Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-09-11
REAL ESTATE CONGRESS.
G. A. EDWARDS VlCE-PRESlDENT
FOR THE STATE OF TEXAS
uroes All Real Estate Mon 10 Attend at Bull
Advantages That NSay 30 Taken Of
The Congress Benefits 10 Accrue.


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The leading real estate men of Texas
will next week receive the following
important circular letter from Col.
Charles A. Edwards, vice-president of
the National Real Estate association
that meets in Buffalo, October 1, 5
and 6;
Dear sir:-The National Real Estate
association, which was organized at
Nashville, Tenn, last February, will
have its second congress in Buffalo, N.
Y, October 4, and next, and | re-
spectfully but earnestly urge you to at
tend that meeting and become a mem
Der Of the association.
have been appointed Vice-President
for Texas upon the resignation of Mr..
O. W. Crawford, and the duty devolves
upon me OF awakening an interest in
this meeting and in the association
Itself, among Texas real estate men,
and secure the attendance of as many of
them as possible.
feel assured that you viii be per-
sOnully benefited by membership in
this association and by attending the
congress in Buffalo in October. You
will gain an acquaintance with the best
real estate men in every part of the
United States. There viii be several
thousand of them there and you will
provide yourself with the methods of
business used by the most successful
real estate men in every section OF all
our states,
AT the same time we embrace a most
favorable opportunity Of placing the
advantages OF Texas by personal con-
tact before the very men who can do us
the most good, whose clients are num-
bered by thousands and who are con-
stantly in search of Investments. 1t is
quite unnecessary for me to say to you
that Just now Texas needs the united
efforts of every enterprising man to dis
pei the unfavOrabe impressions made
upon investors by recent iniudicious and
hurtful legislation. The real estate
men have always spent more money and
more time than any other ass Of her
citizens to induce immigration, build
up our waste places and advance this
state industrially and cOmmerciallyaud
| confidently look to them in this in
stance for continuance of that patri-
otic duty.
am sure that after ascertaining the
objects of this association as set forth
in the inclosed circular from Buffalo,
that you will heartily approve them
and lend your assistance in furthering
| them.
The secretary, Mr. NJ. M, Kline of
Nashville, Tennessee, and myself are
now at work on cheap rate to Buffalo,
and feel assured of success. | would
feel absolutely confident however, of a
very low rate for the round trip, if
could secure the attendance of not less
than one hundred of our enterprising
energetic real estate men which We
could organize into an excursion party
and meet at some central point in the
state and leave in a body.
l have already received the assurance
of several good men that they will go,
and | sincerely hope to receive the
same assurance from you.
You will be notified at the earliest
possible moment of the rate we secure
for the round trip. Let me hear from
you and that you will join in this work
for Texas, the result Of which will be
far reaching for good to our material
interests, and be felt almost immedi-
ately. Very truly,
CIIAS. A. EDWARDS,
Vice-President for Texas.