Big Projects in Store for San Antonio in 1916
San Antonio enters 1916 on a path of extensive growth across commerce agriculture and industry with plans for Katy and I G N railroad terminals interurbans and oil and gas development. The city aims to leverage Mexican trade tourism and a strengthened Fort Sam Houston, while boosting aviation and convention activity.
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San Antonio
Metropolia
Texas
Mexico
Tin Bucket Brigade
Katyig
San An
Tonio
Austin
Angaciel
Financelal
Ka Kennedy
Houston
Mora
Lkely
Qdem
Port Avansas
San Anfonio
San Angelo
Alta Vista
Hadr Tmportant
Republic
San Antonin
United States
Fort Sam i Houston
Frederick Funstod
Rio Grande Valley
Fort Sam Houston
Brownsville
St. Louis
Minsouri Pacific-I. & G. N
Katy Road
Chicago
New York
St Louis
Chamber of Commerce
Thousand Club
North
Middle West
Z. ¥. Husker
Texas Aero Club
Epca
Aero Club of America
Army Aero Squadron
Aero Club
Wilson
Tional Security League
Convention Bureau
The
Woman's Club
Fort Sam Trouston
Washington
Frederick Funston
Hugh H. Young
Elmer B. Juda
New Orleans
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Department of Commerce
Burdette L. Arms
University of Texas
E. 0. Galuz
San Antonio Dairymen
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City—Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Jammines
Ray Latt- Verl
Parks and Aanitation
Reing
Tegart
San Antonio Gas & Electric Co
Emmet Bank
Thos. L. Conroy
Frank Gallagher