Amarillo Real Estate Board Promotes Civic Duty and Ethics
The Amarillo Real Estate board outlines its purpose to establish ethics for brokers and protect the public in buying renting and selling. It seeks civic improvements including zoning and streets while affiliated with state and national associations.
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Amerilla
Real Estate Board
Sta
Wilshisperaces
Amarile
Pecmts
JB Arla Tesi Dsiato
W. A. Askew
Firet
B. Sitrin
So-Ood
J. R. Gaut
Fare
Nantens
Amarillo
Eviain
Potae
The
Amarillo Real Estate Board
Texas Association of Real Estate Boards
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Amar'’9 Real Baiate Board
Amarillo Pea
Fpetate
An Attractive Small House with Colonial Charm
An unusual small house combines economy, attractiveness and stability with a shingle exterior and variegated green roof. It features a red brick chimney, a spacious living room with a large fireplace and bookcase, a dining room, complete kitchen and breakfast room, rear entry, and a second floor with three bedrooms and a tiled bath.
Wagner Here To Start Addition Development
J. Wagner arrived in Amarillo from Ardmore Oklahoma and plans rapid work on Wolflin addition southwest of the city. First improvements include water gas extension of sewerage and paving at least eight blocks. Col W A Miller notes possible two mile extensions if Methodist College progresses. J Wagner declares he has come to stay expecting Amarillo’s brightest period ahead.
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T. J. Wagener
Amarillo
Ardmore
Okla
Wolflin Addition
Wagner
Col. W. A. Miller
Floydada boosters back plan for town country club
Floydada businessmen push for a new country club with a working plan to be submitted to local leaders. The Floydada Chamber of Commerce supports the project as a community recreation addition. The piece notes the recently completed high school at a cost of $90,000, designed by B F Rittenberry of Amarillo and built by Rice Construction.
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Floydada
Floydada Chamber of Commerce
B. F. Rittenberry
Amarillo
Rice Construction Company
Searcy Leases Home Then Moves Within City
E E Searcy employed by Ban ta Fe leased a brick bungalow at 1202 Fillmore street and now resides at 1207 Taylor street.
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E. E. Searcy
E. Searcy
The
Banta Fe
Fillmore Street
Taylor Street
Local Committees Named in Community Organization
The Membership Committee is chaired by G. C. Odom with W. A. Askew and Bob Bigs as members. The 4H Committee lists Turnley as chairman with J. B. Martin and W. H. Brymer as members. Advertising Committee is led by W. A. Saher with J. P. Burgess and D. Valuation as members. John B. give chairs the Valuation Committee with J. Res auld. Odom listed among names.
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L. Summers
G. C. Odom
W. A. Askew
Bob Bigs
G. 4H. Turnley
J. B. Martin
W. H. Brymer
W. A. Saher
J. P. Burgess
John B. Give
J. Res
Odom
Real Estate Page Debuts On Mondays In The Globe
Beginning with this issue the Real Estate page becomes a regular feature on Mondays in The Globe. The column will cover transactions of general interest and dealer views to support the city’s real estate market and home building. Real estate dealers are invited to notify the editor of happenings in their field.
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Globe
Real Estate Board Active Members Listed
A compiled roll shows active members including Turnley Burgess Land Co Odom Land Co Gilvin Gilvin Cotton Co Gaut Land Co Mece Improvement Co A Miller Son Askew Durham Parton Freeman Wussell Powell Curtis Realty Bruner Co Foster Christian Taylor Burdine John Dees Land Assoc members Randall Mayer Coker Newbold Southern Surety Vernon Cellier Olver Moore and others.
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W. A. Askew
Dallas
Edward M. Bagsett
New York
America
Askew
Ttats
Marino Real Estate Board
T. M. Bruner
T. W. Cotton
C. P. At Word
Tranquver
C. Odom
John Givin
J. R. Gant
Will A. Miller, Jr
F. Newbold
W. W
G. H. Turnley
J. P. Burgess Martin Land Company
D. W. Gill & Co
L. S. Gill O'Neal & Lawrence
J. L. Summers
Odom Land Company
Gilvin& Gilvin
T. W. Cotton & Co
Gaut Land Company
Mece Improvement Company
H. Brymerie A. Miller & Son
Askew, Short, Durham & Parton
C. C. Freeman
Wussell Powell-Curtis Realty Company
A J Martin Buys bungalow in Country Club district
A J Martin employed by the Santa Fe will move this week from 1623 Pigree Street to a bungalow he has purchased in the Country Club district.
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A. J. Martin
The
Santa Fe
Pigree Street
Country Club
County Farm Dormitory Contract Awarded
Construction to start this week on a Potter county farm dormitory. J. B. Grentz won the bid at 3415.80 with a forty day completion. A one story frame building will house twelve inmates in six rooms with toilets and baths on a brick foundation measuring 4 by 42 feet.
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J. B. Grentz
Instruments Filed In County Clerk Office Last Week
A summary of instruments filed last week includes deeds of trust and transfers. Names listed include Wayne D Hunter H F Eldredge G C Odom A Lumpkin J W Greathouse F B Wolford J N Beasley Clifton Carter J W Caldwell and Amarillo National Bank among others. Amounts shown include 1250 4500 1500 3000 and 1200 with parcels in San Jacinto Heights Plem and G&M areas.
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Wayne D. Hunter
H. F. Eldredge
P. & R. Add. Prince Scott
Etvir
W. J. Matthews
G. C. Odom
A. A. Lumpkin
J. B. Landers
W. P. Stewart
San Jacinto Heights
John Dees
Standard S. & L. Aasn
Eable
J. W. Greathouse
F. B. Wolford
Bonner Loan & Iny. Co
Republic Insurance Co
Bec
Ab.&m. W. P. Stewart
J. N. Beasley
First National Bank
Clifton Carter
Prem
J. W. Caldwell
Amarillo National Bank
J. B. Ozier
Plem
W. H. Bush
D. M. Chalmers
G.&s
Sam B. Vaughn
D. M. Boggs
L. B. Newby
L. A. Kerr
Hughes
J. W. Crudgington
Gladys Bennett
National L. & I. Co
Samuel Lewis
L Green Advances City-Building Theory in Amarillo
Real estate dealer Charles L. Green argues a town grows west and uphill while Amarillo defies his rule by moving east first, then west toward San Jacinto and nearby districts. He credits Panhandle agriculture and grazing, plus oil, with Amarillo’s future as a major Texas city.
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Charles L. Green
Amarillo
Green
Corsicana
Tex
Dallas
Texas
Mr. Green
South Dakota
Old Mexico
H. B. Sanborn
San Jacinto
Country Club
Panhandle
Real Estate Prices Surge in City Growth Hope
Mr Green notes rise of the Country club district and Bishop Temple estate area. He recalls 1906 sale of the Country club site at 10.60 per acre, now valued at 250 to 500 per acre. Green Brothers furniture, 112 Mast Seventh, with C R McAfee as store manager.
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Green
Country Club
Bishop Temple Estate
Qgunningham & Green Co
Green Brothers
Bishop Temple Place
Mast Seventh Street
Green Brothers Company
C. R. McAfee
Amarillo Real Estate Board Sets Program for Friday
The Amarillo Real Estate board program committee G Odom W A Askew and Robert Ricks have assured a good program for the next meeting at 12 15 Friday afternoon in the Amarillo hotel. Several new members are expected to join the board during the session.
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Amarillo
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