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The Southern Architect 3, no. 10 (August 1892)
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SUBSCRIPTION BLANK. THE SOUTHERN ARCHITECT, An Illustrated Monthly Journal, Devoted to the Interests of Architects, Builders and the Hardware Trade. Atlanta, Georgia.
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Southern Chapter Magnum Opus 1892 AIA
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The Concrete Age 33, no. 1 (October 1920)
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The CONCRETE AGE REPRESENTING THE INTRESTS OF MODERN PERMANENT CONSTRUCTION Entered as second-class matter October 10, 1919 at the Post-office at Dalton, Ga., under the A2 of Congress of March 3, 1879. VOL. XXXIII. MONTHLY DALTON and Atlanta, OCTOBER, 1920. $1.00 Per Year. No. 1
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Southern Architect and Building News 30, no. 2 (December 1912)
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Southern Architect and Building News WITH WHICH IS CONSOLIDATED “SOUTHERN BUILDING RECORD” VOL. XXX. ATLANTA, GA., DECEMBER, 1912. NO. 2 Enthusiastic Meet of Texas Architects SELECTING Dallas as the place for holding next year’s associational meeting, the Texas State Architects adjourned a most enjoyable session at Houston November If, with a banquet at the Brazos Hotel. The following officers were elected to serve the ensuing year: M. R. Sanguinet, president; E. Stanley Fields, Fort Worth, secretary; Ollie J. Lorehn, first vice-president, Houston; Carl Von Suter, second vice-president, San Antonio; M. R. Barnes, third vice-president, Houston; C. G. Riencaster, fifth vice-president, Marshall. There were in attendance upon this, the fifth annual convention, more than seventy architects from various parts of the state spreading the doctrine of “The City Beautiful,” and preaching the gospel of civic improvement, for it was from Houston that committees from each city with a state chairman was appointed to see that the plan of the beautification of the Texas cities was carried out and in this they voted to affiliate with the national association, The American Institute of Architects. The architects have planned a great work, and they have chosen Harre M. Bernet of Dallas to work the great plan. The appointment of Mr. Bernet as state chairman of the civic improvement committee met with unanimous approval at the convention. The city beautiful committee of the association is composed of the following members: Harre M. Bernet, Dallas; Atlee B. Ayres, San Antonio; H. L. Green, Houston; B. G. Leake, Fort Worth; F. E. Plate bv Bucher Eng. Co.. Columbus, O. San Antonio River, San Antonio, Tex., Showing Beauty of Terraced Banks and Flower Beds.