(http://www.cityoftyler.org/Departments/HistoricPreservation/Incentives.aspx)
Although horsedrawn vehicles still predominate in 1922, there do seem to be at least two gasoline powered cars: at the lower right & on the left side of the J. H. Adams & Son hardware store. The Jester National Bank would have been just to the right of the hardware store. On the corner, Mayer and Schmidt has given way to a State Bank & Trust Co.
I. Liebreich is gone, being replaced by Jester Guaranty State Bank and a store with the name Connally on it.On the right, the Swan Furniture & Carpet store persists with its affirmation that "Your Credit is Good". But it will go as the others did. Forward to the 1930's