Panhandle land deal eyed for 20009 acres on market
Real estate man Glopton returns from Panhandle with Judge Marbach and Herman and Walter Clamens of New Braunfels announcing plans to purchase 20,009 acres to divide into farms for sale. They report government lands with good farming prospects and strong crop conditions across Bailey and Cochran counties, with land selling at about five dollars per acre. An unrelated ad for Foley's Kidney Cure warns of kidney trouble dangers.
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Glopton
Panhandle
John Marbach
Herman
Walter Clamens
New Braunfels
Falace
Mr. Clopton
Clapton
Bailey and
Cochran Counties
House of Paper Which Proves Warm in Winter Stands 10 Years
A New England trailer house built by George L. Abell near Ridge Hall in Walpole shows how a paper skinned frame can endure harsh winters. Abell, who saved wages to build it, lived in the home for a winter, finding it as warm as his city residence. The structure grew from a a simple four walls shed to a larger home with chicken yard gardens and added land, with total costs around $1500.
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House OF Paper
New England
George L. Abell
Waleley
Mr. Abell
Welly
Mass
Ridge
Waetlester College
Tastora
Abell
Abel
Welleelay
Irgér
Aboil
Market Summary Cotton Prices Steady in New Orleans
Markets report New Orleans cotton prices steady with a September October 4 December futures pattern. Mentioned figures include nearby ticks around 8.87 and 8.700 with varied daily closes, noting slight fluctuations and general stability across the futures curve.
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Yestern
New York
New Orleans
Galveston
Houston
Not Troubled With Intellect Success Magazine
A physiologist encounters a fast Irishman working bareheaded in the hot sun and warns that sun exposure harms the brain. The man questions the remark with a humorous reply, revealing local slang and the setting in a curious, garbled transcription.
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Success Magazine
Realty in This City Not High Says L. J. Hart
A garbled editorial note discusses realty in San Antonio, praising local progress and urging support for development and public service. It references L. J. Hart and optimistic outlooks for next year, with emphasis on civic growth and reconstruction. The excerpt ends with a quip from a humor piece about a woman with a black eye and a joke about worse outcomes.
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L. J. Hart
New Growth Big Factor in San Antonio Property Outlook
Wart reports from an extended northern tour noting Minneapolis and St Paul population sizes and strong real estate in those cities. He argues San Antonio’s new growth will lift local values, attracts investors, and could spur emigration to the region in coming months. He urges renewed advertising to draw investment nationwide.
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J. Wart
Cranparison
Texas
Minneapolis
St. Paul
St. Louis
Dutuque
Iowa
Minnesota
Alimeapolis
Westhern
San Antonio
Cthar Xocilong
Dauntry
Ely
San Antony
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Bexar County
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Benson Grand Opera
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Yay Eltz
United States
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Empire
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Heights
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Laurel Heights
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Frice
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South Front
Bibie Light Rooms
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Quarte
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Moore
GAN Antonio Realty
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