The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-02-28
TEXAS COULD LIVE
WITHIN WALLS

" q NlNuMlf the raw material AMI IU.
pond uu The cost fui lta uanufaetur, %
Mr goofe, put in Mnnuisrtnri.aI
are bound 20 Hpflnr up an over Tosnel
There ia nu fpannn why ~. ehould
send Our products 30 Na.anehuneffN aa
far from the centef of Foundation
We are to hr manufactured n laI
much better plan 10 finisn our own
ulUducta AnU ship them dlrsct a. Incl
couHnminr public"
There are thOuaanda af mtns I'LL
Texas without il fhlchou. thouannts
without haG. as many without "a nUt
COW ANA countless fafmDfa a1ow moth.
iuN nut cotton M. Walters stated
'fhu atpraUo farmer Thinks ihs onit
ihiuH fa uu iH o. rniae cotton. ship
uoueh feed Co. hla animnla. and Wlit
Until ID BE- Time TO umut mo nnsf
crun TLa H ihp pvfunn idaa sntlrDIt
and Us detrimental 10 tht Inherent III
developing Dk,ft resource ~ ths atafr u
Nut so MANY foars He1 po believed
frui wouIG MOT groW n Tosan" Mr
GcDrso Raird We have found since.
lhIi fnp most fertile around lu iNt
country fUf ihIa Nuruoao la within tho
bounds of our own territory have
noticed tsHefHiits GROWING rnoeaaa
e fuilf near Corpus Christi and am cor.
+ fsln fnrf can hr produced 0n "a larger
scale E4ch rrmtr should rliss
F hia own feed. have hia own milk COWS
nerHaaIfira 90 Ifc Too many farmers
7 have tho opinion that uuthlrr ban cot.
I ton produces dividend EafH are
nmunr the foremost form products
win reference tU profit The farmer
uiuHf learn io depend Un hlmFrf for
existence and not me money be- cnu
borrow on hia nest CROP lt ~ a crinc'
thst me forile ground iu this part
Of TcNaH should be- shorn IL $40 much
u its foremost glory"
M. George Wtn cnfhuaiHHtir over
sile soil boz ths section Of the atnte and
I The cltf DO b. here fof his filpt visit
and rnmpllmoutrd various feature.
which Appealed Go hin particularly fie
said hp had NOT realized he uuHlitt
uf tho land Boo ths pant NJ Texas has
IuE thought % dry huf fpHnc Instead
rich black soil Np win spend the
week Inspecting tine country around
Corpus christi aud nearby towrn. WITH
Mr Walters he discussed the principal
problems confronting various Texas
interests and predicted better hI incps
conditions soon. even declaring im-
urntemont already was apparent
ia vua NOT good business ~ -.
nrricursd ln fhc wears follow Ing the
wan" Mr George declared zoo was \
Mltnr ORGY. The people we've thrift.
less made good money bat spent % all
While was wearing 50 shirts mfr
WORKING In the on fields aud Other
hirh payinr Jobs wore SIS silk shirts
Frf ia time rvo.rvbodv Hnsuf everytiynf
and then the peoulc tlrod % the orgy
'rhov decided GO auif huvlng and ths
decision vas unanimous. The result
wuA almost cessation of business
HDwprrr the nooplo nrs tirlua Of moi
buvinr ana are h~rinuinx 90 20 "a Oh,
rtpre- arain business is picklrg 20
ana with the spflnu will hg good asa bob
There LIZ plenty Of money in Texas If b.
not hard up'
sal George expressed the belief tina
there would be- = cu boz cotton acrear'
THIS year IA FIRST I doubted &C., h'
raid Hbut now I really believe 10 vii
h. a fnrf Thcy arr going To- st thel
acreage in north Texas and in Okla
homa and other nearby country "a
md know what action viii ho takci
here Cotton grown in This aoctioi
tof the state natures much cartier thai
others In the country and the farmer
here Invariably nuf the advantage %
fho onriv market Good cotton prico
here mst veut saved Corpus Christ
from the worst ~ tho hard iincs"
Regarding ne Iohnrnn imfnir'otio'
ban both All George ana Az Walter
were confident ln tho OUTCOME the
pointed ont that The Mexican was M
only meHna ~ labor iu Texas and Cvel
boz country adjacent. our negro he'll
migrated uprih in 1918 when NJ Na
u.ed ,u sfat quantities n tsIirul0
wurk in pruum fun1f A srurc
said "lf ltO ua dcVuld uf lahul VIII
he exception OF Mrxirsns and wr har
come in look Go them fur ihe success
ct uur farming believe BE- Was
fellow manned Boa WHO said thc Next
cams were NOT treated properly tlN
mistaken entirely Thcy receive ih
hcaf ~ treatment Az MAY Dee thoi
living conditions are not 81 the hef
lu inlt D. their fault rhrf are plh
Neu Hnd III Ihw live poor if rs nc
cause ihop afc u.rd to nothing rls
and arp unable to SCI away from inri
~ h4hits
All Nalfetn and Nj George lErrc
the mernod agricultural organization
f.tr,.f, have received the Irunt ~ hul