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Newspaper
Scarsdale Inquirer
Location
Scarsdale, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1912
Page
4
The Real Estate Record argues for cooperation among New York suburban developers to distill legitimate firms from those that buy farms and sell small plots at high prices. It notes two hostile business models and urges organizing a protective alliance to improve public confidence and stabilize investments.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls a former Atlantic Monthly editor at Decas's round table. The description notes his briar pipe, painter's pencil, tweed attire, and quiet sobriety as he spoke with graphic curves and vivid details.
City officials discuss reserving park space for agricultural education while speakers decry blighted districts and poor urban health. Rev Dr Hillis cites child mortality in New York and calls for healthier city design. J R Coolidge urges tree planting and public improvements to redeem blighted areas.
A garbled fragment suggests debate over how a city can grow without reliance on a few businesses. It implies the need for standalone economic support and broader development beyond existing firms. The text hints at appreciation for broader growth and restructuring.
A committee was appointed to confer with the county on sending boys convicted of minor offences to the George Junior Republic. The next regular meeting is set for July 8 due to Independence Day observances.
Professors from the University of Missouri form Westmount near Columbus to demonstrate cooperative community building. Deeds require setbacks of 15 feet street, 6 feet from rear, and 2 story homes costing at least 2000 dollars. Changes need six sevenths of block approval, binding as statutes.
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