Texas Grain Exports Rise and Galveston Railway Strife
A historic shift opens grain export trade from Texas with Galveston as a major hub. Large shipments to Europe and South America expand, aided by rising freight costs and port constraints. A November elevator fire at pier 41 devastates storage, prompting railroad tolls disputes and diversions to other ports.
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Texas
Texis
Texan
Greven
Galveston
Moet American
South America
Fasinn
Sina
Hemisphere
Trina
Europe
Americen Porta
Southern Pacific
Alhvater
New Orleans
Brenis Export Reomis
Alts
Gatveston
Texas Police
Galvesten
Galveston Wheat Exports Reach Record Volumes
Estimates show Galveston exported over 50 million bushels of wheat since July of the prior year with monthly peaks around five million. The year 1914 closed with about 70 million bushels shipped, marking a revived, steady movement into foreign ports amid strong demand and global supply concerns.
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Ted
Galveston
Abeust
Ang Witt
Sven
Big Barbecue for Tourists 16 Plan San Antonio Event
A proposed annual cow country barbecue hopes to attract tourists to San Antonio. Local realty brokers tout the city as a prime venue, urging authentic cowtown entertainment to lure visitors from Eastern and Northern states. They envision Alamo City as a distinguished winter resort and a national point of interest.
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San Antonio
Lanuincy
Tauuery
Enor
Uo Trezen
Srn
Antonio
Texas Cattle Huiters' Association
San “Antone Myietidy
Sud
la Antonio
Rau Antonio
San Antonita
Mora
Tas Alamo City
San Anno
Plang
Chicago
ST Pares
Exhibit to showcase Texas land buyers in San Antonio
A garbled notice describes an exhibit to attract land buyers to Texas. It mentions San Antonio as a destination, a large land area, and plans to launch a regional agricultural exhibit to promote southwestern lands to prospective buyers and real estate interests.
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Vuyera
Toxay
San Antonio
Texac
Antonio Real Estate Exchange
Igor
Tang
Ana Hawes
Saadlen
Realty Promoters Plan Suburban Improvements in Spring
Promoters of residential additions forecast a busy spring in suburbs around Los Angeles, with many improvements planned by builders and owners. Major activity is noted on River Avenue and surrounding areas as new homes, cottages, and row houses go up. Real estate firms Dickinson & Co and Central Trust Company map plans, while agents urge property owners to invest, highlighting rising suburban value and city growth.
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Ron Autoaig
Cranin
Imea
Enon
Alario Helatts
Wenatruttion
Mars Aire
Mear Entreets
Varuns
River Avenuy
Eularb
San Berpundo
Seer Fernanda
E. Kirkpetich
Costeinplatuk
Adililon
Seotlan
Pyapte
Lota
Hagelatein
Ito
Henshin
Real Ostate Trengiers
Elagelatein
Priey
Loa Angelo Heights
H. E. Dickinson & Co
Proepert Hill Place
Nouthern
cle + Dickinson & Co
Beavtit Harlandele
Land Department
Central Trust Company
J. W. Warren
J. Herbert Compton
Comamand
Meir Plas
Teruis Whera
Doritz
Rees
Sam
Antonia
Gueh Auburbe
Alfalfa Prospects Rise For Southwest Texas Cultivation
Farmers in West and Northwest Texas explore alfalfa as a profitable forage amid irrigation and soil concerns. The article discusses soil drainage, land preparation, furrow irrigation methods, head ditch capacity, seed quality, planting depth, and post harvest drying. It notes Rockwell and regional ranches as leading examples and highlights irrigation design to prevent erosion and uneven moisture. It also mentions root rot risks and the need for open soil and ongoing management for a successful stand.
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le Pos Alin
Pat Atoekimen
Fogmere Ars Eviig
Atv Coun Gealore
Rockall
Ban Antonin Tarestery
Rockwell
Texas
Kansan
ISM
Latihe Cottos
Angie Warten
Promi Lms
Walter
Aitalfe Deneiia
Northwest
Real Estate Deals in Early 1900s Ledger Highlights
A garbled list of real estate transfers and mortgage notes from a historical ledger. The text names multiple parties including John Starhoch, Le Oppenheimer, H. W. Richardson, Fannie and Annie Brows, Rev. Louty Debrewakt, and Mary Bowsid, with varied locations such as Highland Park and Lakeview blocks. Transactions range from deeds to parcels, notes due annually, and considerations from small sums to several hundred dollars, dated between 1915 and 1916. It reads as a dense catalog of property exchanges, lot numbers, and financial terms with minimal narrative context.
Ugly yards compete for prize at exchange show
Plans for the annual yard beauty contest reveal judging will focus on yards with the most improvement. The event aims to transform dilapidated fronts into attractive spaces, with prizes and multiple classes.
Hogs and cotton struggle in Texas farming economy
The article reports Texas farmers facing significant losses from hog to cotton shifts, with annual dollars moving out of the state for pork and pork products. Agricultural agent W Hand notes hogs have dominated the region, but farmers plan to boost feedstuffs and poultry to reduce dependence on cotton and stabilize rural prosperity amid market changes.
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Texas
W. Hand
Besar County
Hama
Tras
Texas Farmer
Realty Market Becomes Week's Talk In Dallas
Review of the week shows real estate men in Dallas discussing tenant problems and mounting deals. Frank Augh's circle logged several transactions valued around six to twenty thousand dollars, with property from Bexar County to West Commerce Street figures cited and counts of parcels and farms noted.
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RO Atchardeon
MM. Deputch
San Antonio
Arasovetn
U. S. Stires
Darutovich
Commerce Street War
Mtovich
Hills Cafe
Houston
Zurmemors Ostreet
Alfred Purch
of Doovich
Bracon EM
Laurel Heights Terrace
AL Yeovich
A. el Purech
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Bazar County
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Millon
Sam Antonio
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