Citrus Tree Planting Advice For San Antonio From Real Estate Board
The San Antonio Real Estate board and San Antonio Nursery will distribute citrus trees starting Tuesday Feb 15 at a site donated by Charles H. Flor dian. Fred W. Mary outlines planting care stressing use of hardy orange stock citrus trifoliata, proper depth, root handling, and timing for bare root versus balled trees.
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Romana-and
Navarro Streets
City Auditorium
San Antonio
Chamber of Commerce
Maliy
Texas
Sour orange trees boost San Antonio lawn and avenue styling
A San Antonio article details growing and training sour orange trees for ornament and fruit on Park Hill Estates near Olmos Dam. It advises large deep root holes, liberal first month watering, and pruning to keep branching, not creating a clean stem. It stresses the tree’s winter protection and landscape value for avenues and home lawns.
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San Antonio
City citrus drive plants trees for parkways and homes
The citrus committee led by L. S. Busby offers sour orange trees for city plantings at no more than $2 each. San Antonio real estate board backs the effort with trees popular for decoration. Prospect Hill and Woodlawn residents participate as the drive expands city-wide with at least 1000 trees planned this planting season.
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An Antonio
San Antonio
City Auditorium
Citrus Committee
L. S. Busby
Prospect Hill
Low Bid for Remodeling Duerler Buildings On Market Street
R C Shanes bid of 10797 is the low bid for the general contract to remodel the Duerler business buildings on Market Street. The work includes removing old fronts and building new fronts on a five story building and two three story buildings as part of a street widening project. Action on the award is expected shortly.
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R. C. Shane
Duerler
Market Street
Herfé and Tones
St Marys College Plans Major Building Campaign
San Antonio’s St Marys College launches a $300000 building program to add a gym and a science hall plus a library and dormitory. The gym costs $100000 and seats 2000 to 3000, with facilities including bowling alleys and cafeterias. A $160000 science hall follows, housing labs for physics and biology, with engineering rooms and a geology dept.
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Crum
San Antonio
St. Mary's College
John Black
Michael Huebert
St. Mary’s College
Albert Steves
St. Mary's
Bozarth Home Open Sunday in Bluebonnet Hills
The Bozarth home at 205 Cloverleaf avenue Bluebonnet Hills opens for inspection this Sunday after thousands visited last week. Built by Mrs A Bozarth it features Stone Tile stucco concrete and other durable materials and is furnished by Stowers Furniture. Dr A P Howard plans a garage sales room and apartment building at Vernon. contract awarded to Kirlicks and Pinto Dallas for a brick stone and reinforced concrete structure.
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Bozarth
Cloverleaf Avenue
Bluebonnet Hills
Turner Gravel Company
Stowers Furniture Company
A. Bozarth
A. P. Howard
Vernon
Kirlicks and Pinto
Dallas
I Want to Build a Home Amid Trees and Time
A nostalgic plea for a sturdy, loving family home built to endure across generations. The text speaks of permanence, shelter, and happiness over material wealth, inviting readers to learn about planning, building, and financing options with a call to contact for more information.
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MALLY
V. I. Rasmussen
Park Hill Estates
Bralney Homes
Ur. McGerraugh
Zimhurst Avenue
Lear Naren
Sean
Sincersty SW
Elmhurst Ave
Mccullough
Green
Wood Village
Monte Vista
Woodlaw
Itrusan
Lee M. J. Dielman
Robert W. Mays
Woodlawn Hills
Cressa C. Sherlock
Teledhone Woodlawn
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