Southwest Texas farms urged to grow for nation
The article argues Southwest Texas can feed 40-acre farmer households with irrigation and diverse crops. It cites 29 061 567 idle acres and 2 282 767 cultivated, urging ten to forty acres per farmer, with irrigation by river gravity wells and artesian systems. It notes bold crop forecasts and Bexar county crop optimism, including rising cotton prices.
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W. G. Hana
Texas
Teslel
Chience
California
Department of Agriculture
Smaloy
Bexar County
Taba
New Ruling Alters Yard Contest Standards in Suburbs
A local ruling affects the Hunt estate yard contest, with suburban areas graded differently from city lots. Secretary Strahme and Canina of Collins Irrigated Gardens push to value out-of-town features higher, while city streets retain tighter criteria.
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Cortes
Sqgrine & Vard
Swurhan
Tefener
Alton
Canina
Suburban Development and a Enterprising Real Estate Outlook
A press notes how suburbs fuel city growth, offering work and retreat for laborers. The piece argues suburban expansion raises central city values, broadens influence, and improves health for workers. It also discusses a name confusion around Lazaro and family history in a congressional run.
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Nelsonal
Inliy
Wa Stripe of Peril and Tax Confusion in Washington
Disjointed OCR fragment mentions Washington tax and various unclear phrases. The readable portion references peril, tax, and possible governance or policy topics but lacks a coherent narrative or identifiable persons, dates, or organizations to confirm a full summary.
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Washington
Prospects of Cheap Money Boost Bonds and Real Estate
The article reports that advances in federal banking and currency facilities may lower money rates, boosting real estate bonds and investment trust offerings. It discusses mortgage and debenture bonds, warns of risky realty schemes, and cites analyst Dr. W. M. nocreh on financing trends affecting loans and bond markets.
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Federal Reserve Banks
Ban Antoni
Texas
W. M. Nocreh
Wis Vongutinn
Ira
Mit Chia
Duxy
New York
United States
Texan Farmers Race to End Cotton Weevil Threat
Harvey Stiles forester reports firm effort against boll weevil in Southwest Texas near San Antonio. Farmers urge field clearing and new methods including deep plowing narrow rows and early seed selection while seeking government help and local paper mills to boost cotton trade. Stiles predicts strong harvest and growth of Texas as a cotton manufacturing hub with expanded mills and power.
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Texas
San Antonio
Hartle
Devless
Hyery
Harvey Stiles
Tun
Brexto
Warla
Texac Caruwr
Commissioner of Agriculture
Silles
Crowther
Tex
A. Hopkins
Stiles
Hopkins
Siler
Te Gersrod
Ung
Real Estate Trade Group Call to Texas Members
Barrow issues call for Realty melting at the Texas Real Estate Association meeting in Austin July 3-4. Barrow urges exchanges and nonmembers to attend, touts benefits and the association’s role in state development, with round trip rates and convention details included.
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Texas
Austin
Barrow
Tevin
Fienity Assortation
Tex
Austin Ie
Lima
Austin Tovie
Bartow
E. Thompson
Bucrataryy
Land Values Rising From Gold Theory to Real Estate
The article argues that if gold production stopped, value of real estate would soar. It explains fixed land supply and rising demand drive prices, noting New York's population up 37.6 percent with a 250 percent rise in real estate assessment. It applies these economic truths to cities and regions.
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Shluid
Almple Seonomie Lowy
New Yort
New
Yort
Industrial notes and county developments across Texas towns
Reports from Holston to Dallas describe fruit preserve plants, natural gas pipelines, bank authority, business leagues, school census data, waterworks bonds, railroad agitation, land purchases, railroad shops reopening, ice plant construction, hospital air project, grain crop notes, and church expansion plans affecting communities such as Fort Worth area counties, Brownsville, Ammansville, Kirven, Marlin, Sweetwater, Hexia, Teague, Merceues, Yoarini, Palesstine, Banange lo, and Dallas.
San Antonio Architects in High Demand in Local Market
The San Antonio architecture scene stays busy with 115 deals totaling 330,000 dollars as draftsmen handle growing orders for homes, churches, factories, stores and more. A new Brown Clarker & Candy Co plant is planned at Medina and El Paso, with 250 more workers expected. real estate activity includes farm and ranch deals and a Travis Club gathering boosts industry morale.
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Marugen
San Avilonio
San An
Bulia- Ine
San Antonio
Broan Crocker & Candy Company
Mlannine
Medina and
el Paso Street
L. Brown
Dallas
Brows Clarker & Candy Company
Wallace Krothong Ho
Bullson
Tnieliesa
Ireal Estate
Alure
Texas State Stealth Association
Jre
Austin
Frost Pacnt Bsrrow
Texas
Bend
Teil
Gome
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Fariers’ Union Co-operative Association
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