Choice Acreage Seeks Immediate Sale Near City Limits
Sixteen acres with direct car line frontage in a good neighborhood adjoining a well improved residential addition where 50 foot lots are selling for 600 each. Suitable for a country home or subdivision into residence lots for profits. Price reasonable terms liberal. No trade considered. H. J. Berson, Opera House building Crockett street side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J
Berson
Crockett Street
Pine St
Lamar and
Burleson Sts
Olive
Lamar Sts
Tobin Hill
West End
Lake
S. Presa St
F. Dittmar
Meray
Real Estate Transfers List Several 1912 Property Sales
A long row of transfers records parcels in San Antonio and nearby areas with buyers and sellers including Lucy South to M G South and Alamo Heights Co to school district No 48. Other entries include James W Caldwell to San Antonio school board and Yale Hicks acquiring city blocks. Prices range from 50 to 12530 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Alamo
George Anderson
Virginia Street
Park Tavern
Brackenridge Park
Ed Beere
SAN Antonio Concrete CO
Tex
J. P. Byrne
Lucy
M. G
Alamo Heights Co
Alamo Heights
George R. Stumberg
Los Angeles Heights Improvement Co
James W. Caldwell
Los Angeles Heights
Allie Wilson
George Hagelstein
Jesusa Ortiz de Maya
F. F. Rodriguez
New City Block
Tabiana Sorola de Gonzales Et al
New City Bloc
Artie A. York
Adaline B. York
Yale Hicks
Max Goodman
Emma Weber
P Highland Improvement Company
J. T. Bradford
New City
Highland Park
W. C. Atwood
McCullough
Grant
Frank H. Middleton
John A
Building Permits Issued For Multiple Dwellings and Additions
The city announced building permits today for several projects. Clyde V Lancaster receives a five room dwelling on River avenue for 1600 dollars. J M Grainer plans repairs at 14387 East Commerce street for 60 dollars. Niedert seeks a two room addition on Sherman street for 150 dollars. Windsor files a two room addition on Devine street for 750 dollars. Frank Gutierrez plans a six room brick dwelling with galvan iron garage at San preset for 60 dollars. Omas Sutess targets a two room addition on 81 McLane street for 300 dollars. McMahone to build one frame store and four cottages on North Flores street for 4000 dollars. Mrs J Clifton repairs at 1715 McCullough prenen Seeka. Ferdinand e teratio West Commerce street listed with 10 dollars. Alexander Georges proposes a two room addition and repairs at 1967 Bandera avenue for 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde V. Lancaster
River Avenue
J. M. Grainer
East Commerce Street
Cc. BE
Niedert
Sherman Street
T. EB. Windsor
Devine Street
Frank Gutierrez
Oe Oy
Oberson
Galvan Iron
Omas Sutess
McLane Street
C. BE. McMahone
North Flores Street
J. Clifton
McCullough
Mississippi River Flood Recedes as Stage Falls
New Orleans reports the Mississippi River at 19 feet with expectations it will drop below flood stage of 18 feet within the week. Weather bureau readings are reduced to once daily as the flood passes into history. No ration shortages were reported and Army units say they have enough supplies for refugees until they can return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Orleans
United States Weather Bureau
Property Transfers in Artesian Gardens and Hertzberg Area
A series of 1912 to 1932 property transfers listed include H D Manton to BE C Yancy for lots 3 and 24 block 2 plus part of lot 1 block 4 Artesian Gardens for 2800 dollars. Frank Allen to William A Cocke for lots 44 and 45 new city block 3099 Hertzberg avenue for 2000 dollars. Mrs L M Stone to Frank Allen for same lots and block for 1400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New City Block
H. D. Manton
BE. C. Yancy
Artesian Gardens
Frank Allen
William A. Cocke
Hertzberg Avenue
Hertzberg Avenue; $2000. Mrs. L. M. Stone
Light ad reader seeks bargains in early edition
The early Light edition lists bargain-hunting readers scanning offerings. Shoppers chase sales and discounts across categories as the newspaper highlights affordable options.
A&M Board to Meet on Deficiency Warrant Request
Special to the Light reports the A and M college board of managers will meet at College Station on June 1 to decide if a deficiency warrant should be sought to rebuild the main building destroyed by fire. The governor plans to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Hunnam & CO
Swearingen
Austin
Tex
College Station
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Wimer, Richardson & Co
Gibbs Bldg
Horace. H. Shelton
Gunter Dg
George Kettler
Old Phone
Gibbs
W. Houston St
BF. G. Danforth
D. D. Drake
Houston St
Post Office
Liberal Loan Company
Emerson & Co
B. Houston
Commerce
Hutsell & Co
Riverside
Bexar County
Terrell & Terrell
Central Trust
O’connell Loan Co
S. B. May
W. Houston
Anita
Travis Stroom F. Block
Gunter Hotel
Armbruster Penny Laundry
Armbruster’s Penny Laundry
DR. Norton
W. Laurel
Frieda Engelhardt
L. Francois
Mer
I. 303
Ave. D
P. O
LeRoux
Conroy & Rice
West Commerce
Carr's
Alamo St
Lanze Germaine
Soledad &T
Alamo Plaza
Bellevue Messenger Service
Blum Street
New York
Washer
Trelear
Porter St
South Heights
St Patt
Nina
Breatrice Thomas
Chicago
Leland
St. Mary's St
Armbruster
Alamo Tent & Awning Co
Williamsqroasen
Fruil Weight Vollmer
Willita and
Garden Ste
Irving M. Dietz
Slicks Building
Southwest
F. K. Russell Machine Co
Dallas
W. M. Atkman
Moore Bidg
Harrison Moving CO
G. Spackine
L. W. Culver
Fannin
Street
Sixth St
Lavaca
Bowie
Alamo Placa
Emerson
Rogers’ Sporting Goods Co
W. Commerce
Rollins
Croftonian
Jefferson St
Dave Lehr J JR
Buena Vista ST
MAZDA
A. Gas & Electric Co
A. W. Boazman
St. Mary’s St
Ahr & Ahr
Oscar Puppe
Lafitte
Santa Clara
Alamo Iron Works
Amd
H. R. Geyer
J. New
L. N. Andrews
Johnson
H. C. Johnson
Kenedy
Moon St
Oceans
Stein
Hollins
Texas
Tasteloos
Central
Altha Johnstone
Howard
W. Mulberry Avenue
Clara Duggan Madison
Rafael Joseffy
B. Sheridan St
Oldphone
Fred Staffel
Coulter Vacuum Cleaner CO
Sinestani
Hooper & Stanford
Eel
Berry & Son
Sommer & Cunningham
aAvwcetioneers
Peres Agnedemennage
Daed Puapemeian
Aewteenataetingaee Eee
Foote
South Press
W. C. Young Land Co
Archer City
Seige Pendent Mian Centtre Ieee
Alamo National Bank
Louise
Whitaker
Uvalde County
Mobile
Alabama
Iene Etic Ratton Eee
Lott & Son
Kada
William C. Lott, Son & Co
Avenue C
Goliad St
John H. Bolton
St. James Hotel
Houston Street
Lamar
Lewis Street
Station A
City
Beacon Hill
GEO. C. Thompson Land CO
C. Thompson Land CO
Barrera &St
Barrera
Refugio St
Fan Antonio Loan & Trust Co
Rockport
Peter Nowotny Jr
New Braunfels
Zander
Gunter Ridg
City of
Columbus
Kenwood
A. Hill
McCoy
Hicks
E. Elmira
Wilmington
S. Searcy
Frost
Richey & Casey
Navarro St
Banstadh Bros
Spofford Street
Briggs
Paul Street
Farlandale
Harlandale
H. J. Benson
Grand Opera House Bldg
Crockett Street Side
Phore
Lotus
Houston
B County
Nolan St
Magnolia
H. E. Ckinson & Company
Rhoduis & McAllister
EOR
FL Co
Sunnam & CO
Bermuda
T. E. Mumme
Corpus Christi
Presidio County
FP. C. Hunnam & CO
Swearingen Bldgener Sagl
Jim
Wells County
GEO. C. Thompson Land Company
S.A
A. P
S. A
Comfort
Wagner's Drug Store
SA BA
Santa Fe
California
E. H. Daldas
West Commerce St
Ola
Deal
Light
Colonial Home
Lotta Hotel
Ave. C
Denver Boulevard
Gunter Building
Mississipi
A. & M. Board
America
Lake Michigan
Round
Pine Lakes
A. L. Creamer
Sixth and
Olive Streets
St. Louis
T. G. Boehm
Carleton Ridg
Lael
East
Washington
Cloudcroft
Sutherland Springs
Moor Building
International & Great Northern Railway Co
Mexico
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Boston
Buffalo
Battle Creek
Hot Springs
Seattle
Minneapolis
Montreal
Memphis
Detroit
Chattanooga
Petoskey
Denver
Mexico City
Toledo
Nashville
East Houston Street
G. M. Bynum
Pass. & Ticket Agt
J. O. Bell
M. Price
W. EB. Fitch
Dist. P
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