City planning push urged for San Antonio growth and parks
San Antonio real estate leaders back the Light's city plan idea urging adoption of a systematic development with parks boulevards and civic improvements. They discuss inviting experts from the American Civic Association and the New York Institute of Architects to lecture and advance the plan.
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Real Estate Exchange
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Light
Richard B. Watrous
American Civic Association
Arnold W. Brunner
New York
American Institute of Architects
San Antonio
Houston Street
Dallas
Texas
City Plan and Improvement League
George E. Kessler
Kansas City
Kessler
Fine Arts Society
Washington
Mr. Watrous
America
Watrous
Congress
Rock Creek Park
Potomac Park
McVeagh
Milwaukee
Fo Antonio
Cleveland
Seward Park
Cincinnati
Dry farming congress to be held in Uvalde this year
Professor H P Attwater tours West Texas to rally farmers for the Texas Dry Farming Congress in Uvalde. He notes expected larger attendance, U S Department of Agriculture support, and a revised program focusing on soil intensification and arid region cultivation. San Antonio urged to send a large delegation as West Texas communities prepare hosting efforts.
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Uvalde
H. P. Attwater
Sunset Lines
Texas
Attwater
United States Department of Agriculture
Texas Organization
Dry Farming Congress
San Antonio
Congress
Artesian Belt
Real Estate Market Heats Up as Spring Approaches
Real estate activity in the city shows a rebound after winter lull with 651 city instruments recorded in February totaling over a million dollars. Investors anticipate more deals, including downtown, farm, and especially residence properties as outlying lots sell and crops improve market confidence rises with new building plans in downtown and residential areas.
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Texas
Offes
Moore
Gunter
Underground Waters Classified and Laws Regulating Use
Expert outlines two classes of underground waters, defined channels versus percolation, and explains ownership rules. First class waters follow visible channels and resemble surface streams with limited land ownership, while second class waters are percolating waters part of the land, owned by the soil’s owner with broad rights to withdrawal subject to reasonableness and potential neighbor injury considerations.
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W. D. Rockwell
Gould
Case
Hoffman
West
Iowa City
California
Katz
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