Texas harvest boom drives vast agricultural outlook
The article outlines record farm prosperity as U S. farmers, led by Texas, prepare for a mega harvest. It cites projected state and national crop totals, including wheat, corn, oats, and cotton, with values surpassing 5.3 billion dollars. It discusses market demand, prices, and the broader impact on the economy and war effort. It notes expected acreage, urban storage, and infrastructure needs amid booming yields.
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Wien
Mare Thih
Tinian
Texas
Hein
United States
Vestwais
Lela
Eliment Statistiziane
Buty
Gulker
Europe
San Antonio
Utese
Bugone
Unites States Army
Reid Estate Ek
Kore Ketaver
Etay
Mike Gost
Tha
Supinus Urbad
San Antonin Terriinry
Pan Gow
Warat HAV Will Burnets Stakes at OP 466,090
Fragmented OCR notes describe a race event with monetary figures and unclear names. Mentions about a horse or trainer compete, with references to drivers or handlers and a doubtful outcome. The text is garbled, but indicates a betting or wagering context and race day details.
DALKOWITZ BROTHERS BUILD NEW WAREHOUSE SITE
DALKOWITZ BROS and partner plan a new building on West Commerce Street adjacent to their existing sawmill. The project tightens the street width and alters nearby storefront access during the widening of the thoroughfare. Public notice confirms the plan and timing for construction.
Effort to Harmonize State Land Title Laws Surges
An antiward push to create uniform state land title laws is outlined at a San Antonio conference. Eleven of forty six states have enacted reforms to simplify land registration and transfer, with more seeking full adoption this year. Committees report feudal era standards hinder modernization and oppose reforms led by local institutions and title guarantees concerns.
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Tintin
Utah
San Antonio
Itpal
Washington
Real Estate Shifts Tilt New York City’s Urban Fabric
Vague concerns arise over wakefilled valves and realty pressures as residential and workspaces move, reshaping transit arteries and urban centers. Decentralization reduces central command while committees push plans amid shifting housing and commercial patterns.
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New Yonk City
Oil industry outlook bright with renewed activity
A New York report cited by the Christian Science Monitor suggests a prolonged oil industry prosperity in the United States. After a market bottom six months ago, producers and refiners, including Standard Oil affiliates, plan expansions and new ventures in refining, production, and pipelines despite war uncertainties.
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Althugh
Tle
White Point
Taylor
Thrall
Foxy
New York
Christian Science Monitor
Logan
San Antonio Stock Yards Enlists in War On Ticks
The San Antonio Union Stock Yards pushes a two color poster campaign and dipping program to eradicate cattle ticks. Secretary Peterson says thousands of cattle will be quarantined as counties build dipping vats and secure arsenic treatments to boost meat and dairy value. The campaign urges local funding and expert supervision to dip cattle and curb tick damage across the South.
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San Antonio
San Antonio Union
United States
Bexar County
Peterson
San Antonie Union Stock Yards Company
Sandimer
San Antonie
United States Department of Agriculture
Department, of Agriculture
Counirs
Permvd
Sanauereti
teaMigl
Chanialy
Michel Py
Souith
Wwe
Isming
Aerenitura
Jain
Aa Lares
Pils Pest
Ines
Reith
Vate
Real Estate Deals Across Cities Include Various Transfers
A stream of historical real estate transactions lists multiple parties, dates, and sites in Los Angeles and surrounding counties. Deals involve Carson and Olive streets, August 1915 to 1916, with cash sums from $80 to $9200 and notes. properties include block and street names like New City Block and Ave A. Names such as Hopkins to Wra, Beulah Furown, Kerr and Semp Russ, and Walter Spears appear with varied counties and trust arrangements.
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Hopkins
Wra
Beulah May Furown
City Bank
Carson and
Olive Streets
Los Angeles
Etty
Walter
Minnie Spears
Tomer Jones
Kunte-Albaugh Turd~ Hee Company
Consideratten
Ave A
Chavon Te Merman
Jin Mathach
Mraik
Tien
Voneiter Mion
New $30,000 Theater Building Under Way
Work has begun on a new theater at 112 West Houston Street for owner M. Ja Opnenbelmer. Architect Alfred Giles designs a three story brick and terra cotta structure by Walsh & Dueney, with a seating capacity for about 1990. Contractors say the foundation and brick skeleton will allow future additions and the project aims for rapid completion.
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L. Davile
Houston Street
M. Ja Opnenbelmer
Lytle
Alfred Giles Catars
Sealinar Ua
Rearill
Hawston Street
Ibn
Bank report shows business improving in weekly clearings
Dun & Co. notes gradual improvement in U S commerce with weekly clearings at 2 968 418 for the week ending Tuesday. Railroad earnings rise while international monetary tensions create uncertainty in labor relations and foreign trade. A severe Texas coast storm disrupted shipping and rail traffic, with cotton damage reported but extent unclear.
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BLU, Pew & Co
Tiiday
United States
Dun & Co
T Hough
New York
Becaues
Texas
Prosperous Dry Land Farmers in Texas Rise with Irrigation
Dry land farmers in Texas gain prosperity as artificial watering systems expand. YF and advocate Hand credit irrigation, noting millions of acres converted from semi arid land while farmers adapt and push for broader adoption amid convention discussions in Eagle Pass and San Antonio.
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Bexar County
Eagle Pass
Miho Congress
Texas
Mr. Hand
Havn
Maine
Cad
Texag in Path of Business Whirlwind Delivers Farm News
San Antonio reports from Charles T. Schoff, vice president of Autoote Paper Company, on a Texag business boom driven by wartime orders and rising farm prices. He notes Wisconsin mills pivoting to demand, farmers expanding grain crops, and mail order houses boosting rural profits while city merchants push credit and crowds.
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Porthensterm States
Europe
Texas
San Antonio
Charles T Schott
Ain Manger
Say Atutoote Paper Companys
Am Busines
Schott
Gmilla
Wisconsin
Finster
Ms. Schath
Frain Sor
Ata Almoat
Bunka
Avery
Inna
Texia
Auishboring
Texae
North
South
Ecunex
Schoff
Chicago
New York
Saller
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