and the filing code F-12321.
Fred B. Rodriguez owns the eatery on North St Marys Street and East French Place where steady patronage has grown over years. He cites attentive service and reasonable prices as key, with ample parking for drive outs. An ad on KTSA invites customers to visit for quick meals.
The Shiner-Siew Paper company, a major Southwest Texas wrapping and printing paper distributor founded in 1920 by Albert Siren, Louis Siew, and Weller W. Shiner, is now fully owned by the Sien brothers after Albert and Louis bought Shiner's stake. The firm keeps its name and expands at its West Martin and Medina location with 1209 items, exclusive distribution of national brands, and logistics to serve the regional trade area.
A local business in the paper industry reports marked improvement over recent months. The owner notes increased demand and says the firm has expanded capacity to meet rising orders, reflecting a strengthening market and optimistic outlook for the coming quarter.
The company adds G. Lacey as specialties representative in charge of smiles and appoints Joe Heénayides. Lacey, known in the paper trade, joins after 11 years with Texas Paper Company in Dallas. He previously led export sales for San Antonio Drug Co. in Mexico. Albert Sien notes a brighter outlook and rising sales over the past five to six weeks, with improvements expected to continue this winter or spring.
The Jack W. McGuire School of Commercial Art will host a dinner and dance for students and graduates at the Artists' Inn on Saturday October 1. Dinner runs 8:30 to 10:30 with dancing by a seven piece orchestra. Tickets are limited to 100 and on sale now. For help finding lodging, contact Mary Lat for assistance. service is free. Dial F-12391.
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