Farms and ranches offered for sale near Kerrville Texas
Real estate firm promotes multiple large tracts around Kerrville including 7732 acres on Rock Springs Road by Guadalupe River priced at 6 per acre and 16000 acres on Leaky Road at 3.50 per acre with wells and timber. Additional parcels near Center Point and Yverde Creek offer varied cultivation and pasture, with fences, houses, and water features.
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Alamo Heights
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City Hall
Bexar County
San Antonio
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San Antonio Business Property Listings Offer Prime Front Foot Prices
A broker advertises numerous downtown and near downtown parcels in San Antonio with front foot prices ranging from 400 to 700 and up to 5000 for railfront trackage. Properties include 2 story buildings, corner lots, riverfront sites, and hotel or cafe opportunities. Investment claim cites rail expansion and government spending driving development this year.
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San Antonio
Brownsville
Beacon Hill Property Promotes Growing Homes and Prices
The ad touts Beacon Hill as a thriving residential area with new homes, beautified existing properties, trees, flowers, lawns, and building restrictions. It urges buyers to secure a site before prices rise, inviting readers to visit the tract and return Monday to discuss terms.
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Beacon Hill
Lodge Notes: Fraternal Society News and Upcoming Events
Brief weekly notes from fraternal lodges recount meetings and social actions. Forecasts highlight upcoming gatherings, lodge anniversaries, initiation ceremonies, and charitable drives across local chapters.
Lady Maccabees Hold Review At Alamohive No 22
Alamohive No 22 Ladies of the Maccabees held a semi monthly review at Odd Fellows hall on Crockett street presided by Mrs. Thomas Lodovic. The event drew a large attendance including visitors. Two new members were elected, one application referred to an investigating committee, and Laura B. Hart state commander spoke on the order's benefits. A May 8 follow up review will include planned entertainment and refreshments.
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Lady Maccabees
Alamohive No. 22
Ladies of the Maccabees of the World
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Crockett Street
Thomas Lodovic
Alamohive
Laura B. Hart
The
Hart
G. E. Meliff
Miriam Rebekah Lodge Presents Barbara Bach Jewel
At the Miriam Rebekah lodge No 24 meeting in Crockett Street I O O F hall Mrs Barbara Bach received a jewel emblematic of the order before leaving the city for Germany. I G E Knauff spoke for the lodge’s appreciation and noted her years of faithful service. Initiatory honors were given to Paul Sauer under Captain G W B Meliff. several new applications were referred to committees.
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Bach
Paul Sauer
G. W B.meliff
Extendoana Legate
Lodge appoints committee for May 8 meeting
In the city and with several out of town members present Mrs Peter G Rucker was named chairman of a committee to arrange a program and refreshments for the lodge's next regular meeting on May 8.
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Peter G. Rucker
Inclement Weather Delays Grinnelde Lodge Meeting
Weather forced Grinnele Lodge No. 61 to postpone its Tuesday night meeting. No alternate date was set. all lodge business will be carried over to the next regular meeting Tuesday May 9. All officers and members are urged to attend and visiting members are invited.
Friendship Temple Postpones Regular Meeting
Officers and members of Friendship Temple No 2 Pythian Sisters are out of the city attending the grand temple in session at Abilene. The regular meeting is postponed though social arrangements are made for Saturday night.
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Friendship Temple
Friendship Temple No. 2
Grand Temple
Abilene
Odd Fellows Confer Degree Work at Lodge Meeting
At Fan Antoni Mo h Lodge No 11 in Crockett Street hall the top event was conferring three second and third degrees on two candidates Grover C Ridgeway l and J B Schmowie. The degree team led by Captain Joe Jay earned praise from officers and members as four applicants were ballot approved. Visitors from city and out of town joined in the evening’s busy agenda of important lodge business.
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Fan Antoni Mo H Lodge No
Order of Odd Fellows
Crockett Stret
Odd Fellowship
Grover C. Ridgeway l
J.B. Schmowie
Joe Jay
Order
Odd Fellows mark 92nd anniversary in San Antonio
The ninety second anniversary of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows was celebrated Wednesday night at the I O F hall on Crockett street. Harry Hertzberg noble grand of the San Antonio Lodge No 11 aided as master of ceremonies and introduced A P Fett who
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Organization of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Crockett Street
Harry Hertzberg
San Antonio
A. P. Fett
Red Men Social Meeting at Wigwam on Soledad Street
Natchez Tribe No. 2 hosts a largely attended social council gathering on Thursday night. Out of town braves and chiefs were honored, with a program of songs and talks followed by corn and venison. A house warming will be held soon, inviting Minnehaha council No. 1 princesses and chiefs.
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Soledad Street
Minnehaha Council No. 1
D. of P
Sam Houston Camp 55 Woodmen Accept Seventeen New Members
The Sam Houston camp No. 55 Woodmen of the World reports continued growth as seventeen applications for membership were approved at Thursday night’s meeting. The session also included multiple other routine approves and reports.
Alamo Lodge No. 34 Postpones Meeting Due to Weather
The regular meeting of Alamo Lodge No. 34, Royal Achates, scheduled for Tuesday night was postponed because of inclement weather. All business is carried over to the next regular meeting on Tuesday night May 8.
Rebekah Lodge Holds Meeting on Crockett Street
Alamo Rebekah Lodge No. 335 met in regular session at I O O F hall on Crockett street with large attendance. Mrs. J L Myrer presented a Bible to the lodge and charter member Mrs. Myrer was praised for her longtime support. Hugh Collins was presented to the degree team led by Captain W S Urquhart. The sick committee reported Miss Sarah Cunningham much improved after a period of illness.
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Woodmen Circle
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Mary Taylor
Olive Grove
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Magnolia Grove
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Emma Cazell
White Rose Grove
Toomey
Fred Mitchell
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Claudia E. Smith
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Miriam Rebekah Lodge No. 24
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Miriam Rebekah Lodge
George BE. Knauff
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Order of Odd Fellows
Crockett Street
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Alamo Lodge
Rebekah
Hugh Collins
W. 8. Urquhart
Sarah Cunningham
Loyal Americans Visit the Star Theater Meeting
Thirty members of San Antonio Assembly No. 78 Loyal Americans attended a Thursday night meeting at Modern Woodmen hall. A trip to the Star theater followed the brief session as two new membership applications were received and committee reports were presented.
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San Antonio
Dance at John Bosshardt Lodge No 2227
Members of John Bosshardt Lodge No 2227 Knights and Ladies of Honor and friends enjoyed a lodge dance at the M W A hall on North Flores Street. Charles Bosshardt Miss Ingram and Mrs Zavala served on the arrangement committee. Prizes were awarded including a first prize won by Mrs Avala for selling the most tickets.
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John Bosshardt
Ladies’ of Honor
M. W. A. Hall
North Flores Street
Charles Bosshardt
Miss Ingram
Zavala
Avala
Dance attendees honor Miss Ethel Wood with cake
Tickets for the dance and Miss In gram received the second. A beautiful cake was given Miss Ethel Wood who was voted the most popular young lady present. The music was furnished by Theo Artzt's orchestra. Business of every nature was deferred until the next meeting.
Tady Maccabees to Hold Review
San Antonio Hive No. 3 of the Ladies Maccabees will hold a regular review at the Woodmen of the World hall on Commerce street at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon. Mrs. Laura B. Hart will attend and guards are urged to appear for special work.
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Tady
San Antonians Honor At Grand Temple Session
San Antonio representatives of the Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters gained honors at Abilene session. Mrs. John F. Onion was elected grand protector, Friendship Temple earned the state banner for membership gains, Mrs. Onion spoke in person to the grand lodge. Mrs. E. P. Converse and Mrs. Fred Wood received key offices and medals for distinguished work. Next session set for Waco with new officers listed.
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Abilene
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Friendship Temple
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Fort Worth
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