Shade and Trees Boost San Antonio Real Estate Appeal
Real estate experts in San Antonio stress abundant shade as a key value, arguing trees raise property values and curb summer heat. Observers note local homes have more mature shade than rivals, while planners warn overplanting can obscure houses and hurt markets. The piece cites opinions from real estate writers and emphasizes proper thinning and spacing to maintain curb appeal and property performance.
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San Antonio
State Bank &Priest Company
Antanio
Antejia Hoat
Antonio
Slade Crow
Eugene Hays
Heal
Mary
Rio Gmide
Harwood
Bayer
Trees and town planning in Cleveland suburb
A report discusses how a planned suburban development in Cleveland altered an estate’s tree cover. Developers mapped dense stands of second growth timber to influence future housing and street layouts, prioritizing tree placement near the town edge as new residences were built.
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Cleveland
Bexar County Leads In Better Crop Movement
Nearly 4000 Bexar County farmers joined a Texas Industries Congress modern farming campaign. The statewide effort includes 34,008 people from 24 counties studying new agriculture methods. County entries list numerous crops and livestock categories with regional totals.
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Bexar County
Texea Industrial Congress
Bexar
Texas Industries Congresa
Totus
Calnties
Anderson
Angelina
Archer L
Atascoms
Austry
Bastrop
Bayfor
Ben
Bell
Hexar
Bowle
Brazarta
Brags
Brown
Burleson
Burnet
Callahan
Caldwell
Cameron
Atop
Cass
Cherokee
Tay
Coke
Coleman
Collin
Colorado
Camanche
Conchu
Cooke Bes
Corvell
Cottle
Crosby
Maltas
Delta
Denton
Dewitt
Donley
Eastland
Ils
Erath
Falls
Faunie
Fayette
Fisher
Floyd
Foard
Frank Mai
Freestone
Fort Bend
Galveston
Grayson
Grese
Grimes
Guadalupe
Hale
Salt
Hastilton
Hardeman
Hardin
Harris
Harrison
Haskell
Hays
Henderson
Hiaigo
Hill
Houd
Hopkins
Houston
Hunt
Jackson
Sasper
Jett Davis
Jefferson
Kim Wells
Tokmon
Jones
Karnes
Kanbnan
Kendall
Aceberg
Knox
Lamar
Lampasas
Lagulie
Lavaca
Leo
Liberty
Limestone
Live Oak
Liang
Lubbock
Madison
Marion
Matagorda McCullough
McTennon
Dieding
Milani
Mile
Mitchell ii
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Rene
Motlog
Nacogdoches
Navarra
Nolan & Nueces
Fuso Pinto
Panona
Pecos
Potter
Rainy
Bel River
Tepeves
Robertson
Hunnels
Wask
Gahine
San Augustine
San Jacinto
Sn Patriely
Scurry
Shackelford
Shelby J. Sherman
Taylor
Mie
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Lupanuy Oy Mvatde
Vanannie
Vietokin
Walker RL Washingteny
Wheejer
Wichita ‘S
Iiargoy
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Wichcan
Whio
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Texas Company 10 Plans 4 Million Stock Disbursement
The Texas Company 10 votes to spend 4 million dollars for development including buying Janda and other assets. Stockholders met in Houston last Saturday as capital stock increased from 39 million to 37 million. About 16 million paid at par to stockholders and 3.9 million offered to employees. Representatives say funds support quarterly plans and future growth in Corpus Christ and nearby areas amid numerous Texas firm investments.
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Texas of Company
Texas
Janda
Tate
Tora Attics
Vexas Company
Wan Weld
Henston
Mins Bean
Tns Company
Hox Antonia Rap
Texas Company
Fme
Texed
San Antinto
Corpus Christ
Taylor
Move to Extend Trade Faces Strong Interest Nationally
Washington reports rising interest to extend U S commerce with South and Central America. Treasury release notes lack of regular American steamship service and scarce banking support, except for Venezuela and Colombia. Officials warn without action the United States cannot become a sending nation and risks losing influence.
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South
Central America
Eifent Il San Antonis Iu
Washington
Germany
Ngtend
Atal
Central
South America
Land Deal In Texas Echoes Town Growth
The 32 500 dollar land transaction involves George Mobting Sella selling a 1160 acre farm near Alice to George Clexe Tay. The deal, finalized by a county clerk, centers on a San Antonio man’s restoration and plans for extensive improvements, with a contrasting valuation of 22 900 dollars noted.
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George Mobting
Alice
George Clexe
Tay
Thratay
Georges Roblins
San Antonio
Groree ‘Clerm
Texa
Aligelt
Tye
Nurece County
Allee
Clete
New Theater on Soledad Nears Opening in San Antonio
A one story fireproof theater building rises on the Soledad riverfront in San Antonio with seating for nearly 2000, a roof garden, and a daytime vaudeville and movie program planned to begin by mid July. The project, led by WJ Lytle, promises a riverfront view, a soda fountain, light lunches, and evening shows starting at 7 pm, using day and night curtain technology to allow night pictures in summer.
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Soledad
San Antonio
Soloend
Buwle
Crockett
Saud Sind
St. Touts
Bmitn
N Jul
Sy WJ. Lytle
Carefal Ont High
Einsd Enduro
Ganeeet
Atfons
Polo Grounds
New York
New Bass Ali Park
Lytle
Suburban residence additions drive brisk sales in city
Real estate activity in suburbs features J. Kirkpatrick Company listings with multiple sales in San Fernando and nearby areas. Properties include three to five room cottages on Baltimere, Knob, and Delaware streets, two acres in Edgewood, and 30 feet on Thompson Place, with prices ranging from 2100 to 412.50.
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J. Kirkpatrick
J. &. Kirkpatrick Company
San Fernando
Mink Tessle Maney
G. Shaw
Knoh
J.B .‘Gunderman
Bi. Wilson
J. H. Knodell
Edgewood
Mary J. Bolh
Gud Rafehert
Ti Iane
Ban Pernande
flax grown in Texas touted as profitable crop
The article reports Texan farmers exploring flax as a profitable winter crop, with Tae Saq Antonio experiment farm confirming viability in South Texas. Secretary Strohm notes rising flax demand for linseed oil and paints, detailing yields of 22 to 15 bushels per acre, seed uses, and flax’s long history in industry.
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Wncerto
Milady Castlon
Texas
Tera
Tae Saq Antonio
Turak A
Bebrotary Strohm
Exchanxy
Strohm
Mr. Strohm
South
Northwest
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United States
Business Situation Shows Improvement Across Regions
Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports the San Antonio territory steady with strength and optimism. Real estate activity was quiet with no major deals, though several important transactions are pending. Nationwide, trade moves along slowly with some irregularity due to weather, politics, and tax effects, while industry gains, employment rises, and war orders boost production and rail traffic. Bank clearings reach $3.29 billion as activity ebbs and flows.
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Erritory
Bradstreet
Mercantile Agency
United States
Cameractax
Real Estate Deals and Deeds Across Counties 1915 1928
Parcel transfers and notes span multiple counties from 1915 to 1928. Deeds record lot and block changes in Berar, Lasalle, Bexar, Comal and other counties, with prices from 5 to 1059 dollars. Listings include widening roads, street plats near Pecos Morales, and sheriff transfers. Names include Rita, Keck, Cosme, Francisca Jimestes, Rust, Kahn, Braun, Leavy, Weight Bros, Grube, Kiel, Cayer, and Burneth.
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Dezay
T. R. Keck
LaSalle
Rosa
A. H
Maud Rita
Berar
Keck
Liday
Cosme
Francisca Jimestes
Conex
Rogue Garcis
Dan B. Rust
J. Kahn
Kahn
Alois Braun
N. BI. Marshall
G. A. Leavy
Weight Bros
G. Z
Ferdinand Grube
H. 3. Lemand
Walter C. Kiel
LT Cayer
West Ens Ember Company
Bf Blucky
Kehn and Gray
C. Fo
H. B. Cook
Bexar County
Bessie Burneth
Haye County
J. M. Rivas
Lilitan
Holcom
Troutman County
Tieferd
Tiedwig Pily
Bromjonndt Street
Alamo Heights 10 Start a Civic Campaign
Property owners in Alamo Heights form a civic group to push for a fair adjustment of taxes for betterment of the district. John Htvin leads as president with Mrs Moura as vice president and a large volunteer committee handling sanitation, lighting, streets, water, and transportation matters.
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Alamo
Alamo Heights
J. L. Stroam
Mre. Moore
Ciif
BR. Cumbi
Harey Miller
B. M. Highe
Goppini
George H King
A. J. Jones
Hwy
Houser
FW. Moore
Burton
W. Hiine
Blake Aberanaer
Paris
Ben B. Kelly
Lane
N.S. Hunsilon
Ligen
F. Bi. Coleman
Ifre
Finnerty
A.johnson
Meeger
Emi Gnaigbaix
Henry Miller
Ales Seffarane
W. Kemmerer
Viterd
Mia
Hotel
Harding
Tam
Reaty
IR Egon
Norway Maple Described as Ornamental and Hardy
The article explains the Norway maple as a popular ornamental tree known for its broad, larger leaves, lower head, and compact, spreading form. It contrasts it with the sugar maple, noting the Norway does not yield sap for sugar and grows faster, making it suitable for street planting and lawn borders.
Strawberries Bring High Prices in San Antonio Market
San Antonio farmers report a bumper berry season with over 0,000 crates sold locally and estimates of about 50,000 dollars in value. Shippers note prices around 2.23 for a twenty four quart crate with strong demand from housewives and pantry stocks. Fresh vegetables also flowing from suburban farms as a mild spring boosts market activity across the region.
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Carrizo
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Mme
F. G. Jones
G.L. Turt Commission
Apania
Lesmen
Crete
New Glass System Aims to Stop Skylight Drops
A Pennsylvania wire glass firm unveils a new skylight protection design with an underframe and light-weight webs in channels. The invention creates capillary action that keeps glass drops from swinging below the sky plane, reducing under-sill damage in factories and mills. The device supposedly maintains the downward flow of moisture to prevent drips from causing harm.
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Mane of
Inste
Cote Ton
Gieper
Chocelate
Sven Hen
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