Equity Men Horns in Land Deal Debated by Bankers
Bankers warn equity brokers burdening land values in Southwest Texas hampers borrowing. J K Beretta of the National Bank of Commerce decries schemes where buyers pay little upfront and seek large returns, saying such tactics depress development and threaten bank lending. He notes cases where landowners face inflated equity claims and lenders tighten credit, urging bankers to curb risky equity deals to preserve steady growth in San Antonio and the surrounding region.
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Texan
J. K. Beretta
National Bank of Commerce
Clearings’ Tyonae Association
Riley
Borutte
San Antonio
Fe Aacen
Oie
Tuto le
Tosmer
Texas
Cmera
Air
Beretta
Sec
Alomi
Ban Anicata
Texas Beans for Boston Bakers Sparks National Debate
A distorted report claims Texas farmers urged to grow beans instead of cotton due to looming shortages. Michigan reportedly orders carloads of beans for Belgium as wholesale prices rise from 99 to 3.46 per bushel, provoking fears of raw material scarcities. Local push for beans grows amid wartime supply anxieties and appeals to Texas growers.
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Fostan
Ube
Siske
Texas
Benne
Baron Cun
Heston
Michigan
Tasna
Carmere
Realty Men Welcome Federal Land Probe
Real estate men in Texas welcome a federal land inquiry announced by the Dulled Sta Station commission. The probe will study labor and capital aspects of tenant farming, landlord, and farm labor relations, with an expected $156,090,000 impact on the cotton crop. Reforms are anticipated as the commission hears representatives from all interests and aims to make Texas a better place for the poor and for industry.
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Delius
Wien
Ltta
Ant
Straits of the Routhland
Lpumase Jh
Jeanne Filb
Texas
Aueh
Cierie
Walitiea Therato
Shlangnike
Resistr Ucn
Ray Alma
Jn Ces
Alxto
Galen Man
Desler
Texan
Texa JC
Peruon
Poe
Ag & Unit
Grison Toagranes Bil
Nexus Legisla«ture
L. J. Hort
Jocel
Hert
Robertson
House
Pecan grafting eyed as a path to higher value
W C Warner of 406 Barlar atrest reports promising results from grafting choice stock onto native pecan trees in the Ben An Analg territory. An April 2, 1814 experiment compared a grafted John D tree to a growing nut, showing superior early growth for grafts and noting variability in outcomes across ages and sites.
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Ben An- Analg
W. C. Warner
Barlar Atrest
Cretk Ang River
Olossetter
Warner
San Antonio
John D
Balada
Viehuity
Huta
Texas Farmer Eyes Profitable Grain Demand This Year
A 1915 bulletin notes world wheat shortage and U.S. large surplus, urging Texas farmers to diversify from cotton to grain and forage crops. It cites 1.0 billion bushels 1914 U.S. wheat crop, 267 million bushel potential surplus, and rising breadstuffs demand impacting prices and planting choices for the coming year.
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United States
Texas
United State
Department of Agriculture
Registration Bill to Be Presented to Legislature
A long article discusses the Texas Immigration and Real Estate groups backing a proposed registration bill for real estate brokers. It outlines the bill’s requirements for registration, fees, and authority, plus penalties for noncompliance and revocation processes. It notes prior attempts and delays due to adjournments and meningitis fears.
Slow Approach to Cotton Substitutes for San Antonio Farmers
Farmers in the San Antonio area face finding crops to replace cotton with similar returns. C R Tetttest of Snow Antonis experiment farm urges verification of substitutes, noting markets may be weak for new crops. He cautions against abandoning cotton without profitable alternatives, recommending diversify with garden crops, meats, and farm feed to utilize on the farm.
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San Antonio
Theo
C. R. Tettest
Snow Antonis
Latteer
Fondstotts
Ten Thousand Enter Gardening Contest in Texas
More than 10 000 entries have been received in the prize crop and gardening contests of the Texas Industrial Congress for 1836. Contestants come from counties including Dallas Harris Cherokes Green Nacogdoches Bexar and others. Campaigns in Nacogdoches and Gregg counties progress as officials plan outreach to more counties. Congress seeks county cooperation from demonstrators superintendents clubs and ecoc rat ions to spread home gardening and profitable crops.
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Texas Industrial Congress
Dalylas
Atace
Ets
Harris
Cherokes
Greee
Nacogdoches
Bexar
Grex
Congress
Doebie
Amot Ag
Nioe
Dallas
College of Industriat Urbanaike Campalen
Imatria County
Houston
Dalla
Home-seekers from Indiana to visit Texas in quest of land
A party of homeseekers from Indiana, steering via Fort Wayne and the Southern Pacific line, will arrive in San Antonio in about two weeks. The group, led by Hadsell Land Company of Port Harns, includes farmers from Ohio and Illinois seeking Texas land investments and future prospects around Carrizo Springs and nearby areas before continuing to San Francisco for the Pacific exposition.
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Leo Homeseekers
Cece
San Antonin
Fort Wayne
Tod
Hadsell Land Company
Port
T. Unvis
Ohio
Allehigan
San Francisco
Tesan
San Antonio
Carrizo Springs
Caveras
Osis
Southern Pacific
San Prendeca
SE Paso
Texas
Missouri
Kansas
Atascosa Fanners Promote New Feterita Crop Event
Atascosa County farmers rally around a new forage crop feterita with a March 30 Potre`t demonstration led by W. Hand of Bear County agents. J. F. Rocks and the Poteet Progressive League will assist as 4000 farmers expected. A housewives demonstration of feterita flour will show uses and cooking. The move follows the San Antonio Real Estate Exchange push and U.S. Department of Agriculture support.
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Atascosa Sounty
Autonio Real Estate Exchange
Fred Yourself
Potret
Hectorita
W. @ Hand
Bear County
Hand
J. F. Rocks
Poteet Progressive Leagues
Atascosa County
Texas
United States
Real Estate Transfers and Deeds Across Several Lots
A scanned 1813-era record lists multiple real estate transfers and deeds. Entries mention properties in New City Sinck and Lakeview Gardens, with buyers and recipients including W. Sullivan, Loe' Nayeres, William Tsevrovoleks, and others. The document notes considerations ranging from cash payments to related intrests, with dates and parcel descriptions amid garbled OCR.
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le Batty
Billingsty
Sane Temiber
Nest Portiana
Lota
N. Montaya Farrey
C. Sullivan To Loe
Nayeres
New City
Sinck
Fisoae
Alving Wutuachts
Ith Mottan
Real Estate Boom Sweeps San Antonio Notes
Real estate activity in San Antonio hits a high with about 400 000 in deeds for Lotta Hotel transfer and major land sales. The city plans rail frontage development costing up to 2 000 000, a tax rate cut to 7.5 cents, and bills advancing oil lease and Robertson law reforms. several hotel and property transfers, including Lotta Hotel to John W. Spencer for 385 000, are reported amid ongoing land deals and investment by insurers and developers.
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Markel Wea
Aecurad
South Flores Etrest
R. Barnett
Lotta Rotel
Market
North Pros
John W. Spencer
Vasheen
Realey
Spencer
T. W. House
Messrs Spencer and
Randall
Stas Antonio
Salptini Sorina Road
Lytle Co A. Wywil,ingaty
Talsperty
Seo
Li Basar Cowniv
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San Jose Wate Supply Company
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Sam Antonio
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