FOR SALE REAL ESTATE BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES LISTED
Fragmented classified real estate notices describe multiple homes for sale in San Antonio area neighborhoods. Listings include modern bungalows with five rooms, sleeping porches, built ins, and gas or electric services. one room cottages with low down payments. near Fredericksburg Road and Hot Wells car line. various prices and payment terms. contact numbers Crockett 6121 Fryne Travis 1829 and others.
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Navanku ST
Crockelt
Baity-Bilts
City
Fyrne
Highland Park
Travis
Fredericksburg Road
South Pare
Hot Wells
J. FP
Carl
Bedell
Salige
OH. Berry
Gunter
ROG “Hill & CO
Flndignowity Hill
Orice
W. B. Whitater
Crockett
Prospect
Huntington St
Beacon
Prospeck
FOR SALE AND TRADE REAL ESTATE OFFERS
Multiple listings include a four room bungalow near Everglade corner with bath and sleeping porch priced around 17090, a two to three room cottage on Virginian Blvd with garage and lawn, and an 6- to 8-room house on Prospect Hills with sleeping porches. Also notes of farm ranch investments and a team of horses or mules sought for equity in cottage. Potential buyers urged to call or respond with location and terms.
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Buchid
Evergreen
Guarter
Bangalow
Hull
Bath
Fort Mot Wells
Ring
Virginian Blvd
Elly
Medina
San Antonio
W. BL Whitaker
Grackett
Peanut
Ajedu Railroad Station
Sali
W. B. Whit- Crockett
W. B. Whitaker
Wells-Peagh Realty Co
Martin
Hitase
Mi Adam Road
W.R. Witttaker
A. Th
Prospect Hills
City
Oakland St
Houston St
Eyner
Kampmann
Five Great Texas Newspapers Cover Texas Advertising
An advertisement for Texas papers lists Houston Chronicle and San Antonio Light among five papers with guaranteed circulation totals over 379000 daily and 195000 weekly. It details Sunday word rates, per word charges, and a week long insertion plan with minimum word bases and noon Thursday submission.
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Ciagalfied Advertising Department
Tha Ran
Antonlo Light
Cotton futures rise on short covering and quiet offerings
Quotations from principal spot markets show futures firming as short covering supplies modest gains. New York opened 3 to 16 points higher, rising to 18 to 19 points. New Orleans edged up 12 to 14 points, then 10 to 14 by close. San Antonio spots at 29.85, up from yesterday.
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As & Duele
San Antonio
Dallas
Houston
Galveston
New York
New Orleans
Cotton Exchange
Texas
New York Cotton Opens Firm on Renewed Demand
The New York cotton market opened firm with early gains of 3 to 14 points on renewed covering and demand from traders. May touched 29.71 and July 29 before the first hour, with later easing and a close around 14 points net higher amid limited offerings and hopes of export-territory supply changes.
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New York
Europe
Mate Vereerehbae
New Orleans Cotton Market Sees Early Rise on Demand
In New Orleans market activity shows demand lifting prices by 12 to 16 points above yesterday’s close amid cautious selling. Weather in Texas briefly nods to favorable conditions while export restraints dampen foreign movement. Day prices advance 18 to 25 points. cotton closes steady with a modest gain. Futures open higher with May at 28,6004 and other months marking gains as buyers seek covers.
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Orleans
Laeb
Texas
Cotton Statistics and Port Stocks Report
Stock at U S ports shows bales and totals across Galveston Houston and other sites with quotations for cotton meal and hulls. Millers quoted prices range from 56 to 66 dollars per ton for meal and 22 to 23 dollars per ton for hulls, reflecting current trade levels.
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Great Britain
Brancesea
Mexico
Galveston
Yeu
Augusta
Memphis
Tenn
St Louis
Tronston
Strong week end feature drives northern hogs market show
Markets in Fort Worth Kansas City and Chicago report gains for hogs cattle and sheep. Prices across major centers rose modestly with Chicago hogs higher and Kansas City feeder cattle steady to higher. Receipts varied with weather delaying some trades and local city trade showing moderate activity.
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Union Stock Yards
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
Willy Wready
Beecinta
Ag Follewa
Ivea
Cotton Wires Report From San Antonio Exchange Floors
Cotton brokers report mixed messages from the San Antonio Cotton Exchange floor. The notes mention market support and rains in Texas, New Orleans firms sending opinions, and price quotes in New York, with references to dry goods markets and a petroleum production survey citing 341,800,000 barrels in the prior year.
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San Antonio
United States
Hat
Provisions and Quotation Updates From Local Markets
Local market report updates packinghouse quoters and product prices including bacon, lard, oleomargarine, and cheese. Turpentine receipts, resin sales, and various regional commodity quotes are listed with shipments and stock figures. Prices vary by cut and grade with notes on changes and market firmness.
Farmers Add Substitutes Rule for Wheat Flour Sales
A new rule allows farmers who grow substitutes to buy wheat flour on their own. The policy asks buyers if substitutes are used and limits to three pounds per person per month. prices for eggs, sugar, and various staples are listed with retail and bulk terms. Retailers’ prices and packaging details for flour, beans, bacon, and other items appear alongside general supply notes reflecting market conditions.
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Antonio Price
Cote
MAE Gon
Corn Prices Firm as Market Opens in Local Trade
Local markets show corn prices firming after opening. Vegetable prices including lettuce drop to 2.75 per basket in California and Mexican tunntocs rise. butter and eggs mixed. Chicago cash grain quotes and futures show modest gains with corn and oats varied, while market activity remains subdued amid steady overall trends.
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California
Market Price Snapshot From Shippers and Markets
Quoted prices from shippers and markets show butter at creamery levels around 45 to 49 cents per pound in Texas and Chicago notes. poultry values for roosters, hens, and springs steady with small fluctuations. eggs and receipts listed with varying cent-per-pound or per-dozen figures. Kansas City area reports butter, potatoes, and poultry quotable ranges indicating market steadiness amid regional differences.
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Les Commission
Uberal
Texas
Texas Creamery
Small Springs
FISH AND OYSTERS ON SAN ANTONIO MARKET REPORT
Market notes indicate ample supplies of halibut rock fish and red snapper from the Texas coast. Oyster stocks are sufficient to meet demand with wholesale and retail quotations listed for oysters and various fish species. Prices are given per hundred or per pound in a typical early 20th century fish trade listing.
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San Antonio
Texas
Wenleg
Ag Follawa
Weae
Renee Rao
UES
Shippings Lead On UPTURN In Prices Of Leading Stocks
New York market today shows shippings as the standout feature with firming gains of 1 to 2 points across the list. War issues rise 0 to 2 points, minor metals gain belatedly, copper up. Total volume about 876,000 shares. Liberty bonds fluctuated. 3 1/8 inch reading at 98.10, Cent 44 steady.
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New York
Saley
Money Markets and Exchange Rates Report
Trading in Mexican money at San Antonio and New York markets shows varied quotations. Financial data include sterling and 60 day bills, demand and cable transfers, and notes on government and railroad bonds with silver at about 24 per ounce.
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San Antonio
Livor Neton
New York
Y York
Mercantilc
Commiercial
Stowdy
New York Bank Statements Show Reserve Fluctuations and Deposits
The New York report notes a $60,004,050 weekly drop in reserves and a $2,558,000 fall in own vaults while total deposits across state banks and trust companies rise to $965,186,400. It covers loans, legal tenders, and excess reserves, with detailed figures for Federal Reserve members and state institutions. A separate note from Texas reports January convicts increasing by 25 to 3,654 in the state penitentiary.
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New York
Rhotise Danks
Varn Sanntes
Federal Reserve Baths
Federal Reserve
Fihyolwwu
United States
Greater
Hearing House
Speele
SIS
Army Moves and Duty Reassignments at Fort Sam Houston
A bulk of Army personnel transfers are announced. Maj. W J Connolly arrives in San Antonio to assume assistant quartermaster duties at department headquarters. Lieut. Hayden F Threlkeld is relieved from the 357th field hospital and assigned to Camp Travis base hospital. Several other officers are reassigned to Fort Sam Houston area commands including Camp Travis and Brooks Field, with leaves granted to Lieut. John H Ulrich and Capt. Haig Shekerjian following his role as a witness in the Houston riot court martial.
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Maj
W. J. Connolly
Quartermaster Corps
San Antonio
Hayden F. Threlkeld
357Th Field Hospital
Camp Travis Base
Haig Shekerjian
Orth Infantry
24Th Infantry
Fort Sam Houston
Houston
Edward Anderson
Fifth Cavalry
Otho W. B. Farr
Eighteenth Field Artillery
Private Thaddeus Pierzynski Ordered to Fort Riley
Houston based Private Thaddeus Pierzynski of Company 1, Tenth Signal Battalion, Medical Reserve Corps, was ordered to the Medical Officers' Training Camp at Fort Riley after a Chicago draft board case. He had been told last year he earned a first lieutenant commission and was examined by a local draft board before active service.
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Houston
Tex
Thaddeus Pierzynski
Tenth Wield Signal Battalion
Medical Reserve Corps
Medical Officers
Fort Riley
Chicago
Pierzynski
Camp Grant
Rock For
National Army
B. M.chiper- Geld
A. C. Smith
Fraternal Society Funds May Not Insure Army Members
Austin legal ruling states fraternal beneficiary societies cannot use their mortuary funds to insure members who join the army. Several societies planned to buy government insurance to shield against soldier risk, with over 30 percent of members reportedly in the armed forces.
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Austin
Tex
United States
Special meeting and various events in San Antonio crowd the night
San Antonio trades council calls an 8 pm February 16 meeting for urgent matters. The city hosts a Hermann Sons ball, a Dixie Social Club dance at Turner Hall, and a Workmen's Sick Fund event. Ads promote jewelry, loans, dinner specials, and local services across Alamo Plaza to Houston Street.
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San Antonio Trades Council
J. W. Ellett
Hermann
Sons
Dixie Social Club
Turner Hall
Slaus Orchestra
Workmen's Sick and Death Benefit Fund
W. C. W. Hall
Puppe
Ady
Blaze In Basement And Fires Across City Reported
Fire at the Frost building on West Thusian Street and Main Avenue started at 10 04 Friday due to an overheated motor. A tar kettle fire at Austin and Van Ness intersection occurred Saturday morning. An old tree fire in Brackenridge Park traced to wiring. all blazes were quickly checked. One death reported among Vamp Travis soldiers Private Chiunde VW Terry died at 3 55 am Sunday of pneumonia. official sources note his mother Mrs Lou Terry of Home inj Okla as nearest relative.
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Frost
Thusian Street
Main Avenue
Goetz
Chapin-Colglazier Construction “Coy
Austin
van Ness
Brackenridge Park
Travis
Chiude VW. Terry
Company
My South Infantry
Lou Terry
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Mobile
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Noston
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Munteardy
Chicago Livestock
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas Clay
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Prime Fed
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Palace of Sweets
Gus A. Bohnet Steam Bakery
the House OF Security
Scobby Fireproof Storage CO. Storage, Packing & Re.vals
Weather Bureau
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Cleer
Pegond
Maxima
Excent Taylor
York
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Luis
Chote
Wresh
Chicago Grain Futures
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Sear
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Shippers
Wirsts AG
NEW York Stock List
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American Car and Foundry
American Locomotive
American Suiest, & Refining
American Sugar Refining
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Alchisor
Haltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Canadian Pacific
Central Leather
Chesapeake &Ohio Air of
AAI
MIL & Paul
Kh. 1
Pugiig
Eas Chino Copper
Colorado Fuet & Tron
Columbia Gas and Electres
Behnscorn
Tae
Abe Crucible
General Motors
Great Northen
Great Northern
Smiy Inspiration
Marie Plate
Ugh Kennecott Co
Louisville & Nashy Ie
AL Ai
Maxwell Motor
Mexican Petroleum Sveses
Missouri Pacific Amantle G. & W
Nevada Copper
New York Central
Norfolk & Western c
Northern Pacific
Ohio Clues Gas
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Ray Consolidated
Republic Iron
Sinclair
Southern
Pacife
Studebaker Co
Tennessee
Texas Co
Nion Pacific Bane
Eal
Gulf Stater Steel
Amerigan Tabacco
Money Markets
Ton von
Bert Bilby
N. Y
Department OF Agriculture
San An
Abilene
Atlanta
Brownselile
Choy Galverton
Oudy Youston
Jacksonville
Louise Ine
Newark
Mily
Valesting
Trait Stonio
Tampa
Forey Taylor
the General Trust CO
Bebo
Our Land Department
J. O. Terrell
Jesse LD
Oppenheimer
Otto Wahraund
Dohn Fest
Kred W. Coo
Albert. Bieree Be
Sam
Juto J. Stevens
Clt
Brientsoho
W. Warren
K. J. Kuteell
Adollph Wagner
Alfred Duerler
Dick OG. Teerell
Chartes Schreiner
Mru
Baume Koehler
Atle B
Agree
John Avi Wilson
G. Bechtel
Lawrence Lipper
165Th Depot Brigade
Camp Travis
Theodore 8. Smith
John H. Ulrich
United States Guards
Francis G. Blake
Department
SW. Davis
HK. White
Als
S.C
Brooks Field
Parker V. Lucas
Kelly Field
Alfred F.groebner
Rey KH. Roche
Clifford W. Wells
George G. Threadgard
Gilbert FE. Brereton
J. d. Milligud
Field Artillery Reserve
Signal Corps Reserve
Department Signal Office
Lewis G. Wallace
303Rd Cavalry
Willforth
John KR. White
Signi Worps
Welly Field
Mriday
Hadleigh Marsh
V. C
Fourteenth Cavalry
Lieut
Delane
Aves
M. BR
Sanitary
Kin
Fifteenth Cavalry Division
Nineteenth Field Arllery
Leon Springs
Jack Landon
R. C
el Paso
Washington
Joseph W. Lackey
Skeat Corps
Southern Cotton
Grain & Stock Exchange
Gunite
L. EB. Mounger
Mar
Walter Turner
Kehoe Loan Co
Jeffrey
Riebe
Boeateie
Alamo Jewelry Co
Alamo Plaza
The
Household Furniture Company
Fieres Street
Katy Furniture Store
First
Spiritualists Church
Louise Brown
J. & Maxwell
Todv
Fred Cohen
S. Alamo St
Adv
Sureddin
Turner Mall
Nacogdoches St. Willett'a
O'Connell Loan Co
E. Houston St
A-Bar Plumbing Co
Crawford
Macdona
Hull Bros
We Commerce
Bsouth
Dulling Printing Co
Losoya St
Advw
Acina
T. Johnston & Burnett
General Agents
Crockett 58
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