The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-06-07
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tai than some thlngs ehe is striving
iar.
take ID that the object OF th
ioostors club and, in fact, every in
aabitmt oil the city, is to have I,
greater and better CHRONOLOGICAL
as to number of inhabitants ano
l5mmerce and better morany ana
Ieusiously In fact, we want city
of one hundred thousand inhabitants
whose moral and religious integrity
add standing will be of the very high.
ost o der possible, and TO attain thes
GOOD things are worthy OF the ser.
ions consideration and strongest ct.
lott OF all They are also within ou
reach and possible OF achievement
When a contractor undertakes to
build @ good, durable house, the first
,blng Us TO put in a solid foundation.
constructed of first class material.
something that viii endure for years
So 1t should be in building a city.
Wr do not want a electromagnetic
that win vanish when the boom sun
ides but a permanent Increase with
omethmg behind it substantial and
lasting.
Yes sir pave all the principa!
Gets, secure the nterurban and in
crease the water supply largely, also
encourage The good roads movement.
Then what educate, educate, more
.ieht, more knowledge Ignorance is
lbe greatest enemy OF the race. be.
cause it is the mother OF hatred. en-.
yy malice and all the mean traits oi
cha acter that We so often see man.
Tested by men Yes. educate-edu.
cate in music, in art. ana educate in
duatrimly because industrial educa-
lion is the biggest question before the
people OF this country today. and g
should enlist the attention, encourage
mcnt and support OF every one who
/ is Interested in the welfare of the
race and the perpetuation OF ciyliza.
ton, for upon this rock Is buided our
hopes and aims of betterment
| Civilization begins and ends with
/ die pillow" Princes and lords may
flourish or may fade; breath can
make them as breath hath made bn;
a bold peasanuy' their country S
pride. when once destroyed, can ne,.
or be supplied"
our emole ancestors lived in deus
and caves and fought over roots aud
nuts. aud later on lived by the chase,
and, oil course had no permanent place
of abode, but followed the game from
plain to Wilderness, and SUN later
became shepherds and tended nocks
and herds aud lived in temporary
shacks and cabins. but had to move
often as the range became exhaust
ed But when they began to CULT.
vate the soil and harvest crops and
convert grains into food they bull,
permanent houses and settled for life
and bullded cities. roads and bridges
and made much progress and many
improvements.
This being strictly an agricultural
country and in rs much as we are
dependent ON the earth and the crops
she yields for our existence As a
highly enlightened, civilized and re,
ligious community, it seems to me
that we should give our first thought
and best efforts to this subject of in
dustrial education. Ii by the estab.
lishment of an industrial school. we
can educate the young people to IL
more intensive system and better
methods of farming and to more skin
aud knowledge in the industrial arts,
thereby enabling them to double the
yield of The staple crop Of this coun
Iuy, we VIII have done more for thu
uphurdiue of our city and county than
We can do in any other way. Now
let us forget the individual and look
at the school and consider what the
result might be should we establish
the Grubbs SelfHelp and Industrial
College here J. C DIAL.
T9vsrv detaU ia corafuIlv lo,l,ad Of