San Antonio Gears Up for Mexican Trade Revival
San Antonio eyes a new Mexican trade boom as peace nears and Mexican markets reopen. Merchants report orders for shoes hats clothing blankets and uniforms. banks widen ties with Mexico, railroads improve, and wholesale houses expect their largest Mexican business in years.
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San Antonio
Mexico
Carranta
Republic
México
San Antony
Proapeat
Fee
Han Shiono Roerchyo
Antonio Tehlemde
Antonia
Aluro
United States
San Antoduio
Dave
Port Sam Houston
Ban Antonio
Afexica
Mexico City
Monterey
Tamptro
San Luis Potost
Victoria
Brexiod
Texas
San Abtonlo
Perce
Biexico
Conditius
Harness Makers to Meet in San Antonio
Harness makers from across the state report improving business conditions ahead of the next annual gathering in San Antonio. Organizer Mr Varga notes the Dallas convention endorsed home industry and welcomes three days of events with emphasis on a stronger tax base and new machinery for automobile tops tires and related goods.
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Vexae
Varga
Dallas
Harness and Saddie Manufacturers Association
Vereo
Despera
Haynes
Recretney OC
Seth
Yara
Beg Ene Harness-Makera
Varga Batorday
State lands measured as Robison tours Texas fields
State Land Commissioner Robison returned to Austin after surveying 200000 acres of school lands in the Panhandle and southern Texas. He notes rocky tracts and fertile lands largely taken, with grain crops booming in the Panhandle and livestock values rising due to more cattle sheep and goats.
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Robison
Austin
Texas School Fund
Texas Panhandle
Panhandle
Himn Val
Verde
Bdwards
Sutton
Kinney
Uvalde
Oblson
Angora Xual
Factory Men Map Trade Expansion Plans in San Antonio
San Antonio manufacturers discuss expanding exports as the U S Department of Commerce reframes foreign trade. The federal trade commission has mailed surveys to over 20 000 industry members to gauge support for export initiatives and foreign markets. Reports indicate interest from Central and South America, Europe, and Asia, with agents establishing offices and promoting American goods amid wartime trade shifts.
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Pretorien
San Antonio
United States Department of Commerce
Federal Trade Commission
Tendo Commission
C.C. Teal
Cloak
America
Republic
Lees
Tomo Ecore
Ahzeady
Washington
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Con
Merco
Luteayanya
Tirnsa
Nermal Branen
Wursud Furniah
Bareau
Clare
United States
Puree
Central America
South America
Slaterate
Comenbeton Merchant Life
Australia
Rusatr
Italy
AY ‘Ewntina
Spain
India
China
Canada
Japan
Nouth Africa
Bulgaria
New Araland
Binai
Russia
Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce
Jasl Susnter
Record Walrus Catch Shatters Season Total Near Seattle
Captain O A Ranevik reports the steamer Corwin returned from a five month Arctic cruise with a record walrus catch of 1 853 in a single season. Based from Nome Alaska the ship conducted two trips producing 11 walruses killed on the second voyage and yielding 100 tong of ivory 4 090 pounds of oil and 16 barrels of oil on combined totals.
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Seattle
O. A. Ranevik
Corwin
Arctic
Nome
Alaska
Tin
Dlachar
Hitlo
Freiehter
Letosche
Texas Farmers Urged to Grow Clover to Enrich Soil
A Texas agricultural bulletin promotes bur clover as a cheap, long lasting soil enhancer and cover crop. It details sowing methods, inoculation, and soil transfer techniques, plus crop rotations with cotton and corn to maintain stands and reduce erosion.
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Texas
Sam
Bexar Farmers Seek Advanced Agriculture Lessons
A. C. Parker reports nearly 000 Bexar county farmers requested enrollment in the Texas Industrial Congress training in advanced farming methods. He cites growing local support among San Antonio business groups and notes a luncheon at the St Anthony Hotel to promote the outreach.
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Bexar County
Texas Industrial Congress
Toy
A. C. Parker
Cela
San Antonio
Ben Antonio
Parker
Texas Ind
An Antonio
T. Pryor
St. Anthony
Alan
Banantonio Chamber of Commerce
Heal Estate Exchange
Realty Exchange
Imperial Valley Opened to Settlers After Long dispute
Washington reports the Interior Department resolved land ownership confusion in California’s Imperial Valley. Only about 1808.21 acres remain free from claims and open to settlement, after decades of surveys and conflicting private patents. The 1902 survey clarified public versus private lands and the department removed 49,401.96 acres from the restricted area, creating room for new homesteaders.
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Washington, D.C
Department of the Interior
Imperial Valley
California
Peranna
United States
Ient
Crest Valley
Congress
Lann
Safe farming urged for southern households in circular
A United States Department of Agriculture circular advocates safe living on farms to shield farmers from cotton price swings. It urges each family to plant a year round garden and sugar cane, grow corn and oats, harvest hay, raise poultry and cattle, and only then produce cotton for market amid warnings against gambling on cotton.
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Seatre Sol
Duretover
South
Division of Publications
Washington, D.C
Cor Farmers’ Bulletin
Tisa—Mere
Booth
United Sates Department of Agriculturales
Bes
Jean
Rocklog
Mystery Farm Mystery Money Found Near Les Targe Home
Frank Oakes, appointed conservator for Desfarga by her daughter Runeford, uncovered a $10,000 stash in gold, cans, and boxes at the silent farm home of Mrs. Jean Les Targe. The fenced tract and a crumbling shack draw renewed intrigue during the Weslarge funeral as non-family visitors remain unnamed.
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Jean Les Targe
Frank Oakes
Mra Desfarga
Edward
Runeford
Bransville
Ind
Oakes
Peshires
Tom Weslarge
Quyetery Farm
Real estate boom forecast for San Antonio area
Real estate men discuss a Wooster movement to spark a buying wave as war effects fade in Europe. San Antonio and Texas offer inviting investment opportunities with low interest rates and strong bank activity, while the realty fraternity plans ads to urge buyers and dislodge pent-up demand amid rising trade and payroll dynamics.
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San Antonio
Europe
United States
Texas
Sun
Gavatiadte
Havks
Cays Bradatreat
Mercantila
M Waskly
Isuglens
Moore
Pla
Real Estate Deals Across Counties and Years
A stream of 1915 to 1946 deed transfers records multiple buyers and sellers. Albert and Ernest Stoves, ida M Cunningham, D C Nelson and others convey lots and blocks in Wichita county, Bexar county, and city blocks, with cash payments and notes totaling thousands, detailing deed numbers, block names, street names like Clock 3 and Barb horough Place, and terms including cash, notes, and assumed mortgages.
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Albert
Ernest Stoves
T. Ll
Blanche
Blackmith
Black An
Men City
Beacon Hill
Ida M. Cunningham
A. H. Calp
New City
Barb Horough Place
D. C
G J. Nelson
Dilve L. Patterson
Wichita County
William J. Reed
Bexar County
Elty
Empharer
H. C
Tanie Gillett
Casa Blancs Street
Giadys
Janine Leonata Winslow
Clant A. Newton
Newelty
John W
MR. Kelly
Erwin
Annie Heck
BR. T. Higginbotham
Trewin
Annie Herk
J. W. Kelley
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Republic’s
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Ben J, Varga
Department of Commerce
Laurel Heights
Clyde William
Bath
A. Fitaich
Westroodinyn Avenue
Laurel
Walla
United
Caroline
Alabama
Georgia
Missiesippi
Lowtylann
Seatiohy
Virginia
North Carolina
Plotida
Arkaneas
Oklahone
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