Houston Growth Boosts Hope for Prosperity in 1914
Houston stands on a bright business path as 1914 closes with confidence. Texas crops, especially cotton, are bountiful and demand for goods rises as production slows elsewhere. Houston’s booming construction, banking, and industry drive a strong economy, with Central Park leading suburban growth and a wave of investment spreading across the city. The piece highlights Houston as the continent’s fastest growing city, underscoring rising employment, capital, and a forecast of continued expansion into the new year.
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Magnolia Park Land Company Offers Cotton for Central Park Lots
Magnolia Park Land Company in Houston announces a plan to take cotton in exchange for Central Park and Magnolia Park lots. They quote 25 percent above market, based on 10 cents per pound for middling. Owners are urged to deliver to Magnolia Warehouse & Storage Co. and mark as Magnolia Park Land Company.
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Cars for Central Park project advances in city plan
City officials announce a program to place new vehicles near Central Park for transportation access. Local committees set funding targets while evaluating vendors to supply, maintain, and deploy the fleet by year end.
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