Big revival of business boosts war orders across regions
The piece cites a San Antonio real estate man reporting a broad business upswing as war orders surge for food, clothing, and munitions. Articles from New York, Kane Pennsylvania, Wilkes Barre, and Reading show factories expanding capacity, hiring workers, and lines of production increasing, signaling improved regional economies and optimism returning to the North and East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE. Dickinson
San Antonio
New York
H. BE. Dickinson & Co
Frexan
Nickinson
Amd
Texas
Wien
Wight
Moncey
Maine
America
Cuppines
Dickinson
Kane
Bess
Factorien
Wilkes Barre
Readies
Reading
Borrowers Favored In Money Markets This Week
Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports easing money rates and improved business conditions in the past week. Texas crops and general optimism support investor sentiment as unemployment declines in the east, with stronger orders and growth prospects noted across industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
United States
Texas
Bradstreets’ Mercantila Agency
Sac Antonin Brancn
Thn
Fies
York
Fridey
Guleler Taner Adlai
Munitiang
Waltham Ae
Farm reporter Bell showcases bumper corn and grain at San Antonio exchange
Court reporter Some Farmer George E. Bell of Mudge Anderson's court visits a southern Texas farm near San Antonio. He reports planting 30 acres of corn with a target of five bushels per plant and an estimated crop value around $1880 at current prices. He also features excellent feternia grain exhibited at the Real Feature Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Bell
Mudge
Anderson's Court
Eens
Tire Mills
San Antonio
Bell
Mr. Bell
Mr Bell
Crowth
Ma. Bell
San Anitanis
Army Worm Invasion Threatens Texas Farms
Government agriculture officials warn farmers that the army worm is spreading from northern to central Texas and will likely move northward. The pest attacks alfalfa and sorghum, with guidance on chemical control and field sanitation to protect corn and fodder crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Nouthern
Texas
Enson
Alfalfa. Com
Fermere
Abelle
Feng
Hirina
More Homes Built On Installment In 1914
The annual report of the National Association shows growth in United States building and loan groups. Assets rose over 72 percent to more than 100 million dollars, with 2.1 million members and 97 million in assets, as home ownership expands despite hard times and low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association
United States
W.B Collinson
United States League
Gellarius
San Francisco
The
Building Association
Jncams
San Antonio
Mosivy
Farmers say War’s Aftermath Improves Rural Conditions
Farmers along the Ban Alliante Transas Pass report 26 percent better condition postwar per A G & G Railroad official T M Madagon. He notes renewed crop shipments, rising hog and cattle movements, new canary plant output, expanded cotton warehouses, and ongoing farm diversification despite tighter financing.
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T. M. Madagon
Madison
Shiner
Bane Ang
Alien
Kenedy
Skidmore
Cairying
Hendronvills
Wisex
Tiesters
Look Ahead Slogan sparks city plan debate in San Antonio
Advocates push Look Ahead as city plan movement stalls amid official inaction. Real estate leaders, commissioners Lambert and Kearny, and Moya Town weigh data and sketches to guide a formal plan. Early surveys and expert input hint at a coordinated system of streets, zones, and transit to shape future growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiam Antonio
Heal Estate Exchange
Lambert
Kearny
San Antonio
Jeansus
Chicago
Ban Antonis
Cleveland
Ghia
City Planning Board
Multiple Property Transfers Across Counties in 1915 1918
The record lists numerous real estate deeds and releases from 1915 to 1919 involving parties in Martagonks Guadalupe Colunia and Bexar counties. Transactions reference lots, blocks, and city parcels with varying consideration sums and lien releases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cailie ML Metzger
Martagonks
H. C. Thorman
Bexar County
Diock
New
H. P. Deguett & Co
H. PF. Prought
G. Mi. Magill
Howard and Allla M. Duderstadt
Lewin Maveriex
Uity
Colunia
Guadalupe
James H. End Baura B
Fredericksburg and Waring Workers Improve Local Highway
Businessmen from Fredericksburg and Waring joined to repair the highway between their towns, with a large group of volunteers from Fredericksburg and nearby areas helping to restore travel. A committee planned further improvements and urged local merchants to contribute tools and labor.
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Frederickebure
Mount Alamo
San Autotte
Prederickburg
Fredericksburg
Waring Ste
Colorafio
Gulf
Trady
Kerrville
Brady
Predenclaburg
Llaell
Thayalonde
Chamber of Commerce
Husa
Ad Gula
E Rogers
Louis Priess
Waring
Freder Ickeburg
John Gutrow
K. G- Siccelen
Albert Senmidt
Joe Morite
Max
Joseph
John, Hankinson
August Cameron
Johnnie Mugler
Jonstein
Louis Diets
Alp Goll
Fritz Langerkane
Joe Ernst
Ad Mechel
D.C. Hankinson
Charles Wagner
Reny ‘Sens
Wisin Kinerner
Charles Kinersner
Willsm Marschall
A Tx Patton
Harry Sabwert
Otto Burgdurt
Mex
George Kot
Louis Lycott
Ferd Schaefer
Wesley Franz
Ualf B
Petsen
Wilhem Xlnerner
Gnas
Schaefer
Peta Roeder
Aug Gust Welxehausen
Otto Klehne
al “Henke
Lugo Klier
Prank‘Schezer
Ad/ Gold
Laula Klier
Rich Bonn
Eugene Atthaus
Werner Lanbte
William Pieater
Alf Schnelle
Hd Peter
Qty Evers
Erwin Priess
Donrad Mahne
Kar Xeller
Gat Machmann
Joe Metager
August Hahne
Felix Reintach
C. F. Sepitz
Ft. Bausch
GC. Hi
Rodgers
Anton Knopr
Willa Weyrieh
Ed Rusener
Theo
Collins At Home 10 Yard Contest Hosts In San Antonio Yard Show
F F Colas proprietor of the Collins Serented gardens invites contestants to the Real Estate Exchange yard contest in the southern city limits. Collins has spent forty years growing vines grasses and trees and hosts a show yard with a prize of 500 value to be given to each winner. Six gardeners oversee the grounds and free access is offered all day. The event aims to promote beautification of San Antonio with guidance from amateur florist experts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Colas
Collins
Tocateu
Tasnel
Curlins
Strohm
Real
Tse Tate Exchene Mundey
Collin
San Antonio
Calling
Ampateur Florist
Real Estate Exchange Urges Fewer Property Signs
The San Antonio Real Estate Exchange advocates limiting large sale or rent signs to improve neighborhood appearance. It discourages multiple signs on single properties or signs from competing firms and suggests using simple window posters or fence signs.
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San Antonio
Royal Ynan
Refi
Sian Privitexas
Exchange
The
Mharket
Ses the
Fewspabeia
Teal Estaters Work for a Playground
Teal Estaters push to finish a Riverside Buena Vista Street playground for Prospect Hill children. The San Antonio Playground Association reports $439 was raised. the city park commission will maintain the playgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buena Vista
San Antonio Mayensend Association
Eleir of
Dent
City of
San Antonio
Eno
Playarminds' Association
Ilasion
C. S. Kile
Fance
San Antonio Playgrounds’ Association
Lambert Isenite
Yogarés
HHS
Tina
Miniasonar
Treapec
Best Districts for a Home in San Antonio Revealed
Real estate experts in San Antonio evaluate districts like Laurel Tholahts Beacon Pi Tobin Fil South Wrights and more. A panel known as the DOAUAITY yurda contest assesses yard beauty cleanliness and overall livability to help owners choose the ideal neighborhood based on expert scores and public entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Antonio
Beacon Pi
South Wrights
Prospere 10
San Mernando
San Antonio
Jenié
Strohm
Hstete Exchange
San Andolito
Sreretal Strum
Bouton Hill
Nex
Bouton AM
Radeos
Beacon Hill
Serlion
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Lelten
Ban Antonia
Ian
Ines
Ani Alnis
Gnel
Denn
Tc. Wy
Ants
Robertstreet
Nancy Webb
Ida C. Murphy
Roberts Street
William R. Hollmad
Minnia Agnes Dirkitchaelas
Uly
Vinck
New Esty
Weel Commerce
Colnveens
Streats
Mery James
Flom A. Fersusul
Ota
Brocklyn
Bam Friedman
Elsie A. Leper
Houth Heletus
Gillis
Edwin
Kathersine Geuener
Ennt
Marth
Beow
Ry la Gillie
Bence County
North Ile
Porter Etrevi
San Antonians
Real Estate Exchange
Prospect Hill Park
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