Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-01-26
CLAIM FACTS ON NICARAGUA WITHHELD
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ALLEY

hUGO SWAN went over big" at
tne high school auditorium last
night.
Folks interested III an fields Of
salesmanship were there.
And they went away pleased with
what they heard. determined to re-
turn tonight and bring their friends.
Charles Burton. who manages the
Model Laundry. was 40 pleased that
ne asked Mr.. Swan 10 address the
Model Laundry employees this morn
ing.
Ford dealers Of the Valley will
nave dinner at Harlingen Satur-
day night. at which sir. Swan viii
be the speaker Of the occasion.
1T WIS the biggest free enter
tainfnent Of the year." was the
verdict.
San Benito, Harlingcn and other
towns in the Valley will have an
opportunity 10 hear Mr. Swan. They
shouldn't miss that opportunity.
COUNTY JUDGE Oscar &. Dancy,
who is something Of bond sales
man himself. was among the inter
ested listeners az the Swan talk
last night.
Tonight Judge Dancy is going 10
sell the $4,000. 900 road bond Issue to
voters in the Rio IIondo section.
I'm going 90 use Swan methods. y
declared the county judge.
TWENTY-FIVE building jobs arc
ION tap" in Brownsville. To be con-
tracted during the next few months.
All Of them run 20 $4,000 and
over.
Means great deal of saw and
hammer noise in Brownsville for
the early spring and summer.
Those who have failed to modern
ize their old properties should take
heed.
New buildings may cause shift
in the principal business district.
Up at Harlinrcn. too. there's a
world OF this same sort of activity.
Differing from Brownsville. lIar-
lingen doesn't have 4 Tot of ancient
structures d revamp. Everything
that goes un. rises On hitherto un-
occupied prcpcrts.
Six years AFRO there wasn't n great
deal Of HarIingcn.
Now there's lots Of il.
THE LOWER RIO Grandc Valley
senjoys reading those news stories
from other parts Of Texas recount
ing the discomforts resulting from
ice and snow.
Not that the Lower Valley Wishes
those people To be uncomfortable.
Rather that friends there may be
Informed that there is no need of
heir remaining where il is cold and
lisagreeable when the Lower Rio
ssrande Valleys halmy gulf brecaes
oeekon.
JUST A FEW years ago = news
naperman who attend Cameron
county wide meeting knew every
body "a the meeting.
Usually, Il was always tho same
crowd. whatever the meeting.
Different now.
He has a. ask the name ~ every
HfAn WHo ttNtN ~ N"2 htN NAe. A'A NNN
man Il stranger. usually new
comer; that Is. he has come IN the
last two or three years.
In the old days the average Cam
eron~ county jury contained figures
hat we're familiar. TAe opposing
laUvers knew almost what ench
Juror would do under any given set
Of circumstances.
Different now.
The lawyers don't know their ju-
r;es any longer. That's why 50 many
"a them are busy studying np on
physiognomy.
rpfNBURC WILL have daily
newspaper soon
The Edinhurg Review. which is
Marshall McIlhcnny's newspaper. y
rlanninw 70 enter the daily field
rhont the middle 81 February.
The Reviews plant rs probably
.he hest equipped IN the Lower RIO
r~ande Valley. and Edinhurg viii no
ae,,h, he given q good ncwsnapar
This will give Hidalgo county
.A~ae daily newspapers. other towns
aas,ny them including weslaec and
u<Allen. The Weslaco News Is
snhahlv the only five dav daily
~s,arer in the country. IL pub
49, every day except Saturday