Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-11-01


suppression OF the grass commissioners
reports has produced popular Nsp'eloh
moro damaging BY far than their publlca'
tlon could possibly have been The lana
board sbould be afraid OF nothing -and
have nothing to conceal
MANUFACTURING ENTERPRISES
That no city ever yet attained the inil
measure Of prosperity without a'c AID oil
manufacturing enterprises IL sell'eVl-
dent proposition, Feycrish growth there
Inns been here and there, but tlr truth ~,
manufacturing enterprises are absolutely |
essential to permanent growth and the
fun measure OF prosperity Mmulactur'
Ing enterprises keep money ut nome ana
draw money from abroad A people VINO
send abroad for all they consume are
hcwers OF wood aud drawers OF water
for more thrifty communities On u
broad scale, the truth OF this II seen In
the past, and even present relative con
dltion OF the North and the Sonlh-thc
| South In poor, It's annual thbutc mas
made the manufacturing NORTH riehi IN
the South the truth of the proposition Is
seen In the relative condition OF the
states that have inauguratcd nnd those
that have not iuaugurated manufacturing
Enterprises the truth OF II Is seen In the
growth of Southern cities dependent
solely on the business created by hahd'
| ling farm products and OF Northern
cities, with small commercial Importance
outside of that derived from mannlnctnr-
Ing enterprises, and the truth OF 1t no
man can deny When Fort Worth rccog-
nllcs the truth Of the proposition, and
acts upon II systematically aud energetic
ally, this city will lay the foundation for
permanent growth aud steadily incrcas-
INK prosperity such as 1t never had
and cannot exp ct to have through any
other means. No matter what our adj
yanccmcnt from other causes, there viii
still he felt the need OF manufacturing
interests to eunblo us to grasp all that
! lies within our rench,
The refrigerator enterprise in this city
is one whose benefits could not be com
putcd were II once fairly nauguratcd,
The money of other sections and other
! lands would he drawn here by the tens OF
thousands of dollars monthly ana dis
tributcd to mborors farmers and stock.
men, In the wake ot the refrigerator
would follow closely other manuiactur-
! ing enterprises, deriving their raw matte
rial from the refrigerator, and these IN
| turn would draw to Fort Worth for cN-
pcndlturc and distribution the money of
other communication this Is the plain,
/ simple explanation of the value of manu-
/ featuring enterprises; they throw TO
manufacturing districts the wealth of
others; and those who manufacture
nothing are drained by those who do
Fort Worth should not only place on
sound basis It's rcirigcmIiug business
but 1t can build up manufacturing enter
prlscs in other ways, 1t Is rarely the cas-,
that such enterprises are started out II
grand proportions; they are built up b,
degrees from small beginnings For
Worth has to-day In ITS midst cmbryotl,
manufactures that deserve the encourage
ment of the public, to the end that the,
may become strong and potent factors II
u steady growth and permanent prospcrl
~ of this city, The people OF Fort WORT
owe II TO themselves to patronze hom,
industry whenever they can do so, Tn,
man who pays ont money IN Fort WORT
Tor labor is u publlo hcncinotor aud con
tributes 60 the general welfare, aud h,
should be encouraged and aided by ever
man MS matter OF pure business Mel
who send orders 10 other cities for cloth
ing, for shoos, or for anything that car
be made and Is being made In Fort wort
j hears himself proportionatc part OF Tn
loss he thus lnnlotS on the entire CON
mmly, There are IN Fort Wort
several struggling enterprises that coul
he huiltup into prctcntious manufactures
: by home encouragement aud aid and IN
3 people OF this city owe II TO thcmselYc
, not only 60 extend this help, but also {
a patronl1o every man who Is trying to kce
, Fort Worth money at homo and To dra,
the money OF others to Fort Worth d
b making something for people to buy
, ratroniao homo Institutions aud home /,
/ dustry.