Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1913-11-19
WITH THE EDITORS

and the Donna Farmers Association
are carried out, there is no reason to
believe that they wi | no be. Donna
will not only have an exhibit at the
Brownsville Mid-Winter Fair to be
held in January III, but we will have
one of the best exhibits that will be
seen therc.-DOnna Dispatch.
RObstOwn needs one grand funeral,
and that is to bury ~factiOnalism and
then all work together for a greater
RobstOwn.-RObstOwn Reporter.
Right-entirely right Have the fun
era, as soon as the undertaken can get
things ready. Yet remember that IA fun
lrea without a corpse is a hollow mock
cry. When you 90 to bury get some rell-
able person with a gun to furnish the
corpse, and see that the corpse is there
before YOU let down the coffin.
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We bet that if old Juan Shi Kai were
president of Mexico he wouldn't leave
much room fod doubt as to what he was
going to do. He would go ahead and
do it. and afrter he had lone it it would
be a plenty.-GalvestOn News.
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It's a foolish idea. prevalent among
small farmers in the South that if a
man is taking one newspaper, he does
not need others. Still these same farm
ers would be greatly exercised if they
went home to dinner tomorrow ana
found nothing to eat but pie. or nothing
but sweet potatoes, or nothing put
wheat lakes. The body must have vari-
ctv i'm its food and so mist the mind
We again repeat that every farmer
should take 50 worth of papers a year
for each horse he works. and buy 50
rwOth of books Il year for each Ohrse
he works. If YOU spent less than SlO
per horse a year to provide lnteiiecfn-
al food for Yourself and your family,
YOU are no doing your duty by them.
Progressive Farmer.
The Sunday edition of the San An
tonic Express contains the three para
graphs Immediately following. They en-
able us to see our country as others see
it.
10 say that | was surprised at
wat | saw on my first visit to Tex
as is putting it mildly. thought
of Texas as a barren waste. ana
n%ine-tenths of the people of Callf0r-
MIA. believe the same thing. When
went back to California and told
people about Texas they would not
believe me. If the proper methods
of cultivation are used here this
state will surpass anything we
have in California Nv. I. Ne
thcrton, former City Attorney OF
Santa Cruz. Cal.
Some of the soil | have examined
in Southwest Texas is the finest
that | have eyer seen. The only OBJ
lection | find to it is the price. III
is too cheap. ! can say honestly
that Won have and out here selling
below $40 an acre that you can find
nowhere in Califoria for less than
800 an acre."-G. III. CmbSen \
CO.. of San Francisco, Cal, one OF
the largest real estate firms on the
Pacific Coast.
when | get back to California
I am going to tell by friends that II
they want to get in where the tide
is lust beginning TO rise. 20 axe
the next train and 90 down to san
Antonio We are coming back INTO
Ills country aud we are goiig 10
take "A hand in the Development "1
this country. / have seen no better
stretch Of country anywhere thah
t,lat | have seen during the past
week between San Ant mo ana
Spotford. Tex.'-Wendell EasJOn. q
leading realty operator throughout
California.
Don VenustianO CarranZa is very mphi
est-al' he asks of this nation j. that
it turn itself into a gun market f0f MS
special benefit forthwith and immcdi-
a1aly.
Samuel Splits, after sevr1 years OF
experimenting. has invented a wireless
eve which it is claimed SEES 0>cr 4
raGius of several miles through tine
darkest night and even penetrates fog.
Navy officials were Sc favOrably IN
pres <rd with his instrument, It is stat
ed, that they urged him to reserve if
exclusively for the use of the army and
navy. but he refuses to do so, saying