San Antonio Merchants Eye Big Mexico Trade Revival
San Antonio merchants report renewed sales to the Mexican republic with about $60,000 in goods shipped and bonds distributed. Stores anticipate large orders as rail service resumes, boosting the city as a key buying center for Mexican markets and government supply needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fan Antonis Mércnayite
Iren
Mexico
Cavh
Mans Parta
Republic
Sin Antonia
Antonio
Polute
Antony Ty
Gan Antonia
Wall
Ban
San Antonio
Port Sam Hoketan
Thia
Portham Houston
Antonis
Eliy Toro
Ars Whey
South Americeang
New York
St. Louis
Katses City
Bap Antonio
Mexley
Disz Exty
United States
Teady
San Austante
Businessen
South San Antonio Industrial Company to Build Roundhouse
A large South San Antonio development begins with a $360,060 contract to American Construction Company for a roundhouse and ancillary works at a new industrial suburb south of the city. The South San Antonio Industrial Company, capitalized at 120,000, plans auto, foundry and factory ventures, with utilities, water supply, and housing for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Construction Company
Ralfrard
South San Antonio
South Ben Antonio
Conch
Martin Wt
Sor Antonio
biraden-Hadean Plumbing Company
Wil
Hutie
Booth Gey Antonio [Industrial Company
Ben Antonio
Rash
San Antonio
Texas
Mexico
Mexico, Will Appeal Strongly To the Factory Men of the Crowdad Narth Ang Esat
Tero
Southwest
Broarches
Antonin
Southhwest
Thi Pla Liga
Mey
Amd
Good Roads Men Boost Agriculture in Bexar County
The Bexar County Midway Teague reports progress in agriculture over the last four years. An agricultural department, led by W. G Hand and D. Molp, aims to expand canning, crop cultivation, and farmer education under the Texas Industrial Congress. A campaign spurred surplus crops and better markets, but waste persists without storage and canning facilities. The canning movement, farm demonstrations, and home canning clubs show promise for increased farm prosperity and reduced dependence on imports.
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Bexar County
Hex County
Midtway Teague
Molp
Tla
Gesur County Farm
Mand
Bir. Caip
Cnip
Bexar
Texas Industrial Congress
Beyar
Lengun
Caoalog
Fuetoing
Bee County
Oomaniae Couning Clubs
Texas
Fornia
San Antonio
Kansas
Ansas
Poukers
Erepa Vancy
Lagi
Petron
Valle
Cotton Warehouse reports show cotton samples accepted
In Austin on February 19 reports from the State Warehouse show compliance with the Permanent Warehouse Law requiring three samples from each bale. Cotton buyers are to accept these samples without opening bales. In Titus County a warehouse sale occurred with buyers not cutting bales and accepting samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Mount Pleasant
Tits County
Giunere
Economic signals and cotton market pressures in early 1900s
The article reviews nationwide business trends with emphasis on cotton shortages, freight delays, and rising material costs. It notes improving general earnings, strong U S Steel performance, increasing foreign credit, and mining stock gains. It mentions constrained cotton exports, bear market in cotton prices, and large freight car reductions, signaling mixed yet hopeful industrial outlook. The piece also reports a $2,000,000 Southern Pacific order for Pacific System expansion.
Conference on cotton insurance held in Houston
Austin Tenn Feb 19 P Co WetnerL and Pater Taefern state Warehouse Managers and Heads of the State Wireless Department accepted the invitation to attend the conference invited by the State Fire Insurance Commission. The meeting on February 24 will review the general design schedule of insurance for cotton. The amount of screening cotton may not prove entirely satisfactory.
Farrer Plans Cotton Sales to Spinners in Major Saving
Representative Janes P Buchanan of Texas argues a new bill would cut costs for Southern cotton farmers by allowing direct sales to foreign spinners via the Department of Commerce. The plan seeks to publish statistics on production and consumption of cotton goods abroad and authorize funding for agency activity.
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Buchanan
Department of Commerce
Janes P. Buchianan
Texas
Dolima
Tonel Lurengh
Washington
Rodflely
Tis
Fearley
Home Appropriations Committee
Roddold Tokdlow
Boehunin
Medfield
South Cross
Congresa
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Congress
Bureau of Foreign and Amostic Commerce
Colicet
United States
Secretary At Commerce
District of
Colombia
Dairy Expert T. C. Patterson Heads West to Inspect Herds
T. C. Patterson, newly appointed dairy expert for the State Agriculture Department, departs Austin for Blutdale in Erith County to inspect herds. He will address farmers and stockmen at Vint Place and will join TW Nell in leading a series of institutes on dairy matters, guiding the committee and estate trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
T. C. Patterson
Liepatkcent Ac Agriculture
Blutdale
Erith County
Vint Place
Fittners! Estates
Texas to Cut Cotton Acreage Again This Year
Commissioner Davis forecasts a 20 percent reduction in Texas cotton acreage this spring versus last year, citing state reports and strong market prices. He warns that failure to diversify and replant grain could harm prices and farmers’ incomes, urging prompt action to avoid a surplus and ensure a better price.
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Fred W. Davis
Texan
Suntan
Venus
Jatt Eckson
Voltoh Mien
San Antonio
Com- Tixaloner Davis
Texas
Pariy
Trent
Astra
Istate
Camere
Wichita
Wilkinger
Hardoff Mw
Ateher
Clay
Haakelicour
Grayson
Fannin
Lamer
Callahan
Sones
Taylor
Tom Green
Prein
Truulirs
Abveno
Tony
Pat
Real estate deals and 1816 land transfers listed
A long list of 1816 and later real estate conveyances, deeds and liens across numerous parcels. Names include J. F. Shepherd survey, Dunchy, Bryzal ta BR, M. F., Killian, Fetrwarsth, Los Angeles Improvement Company, Genrze dinverstein, Louise E. Ret wan, Minne Hyman, Morano, A. Volngeers, Mattle T. and others. Transactions note blocks, lots, and streets in City Work 3395, Angeles Terrace, Lake Views, and Mission Cemetery properties, with prices and consideration such as cash, notes, and assumed debts. some dates range February to November 1916 and earlier entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Daser
Halliday
Los Angeles
Louise E. Retwan
Angeles
Syeth Minne Hyman
Morano
Wilon
New City
Central Trust Gempany
John J. Stevens
Barry Wyman Relerse
Brourtty
Mattie TI
WO. Maddox
Ardmore
Outa
Whitlam
Marvey Scott
Lexar County
Patrunt
Newefty
Hole
A. Volngeers
Nate
Felsia
M. Taghttant
Mattle
Medrugry
Consilerafon
Mercy
Mitchell
L.A. Hall
Tony W
Mya
Takeview Townsity Company
Tom Murdach
Ned A. Zoeller
Elty
Lake
Binck
Mary Street
Carazon Park
Mies Clera Boehaune
JT. L Poor
Dee Af Trust
Mission Cemetery Company
Nichollson
We J. Masbon
Mission Burial Sark
Lenn
Agnes Kosub
Joseph i Minkler
Wilson County
Tan
Antonio Monchaca Sur
la Bexar
Wilton
D. R. Fant
W. B. Pierce
Eastennual Street
Homer Jones
East Tauril Street
Advance in lamb prices amid a Western shortage
The lamb market shows rising quotations as shortages loom, with Wool prices high due to foreign competition. Western markets report declines in sheep and lamb arrivals, signaling a tightening supply while analysts debate causes from quarantine to long term liquidation trends, noting conservation and misperceptions in stock levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Angie Tesna
Tila Thu
Shery Audium
Realty Ethics for Agents and Exclusive Agency Practices
Real estate ethics emphasize exclusive agency to prevent price cutting and dual agency issues. Brokers should fairly handle buyer offers against competitors, report fraud to the board, and maintain respectful rival relations to protect the public and the profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agenta
Ornera
al Eren
Braxer
Asa Dery
Imencoers
Bosramie
Miombera
Insurance Firms Authorized to Do Business in Texas
A fragmented report lists insurers authorized in Texas including Mutual Life and Mortuary Company of Fort Worth, American Waste Fire Insurance Company of New York, and The Continental Fire Insurance Company of New York. It records premiums received and losses incurred, noting figures such as $20.45, $4160, $124,680, and $195,680 across noted policies and years, reflecting Texas operations and payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tory Ov
Texas
Cvrot
Department of Insuranes and
Banktog
He Tesay Mutat Rite Tneure Company of
Mort Worth
Ren Dvirhys Linsant
Millers Math Fire
Post World
Nominius
American Waste Fire
Ts Lance Company
New York
Texas Sunvites
Continental Fire Inewaire Company
Jooses
Land For Experiments On Neutral Agricultural Plot
The State Department of Agriculture has acquired a fully developed near natural tract two miles south of Avery, on the Colorado River, for demonstrations led by Commissioner Dred Mavis and Prof ER. Schoil. Experiments will test what is valuable for fruit, vegetables, and pest control, with initial work by Prof Seno and experts. The land was donated by the Watkyns Properties Association, with WF Gallien as general manager and W O. Calteralia involved in a formal ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Agriculture
Nghly
Avestin
Colorado River
ER. Schoil
Watkyns Pronerties Association
WF. Gallien
Manazer
Calteralia
Missines Davis Amt
Sehel
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SIN Progpelt
Carranza
Ban Antonia
Sen
Hlehwar League
Besar Cavinty
Fori. &G. NL
Oase
Bexar County Highway League
Wiernalional & Great Northats
O. Wa
Glinera
Ford
FR. G Dun & Co
Losii
Forwan Ness
Ly Uehor
Comiaiguenis
Ruth Belne
Tron End Elcel
Tara
Agerezate
United States Steel
Wall Street
Corpora Lenas
Itatirat
Wercom
I Hutte Superior
Stexlea Chares
Celle de Antonio Sock
Weing
Romls
Masteria
Taulpment
Moatly
Southern Pacific Company
Farrer
Agricculum
Parner
Davis
Schino Bonds
Fenco
Generals Department
Upahur
Pockers
Realty Ethics
Tate
State Department of Agricultture Acequires ‘Jones Sout
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