Real estate holds firm in wartime San Antonio scene
The article notes bankers and businessmen see Texas real estate as a strong wartime bet. It reports high prices in San Antonio, downtown improvements, and the Central Trade Exchange funding its 1915 budget while property owners delay street paving, hindering road work amid wartime caution. It cites Charles M. Egberts and Reneetato as industry voices and mentions shifts in investment outlook toward the western market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hel Hatate Exchange
Fovesting
Ths Srojange
Charles M. Egberts
LP. Peck Realty Company
Xew Yor
Rstab
Kenoras
Soil Evaporation Study Aims To Guide Texas Irrigation
An experimental program under Mercedes Texas government seeks to determine the exact water required for crop production. W L Rockwell of the San Antonio division reports findings are satisfactory. The study measures evaporation from soil water surfaces and irrigation impacts using tanks, soil samples, and moisture checks to compare cultivated and uncultivated fields.
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Mercedes
Tex
W. L. Hockwell
San Antonio
Kelyation
Merenes
sAperimenta
Rockwall
Texau
Wiemora
Alameter
Great & Circle
Eeetiel Sud
Aix
Bine
Wesh
Sanmitini
Pate Tenaent
Tesaa
Fragmentary OCR nameless notice from early archive
The readable text lists scattered names and roles such as bankers and officials amid garbled sequence. It references a regional context with incomplete names and a possible schedule or roster fragment from Collawitu and nearby entities.
Mexican Cotton Concentrated Here in Local Market
Mexican cotton supply reaches up to twenty percent of TPAS-1F production through Mussey Nastee and San Antonio trade channels. Secretary Myler of the Atlanta Congress Company notes over ten thousand bales received this six month period. The report highlights lower prices in Mexican cotton versus American markets and points to increased shipments to satisfy domestic demand, with anticipated production rise this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mussey Nastee Corverts
San Antonio
Amerie
Myler
Ban Avlanta Comgress Company
Nore
Toons Valey
Amesico
Mexico
Utsidl
Mvaluen
Moxie
Tate
Atsson
Real Estate Men Push for Better City Sidewalks
San Antonio real estate leaders push city to appoint an official sidewalk inspector and pass standards for pavement. They highlight faulty materials and uneven widths on miles of concrete walks, urging coordinated neighborhood groups to build compliant, uniform sidewalks.
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Sreil
Dids
Eusene Hays
San Antonio Real Estate Exchange
Saya
San Antonin Te Far
Ceanesk
Real Zetate Exchange
Eldewelka
Try Council
San Antonio
Vallere
Efty Council
World in Market for Crops Raised in Texas
A discussion of global demand for Texas crops as farmers face expanding markets. Buyers listed include England, France, Germany, Italy, Russia, Canada, Japan, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, and the United States, with conditions stressing secured supplies and wartime controls. Notes on price pressures, government actions, and international competition shaping harvest strategies and export outlooks.
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Texas
Bugland
Prince
Belgium
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Russia
Norway
Sweden
Canada
Austria
Portugal
Japan
Holland
Africa
Spain
Switterland
Greece
India
Brazil
Mexico
Argenting
United Crater
Taxos
England
Beopie
Argentina
France
Polly
United States
Burley
Ford
Dormany
Hungary
Property Development Promises and Local Nuisance Concerns
A local agent outlines plans to add a two-person cast to a residence deal and echoes analysts on gelling price gains from adjacent property. Residents worry about sidewalk quality, street lighting, and next door construction, fearing disruptions and noise while seeking clear dimensions and style of the neighbor’s planned walk.
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Aaing Blake
Anis
Wool farming urged on poor land around San Antonio
A San Antonio Chamber of Commerce study finds 40 million acres of the region's land is partly or wholly uncultivated with 20,000 acres suitable for farming and 18,000 broken land for ram grazing. Land prices run from $1.60 to $20 per acre. The report promotes sheep and goat herding, noting low initial costs, year round forage, rising wool and mutton prices, and strong demand in eastern markets.
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San Antonio
Urvdadt
W. D. Lang
Gormerce
Tis
Sutton
West
Texas
Mr. Long
Ikvestack
Jnl
Jnl Prominence In the Butcher Shops. Sheep and Gasly Have Agvenced Tatertailly
Spring Lane
Waal Gree
United States
Australia
London
Boston
Arrows Question San Antonio Factory for Winen Goods
A fragment questions establishing a factory in San Antonio for winien goods. It argues San Antonio has cheap labor and access to raw material, plus a favorable trade territory, suggesting profit from handling crops locally. The text contends local manufacture could capture more value rather than yielding profits to others.
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San Antonio
Bexar Farmers Cut The Cotton Acreage
Local reports indicate Bexar County farmers will reduce cotton acreage by about 26 percent this year. Market signals show steady demand and rising prices may not justify large drops in output, with specialists signaling a possible 24 to 25 million bale annual world supply scenario.
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Bexar
San Antonio
Melton Exchange
Cataliy
Bern
Wheat substitute found in Feterita
A San Antonio area push to replace wheat with feterita flour spreads nationwide as stores adopt the new grain. The Real Estate Exchange began distributing feterita flour months ago, sparking experiments in bread, cake, and rolls and leading retailers to stock the product as a wheat substitute.
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United States
Teres
San Antonio
Wil
San Antonio Real Hatate Exchange
Texas
Real Estate Transfers Amid Mixed 1918 Maps and Deeds
Fragmentary entry lists multiple property transfers and mortgages across counties and towns. Names include Comille Hernancen, Logend Lata Weting, Lumber Company, Griffin, Walker, and others with varying sums and locations, referencing deeds dated January 1918 and properties near Fan Aplantes, Medina county, and New City Mosk avenue.
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Trehinur Lumber Company
Mr. Griffin
G. Walker
Conia
Wiliam Menney
Vittoria
Targon
Kesar
Vanquey
Mate Neho
S.C. Alarhtad
Fey
Qeed
Sieard
Caos
Meek
Julia Sond
Ak Hogue Saunty
Daguary
Binok
New City
Mosk
Vinkerlow
Jace Rele
Medina
Aron
Fetaa
Lai
Eng
Tata Fy
Texas Land Colonization and Settler Guidance Discussed
The document argues for careful expansion of settlement into Texas through colonization companies. It emphasizes honest advice, cost disclosure, and supported farming plans to prevent disappointed buyers. It warns against impulse purchases and urges agents to provide unbiased information and post purchase guidance.
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Wreseteing
Jacalita
Provnering
Hailune
Keelewell
Chalneer
San Antonio
Cex
Une
Mtr
Sravlwell
Farles
Texas
Selier Ts
Himsel
Sateeman
Durchaser
Heve Fen
Ierization
Perma
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