Mexico 16 in Market for Texas Cotton
Mexico 16 in market for Texas cotton as mills from Mexico City to San Antonio prepare operations to fulfill large orders for American uniform and clothing fabrics. Reports note a rush of mills to begin, with shipments moving toward the republic and plans to supply coats, blankets, and uniforms. The scene includes banking activity in San Antonio, speculative price movements, and political tensions affecting cross border trade.
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Mexico
City
Amrrican Teller
San Antonio
Pacis
Helvtan
Willy Texas Solitiore
Resemel 1S
Enienaste
Medien
Acill
Alvertens
Prevemant
Antonie Johner
Izanity of
Dellers Worl
Ronis
Pointe 1S de Republic
State of
Texas
Republic
Orgeni|estion
Tenants in Texas Given Chance to Own Farms
A UT professor argues Texas offers strong paths for tenants to become farm owners. He cites limited capital buyers, a proposed state land commission to aid access, migration effects on tenancy, and reports from Hubbard Bros on cotton and fertilizer trends shaping land use and prices. The piece links tenancy to black land areas, migration streams, and economic shifts across Texas.
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Texas
Charles B. Austin
University of Texas
Austin
Southern Commercial Congress
Muskogee
Etate
Texte
Mir Arapie
Rts
Alleatrathen
Satern
Cannes
West
United
Henison
Red River
Gulf
Dmbera
Thal
Tour Cotton Belt to GE Crop Data
A dated report outlines a data tour of the Cotton Belt to Georgia focusing on crop data and market influences. Commissioned by a control group including Mylyre Nowder and associates in New York, the study examines how various factors drive prices and supply in Ura markets.
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Hubbard Brot. & Co
New York
San Antonio
Jim
Cationatntes
Vers
Priver
Tt Ta Pvi
Cntron Mylyre Nowder
Ura
Move to Aid Unemployed Move to Aid Unemployed
The fragmentary notice describes a Buy-it-In-Texas movement started by a Rite Commissioner of iEaber. It mentions plans to raise funds via envelopes for Texas institutions and references a bravery-themed volunteer effort. The text is garbled and contains many unreadable phrases, making specific details uncertain.
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Rite Commintoner of
iEaber
Wondman
Pnt
Texas
Helen Blue wins cheapest U S homestead at Turtle Lake
Helen Blue, 27, built a 38 by 189 foot log home on a small Turtle Lake point. She cultivated a garden of tomatoes and cabbage for 17 months and paid the government 70 cents and back taxes to gain full possession, claiming it as the nation’s smallest homestead.
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Bilt
United States
Helen Blue
Turtle Lake
Ian
Helen
Turtle Ake
Miss Blue
Yards contest dates to be announced in San Antonio exchange
The San Antonio Real Estate Exchange plans to announce the yard contest dates soon with a June to August window. Officials say the event will feature a citywide lawn improvement focus, encouraging year round care rather than a single winning lawn.
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San Antonio Real Estate Exchange
Strohm
The
Exchange
Ang
Stephin
Anr
CTY Sees Big Grain Center Prospect At Local Markets
San Antonio grain gossips estimate strong yields for corn and oats, signaling a bumper season amid rising demand for grains and feeds. Local assessors project record prospects, highlighting market optimism and potential price stability for Texas farmers.
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Texas
San Antonio
Real Estate Deals Across Several Decks in 1916
A fragmented piece lists multiple 1916 real estate transactions involving parties such as Josete Sendéga Gilbeet Sam Friedman and the Friedman family. Details include various parcels, deed transfers, and monetary terms ranging from cash payments to notes, with properties in San Jose, North Mesaulte Street, Kingston Heights, and Worthy Park.
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Josete
Sendéga
J. J
Gilbeet
Sam and
Silte Friedman
Te Emmet
Hoss Hoalehan
Mars
Sonth Mesaulte Street
Monty
Beazliz
Emma
George T. Fuchs
Anna
Albert Beck
Petar Seideman
Louis
Frank
George
Clara Kriuse
Alvina
Terman
Leesch
Tex
William F
Usekee
Anna Wonegner
Jacob
Marghretha
Haalf
Courand Frank
Charles Brien
J. €. Butterfield
New City
San Jnes
Considerasion
D. Sullivan
Sac Suse
Silesian Hot Well Company
Ilen
E. Gantt
Bexar County
A. Is
Shetton
McCutloen
Kingston Heights
Pitman
OM Has
Grace Avenue
Jitney Debate Shapes Suburban Real Estate Outlook
Real estate leaders in San Antonio weigh benefits and disruptions from new jitney transit. Promoters see a suburban growth boom as routes expand and streets pave, while some fear lived distance to the city center will shift housing demand. Officials have not acted, and the jitney’s future remains uncertain amid regulatory questions.
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San Antonio Realstate Exchange
Uredon Campanten Ws
Ehort
Jt Rey
San Antonio
Pridy
Lere
San Aptonians
A.fey
Hapid Transportation 9
Hks
Building Permits and Dwellings Noted in City List
Fragmented permit list cites multiple dwelling permits and addresses across districts. Notable entries include S680 at M Romero street, 414,000 for a Richardson Spencer project on Wuceys World Fines street, and 3500 on Enet Houston street. Additional items reference East Washington street and Victoria estates with various house-related permits.
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Somonew S-reor
Rida Strent
M. Romero
Stoom Wididon
Lelat
Reuter
Nanziment Owse
West Tauel
Washington Street
Ransall & Spencer
W. P. O'Connell
Saget Addition
Frank Basil
Wamhon
Victoria Ettats
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