City View gardens push plans with free fruit trees
Alamo Development led by Charles K Biggs advertises City View gardens to San Antonio buyers. Visitors receive three free fruit trees while exploring the site and price remains $25 down and $10 monthly for remaining lots. The plan aims to draw buyers to a largely sold development with wide frontages and enhanced utilities.
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City View Gardens
Alamo Development Company
Charles K. Biggs
Biggs
San Antonio
San Antonio Building Inspectors Highlight Long Careers
Ernst Grammel, recently appointed building inspector, is a well known figure in San Antonio with 30 years in the trade, 21 of them in the city. G. A. Schmitt serves as assistant building inspector.
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Ernst Grammel
San Antonio
G. A. Schmitt
City View Gardens offers cooperative home building near Lady of the College
The advertisement touts artesian water from 1700 feet depth and good pressure with low rates. It highlights electric lights and hard macadam streets. The plan centers on a cooperative system to reduce costs for builders, with City View Gardens located on the western edge near the college and standard routes to built properties.
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San Antonio
City View Gardens
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Tthe 1 College
Santh
Hing Automobiles
Bayer
Bids Close Feb 7 on Fixtures For Bexar Court House
Bids close February 7 at 11 30 a m for fixtures for the Bexar County Court House. Proposals cover court house fittings and related equipment. Auction time and submitter directions are listed.
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Bexar Court House
Court House
Blue Print & Lumber Company Ad Offers Maps and Services
An old classified-style notice advertises transit and jewelry gear for rent, sale, and exchange. It touts a department for salvage and work, plus availability of country maps and blue print services from a company described as Blue Print & Bupere Company, Inc. at North Presa Crockets.
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Blue Print & Bupere Company, Inc
San Antonio Growth Driven by Dams and Development
The piece notes Olmos dam completion protecting the city from floods, private theaters and major buildings rising, a courthouse annex costing near 1 million, many new schools, and broad agricultural expansion with new roads and rail lines. A Radioy Irrigation project is planned thirty miles southwest across the Nueces area.
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San Antonio
Radioy Irrigation Company
Nueces River
San Territory
Delaware Punch Plans Bottling Plant Expansion
Delaware Punch Company of San Antonio will build a new bottling plant 70 by 160 feet as part of a national expansion. The one story brick concrete and tile facility is designed by L Harrington Company architects and is linked to a broader $10 million growth campaign.
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Delaware Punch Company
San“Antonio
L. Harrington Company
Remodeling bids sought for May Roseman store
Architect Harvey P. Smith has completed plans and is taking bids to remodel the May Roseman store at 501-7 West Commerce Street. Work includes stone and stucco exterior, hollow tile, costing about $10,000. Bids close January 12 at 9 a.m.
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Harvey P. Smith
May Roseman
Commerce Street
Board selects firms for San Antonio junior college plans
The Browns ville board of education chose Phelps & Dewees of Gunter Building and Allee B. and Robert M. Ayres of Bedell Building to prepare plans for a new junior college building in San Antonio. The structure will feature brick, tile, stone and reinforced concrete. preliminary plans show progress.
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Board of Education
Brownsville
Phelps & Dewees
Gunter
Allee B
Robert M. Ayres
Bedell
San Antonio
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