Texas State Realty group aims to boost ethics and licenses
The Texas State Realty association organ seeks to raise ethical standards and establish licenses for real estate men, plus a state immigration board and a five district structure. It plans a large Temple meeting July 10 11 with Dallas Fort Worth and San Antonio participation and a pullman tour exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall P. Street
Texas State Realty Association
Texas
Amarillo
Brownsville
State Board of Immigration
Colonization and Immigration
John Richie
San Antonio
Fort Worth
Sherman
Beaumont
Taylor
Laredo
Corpus
Beeville
Uvalde
Smithville
Denton
North Texas
Dallas
Temple
State Association
Texas State Realty Association builds trust in Texas land deals
Wycliffe A Hill reports Texas realty groups unite to raise broker standards and protect homeseekers. A Chicago investor praises the Texas State Realty Association's seal for honest ads and warns against misleading offers. The San Antonio exchange notes rapid growth and a plan to build roads and attract industry, foretelling strong city development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wycliffe A. Hill
Texas State Realty Association
Texas
Texas Land
Chicago
Ill
Wycliffe A.hill
Sec
Houston
Tex
Texas Realty Journal
Preme
San Antonio
Brownsville
San Antonians
San Antonio Aims to Match Los Angeles in Beauty and Growth
R H Wester expresses pleasure in supporting movements to elevate San Antonio's status. He notes the real estate exchange lawn and garden contest as a driver, and urges beautification and cultivation of new lands to attract settlers, strengthening the city’s cosmopolitan appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Wester
San Antonio
Los Angeles
Real Estate Exchange Emphasizes Workers and Unity
The writer lauds real estate workers as key city builders not by creating value but by attracting capital and directing attention. He champions advertising, urges strong organization, and urges the association to remain free of political entanglements to maximize collective impact.
San Antonio Real Estate Exchange Drives City Growth
The San Antonio Real Estate Exchange, formed October 1, 1910, has grown into a leading force in city development with 100 real estate firms and about 250 active members. It promotes cooperation, raises investor confidence, fights curbstone brokers, and supports progressive projects, city plans, and civic beautification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Nicholson
San Antonio
Exchange
Curbstone
Chicago
Los Angeles
Seattle
San Antonio Real Estate
Change in stance aims to gain public confidence
A speaker asserts that the majority leans conservative, expressing hope that the exchange will maintain prudent conduct and endorsements to earn public trust and become a recognized factor in city affairs.
Co operation as a driving force in urban growth
A speaker argues that cooperation surpasses individual effort and that brain power is amplified when minds unite. He cites Winnipeg Development & Industry Bureau as a model, noting its growth to 38 representatives from 18 business groups and 700 affiliated members paying 20 dollars annually, with delegations regularly appealing to city council.
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Convention City
Brownsville Road
H. C. King
United States
Winnipeg
Canada
Winnipeg Development & Ind Bureau
Board Trade
Banker's Association
Manturer’s Association
Real Estateschange
Builder's Exchange
Fect
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Ray M. Mackey
San Antonio Real Estate Exchange
South Texas of State Realty Association
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Promos State Realty Association
M. Stone
H. E. Dickinson
State Realty Association
Wycliff A. Hill
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Susie Wolff
C. M. Stone
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