Real Estate Market Outlook for 1934 By San Antonio Board
Appraisers note many substandard homes in city suburbs and predict 1934 will see more families securing separate homes. Realty remains favored as an investment due to rising material costs and taxes easing, with foreclosures down nationwide. William Elfer elected Real Estate board president in San Antonio, with January 2 board meeting to set committees and year plans.
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Oyners! Loan Corporation
Suburks
Nalional Association of Represtant Boards
William Elfler
Ben Antonio Real Estate Board
Insurance Bulding
HWA
R. W. Patton
File
Gragger
Real Tateta
Wm Aicuse
Une
San Antonio Real Estate Board
Walker Austex's Two Day Sales Convention in Austin
Walker Austex Chile com precy of Aus in Austin will hold a two day sales convention on January 3 and 4. Brokers, salesmen and demonstrators plan a mobility visit to address advertising and selling bias. An annual banquet is set for Wednesday night with a Thursday close.
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Walker Austex
Chile
Aus
Austin
W. F. Gelike
Jy Anslin
Ress
Gofike
Auburn Prepares for New Models
Auburn Automobiles plans major tooling and die investments totaling about 1,000,000 for 1934 production. The announcement, received by Frank A. Winerich of Winerlely Mount Sakre, cites increased employment and a streamlined 1924 program aimed at advancing factory performance and introducing new models.
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TM AubUrn Automobils Company
Cuas
Frank A. Winerich
Winerlely Mount Sakre Company
Hilethonlers
Iron Wooh
Heal
Almira Company
Wil
Henley
Drell Motor Company Expands Building and Outlook
The Drell Motor Company at 904 14 South Flores plans further growth after months of steady business. Owner FW Frel says 1934 should bring stronger sales, with the firm adding new space by extending its frontage and adjoining the present property on Flores Street.
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Motor Company
Drell Motor Company
South Flores
Ateady
FW. Frel
Macklin
Boxa
Unie
Una
Florsa Rtrest
Dream Home Planning Made in Winter
In January's Good Housekeeping George W Adler offers practical steps for planning a dream home before blueprints take form. He advises avoiding past handicaps, considering year round comfort with air conditioning, proper lighting, secure paths to the garage, and efficient plumbing and storage.
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Uhr Sputar
Good Housekeeping
George W. Adler
Institute
Paint War a Vice in Early New England Clergy
A Charlestown Massachusetts pastor dated 1030 faced a city charge for painting the interior of his house. The piece notes painting as a sign of worldliness and vanity in early New England society.
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New England
Charlestown
Mass
New Colors Fill Vacancies in Washington Building
The National Real Estate Journal cites an eight story Washington, DC building where reconditioning and new colors in apartments boosted rentals and reduced vacancies. After updating finishes and furnishings, vacancies dropped to 12 in September, with occupancy rising and a 10 percent rate anticipated.
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Washington
DE. C
National Real Estate Journal
Wgan
National Association of Real Estate Boards
Boss& Fhelps
DB. C
Reallore
Vily Steurture
Realty Code Hearing Set For Real Estate World
Punila hearings on proposed sales of fair competition for real estate codes filed with the recovery administration by the National Association of Real Estate Hoards have been set to begin January 10. The code, drafted after December 4-7 hearings, covers real estate mortgage brokerage and appraisal. The association plans to distribute the printer-ready code to member boards and present it at the midwinter meeting in Coral Gables Florida.
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Punila
National Association of Real
Association
Teah
Ate
Fis
Asrocia- Hoo
Painting Plumbing Fixtures For a Fresh Look
The article suggests painting old plumbing surfaces to refresh their appearance. Two coats of white enamel yield a smooth finish for sinks, and bronze tone aluminum may be used for faucets.
Air Express Growth Spearheads Industry Recovery
C J de Gaveta of American Airways stresses air express transport as central to business revival. He notes travel is constant at 200 miles per hour, 24 hours daily, with shipments reaching customers within 24 hours from 2400 miles away. He argues rapid delivery reshapes small merchant stock and finances, framing transportation as the key to U S industrial progress through history.
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C.J. de Gaveta
Int American Airways, Incorporated
Air Express
Exrris & Dreatia
Antorlens
Finnpas Menia
Ate
United States
Mercanile
Jnter
Heitier
Sansportalion
Aterlem
Prograss
Transportalion
Avery Granite
Mississippi Valley
Buick Arousing Interest With 1944 Models In San Antonio
Buick’s 1944 models on display at the San Antonio Buick company showcase knee action front suspension and redesigned chassis for smoother ride. New features include independent front wheels with coil springs, a new steering system, power brakes, improved air cushions, and enhanced economy and reliability across all series. More than 800 people viewed the cars in two days amid strong public interest and orders.
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Auick
San Antonio
Buick Company
Broadway
Fifth
Buick
Bressie
Fisher
General Motora
Una
Sth Publia
Lin
Three Jordan Tyers Molar salesmen earn extra bonus
Three salesmen at Jordan Tyers Molar local Ford centers shared bonuses from a December sales contest started November first. The firm placed two dollars in a Christmas chest for each new car sale and one dollar for each used car, with 9 percent to the top, 20 percent to third, and the rest to the second lead.
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Jordan& Tyers Molar Company
Ford
Ad Teason
Jane Shankrut
Willie
Security Title and Trust Moves to New Downtown Offices
Announcement last week that Security Title and Trust Company will relocate to the eighth floor of the Brady building from the South Young tower. President Don P Pfeiffer stated the move places the firm in the heart of the city with a full office plant to provide efficient service and prompt, accurate title work. Policies have been approved by the Home Owners Loan Corporation and staff will assist clients in completing loan applications. The company has long operated in San Antonio and remains locally owned under supervision of the State of Texas.
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Brady
Sialth~Young Tower
Don
P. Pfeiffer
Otis
Hheart
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Security Title and Trust Company
San Antonio
Sen Antoniang
Saperyishan
Ihe Fusormies Department
Che
Stabe Af ‘Exes
Yantis Seeks DeSoto Preview At National Meet
Yantis Motors reports plans to unveil the new De Soto model at the Land national convention of De Soto distributors this week in Detroit. Chrysler engineers developed radical new styling and numerous improvements promising a distinctive car.
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Yantis
DeSoto Preview BR
Yentis Motor Company
Detroit
DeSoto Distributors
Chrysler
Texas Realty Adds Service Expansion Act
The Texas Realty and Phianee service has begun a new policy offering individual attention to prospective buyers. President Mr. Hags notes many people are using the service and that the firm’s trusted standards help uncover a wide range of new business opportunities. The firm also assists in organizing and incorporating new ventures, often reenergizing older businesses through reorganization and skilled management.
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Texas Realty
Hags
Hada
Itis
Ania
Sears executive thanks San Antonio shoppers for 1933 gains
Miller of Sears Roebuck & Company praises consumer acceptance during 1933 in San Antonio. He notes the largest ever sales day and strong weekly totals, announces plans for 1934 expansion including a larger free parking lot and additional departments, and pledges continued focus on service and economy.
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GC. WY. Miller
Sears, Roebuck & Company
Servinn
He Amys
Sears
San Antonis
Ayles Af
Hur Slare
Usal
San Antonio
San Antone
Sid Antonin
Southwest
U S Paint Trade Figures with Venezuela Report
Consul George Orr at Caracas advised Washington that the United States supplies about 64 percent of Venezuela's imported ready wall panels and 60 percent of enamels, while applying 51 percent of cold water paints.
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U. S
Venezuela
United States
Venezuen
George Orr
Carneasl
Department of Commitee
Washington
Paint Furnace Fixtures with New Finish
Article describes refurbishing furnace fixtures, preparing surfaces for repaint. Kent I good condition will be refinished, handles repainted and varnished for smoother summer or fall use with metallic paint.
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Kent
Store Head Predicts Economic Upturn and Confidence Rise
Gelvert, president of Woske Bros. Co., reflects on the past three years of optimistic statements from political and industrial leaders. He notes a current upswing in business through November and December, with public confidence increasing and the NRA boosting payrolls, while cautioning that monetary policy and inflation control remain essential for sustained recovery.
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Gelvert
Woske Bros. Company
Daly
NRA
Tutec
Ford Motor Company warns motorists on winter upkeep
A Ford Motor Company leaflet advises drivers to perform periodical checks during cold spells. It covers electricals, cooling systems, battery, hoses, radiator, and anti freeze, highlighting increased strain from shorter days and advising replacements and regular maintenance at Ford dealers.
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Hetpel-Gillespie
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Muick
Construction Contracts Jump 50 Percent in Mid November
November totals show contracts and public works surging, led by eastern regions. Residential and public utility awards rise sharply, with private construction also increasing. The period indicates continued strong activity into late 1933, suggesting a strong year ahead.
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Lee
Mecensvet
Une
TF. W. Dodge Corporation
Por Pubio
Itv
Pga
Gelober
NaNi-Tee
Elec
Totel
S&br
San Antonio Boys Work Council Plans Bigger 1934 Program
The San Antonio Boys' Work council formed last February to unify social service agencies outlines a stronger 1934 program. Officers include President John G. Swope and Vice President Thomas B. Portwood with Secretary Treasurer Jack Rosber and directors Henry Hilton Carl Beyen Dr. Nelson Greemab and Dean Flowers. The group recalls a successful National Boy Week last spring when each organization led a day, and plans promise broader efforts in the year ahead.
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Boys’ Work Body
San Antonio Boys’ Work Council
Breater San Antonio
Vest Work
Ban Antonis
John G. Swope
Thomas B. Portwood
Jack ¥. Rosber
Henry Hilto
Carl Beyen
Nelson Greemab
Dean Flowers
San Antonio
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