Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-11-25
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THE HERALD Is called upon al
most daily for information on q
VICE variety Of matters having 20
40 with the growth and development
OF the Lower Rio Grande Valley.
The Herald Is always glad to COM
ply with such requests.
IL IL in peculiar position 70 rem
der much assistance along this line
70 prospective investors and 20 in
dustries and other types OF invest
Nment.
I The flies Of The Herald are a
Ncomplete record Of information on
Hthe Valley.
But it is not that alone which en-
abies The Herald TO supply informa-
~ tion.
\ The Herald has among the mem
hers Of its staff men who have made
W. long and deep study Of the po-
4 tentialities OF the Valley, its re-
sources and It's capabilities.
IL has cost The Herald many
thousands Of dollars to retain and
Ana;ntain their services.
But their knowledge Is supplied
ithout cost TO those who may be
Interested.
That's a type Of service that no
nAwspaper. in or out Of the Valley,
s ever been able to supply.
And it's free to all inquirers, or
nhy be had at the rate Of IS cents
n lmonth-
la LETTER To THE Herald from
Rl Il. Cassidy, commander, United
Sslates Navy, assistant commandant
III the Eighth Naval District, New
nfieans: !.
III am writing, on behalf OF the
NJvy, to thank you for your splendid
efforts and cooperation in making
Navy Day a success this year.
1It Is the public spirited and
rskriotic example that is set by
I.,iding citizens, such as you, that
wih add TO the Importance Of Navy
n.Iy each year, and that will assist
Il the education Of our people in
~ importance and the needs Of the
NJvy."
KENNETH ROBERTS Is a staff
wkiter for the Saturday Evening
pbst.
lSince the immigration act was
.Aopted, Roberts has been writing a
.kries Of articles on immigration and
chota matters.
Now Roberts "a studying the Mexi-
I'm border with a view 10 writing
- me articles on Mexican immigra-
tion
p,lberts as stating that he proposes
=. kvisit all sections of the border. all
- way 70 California. Roberts in
e~~Fnation will not be entirely cor
- unless he visits the extreme
-. tern border (the Valley) because
!. IL on this section Of the border
ss.t most Information is to be had.
Wskh the exception Of the city of
\, lpaso, II il the most populous sec
"a Of the border.
domebody hop OH a train, 20 TO
Antonio. and urge Roberts 70
sure TO visit the Valley.
wHE VALLEY Mid-winter fair had
lauspicious opening on Thursday.
rshe weather was splendid for the
hit. Still Is.
There was a general holiday over
he valley turkeys suffered.
fter the meal the motorists Of
a. Valley all, apparently, took 20
he ...,... - 49,.
b - =. .hs f.;s s-ro,,-d.
four - 49,. ..r, - - arv-
~. go r,.r,,-
thirs S '@sa A.. !. =. -. Co. *.
thins ss~s. ss. N.....t ara th;rc
ente .a', -art;r,,l.r thrss-Sear oIs wns
Our d;..rnoirted That the merry
sore,sn nnd ras temrorarilv out Of
go-r .s..ior ~ VIII I'd back for
cpmtr;.dl r;da
Ms there are any hamburger men
" sn~ ~. fa;les IA notice II.
miss 49, hot dcv fellows. And The
-, ard ics cream novelty fell
pope
lows .h.ro,s q chance "a win a ham
rrs ever does. unless there's n
NO
erovr;ouslv thouvh. the fair Is worth
Eng. No one should miss IL Com
mun"s s''sesss ss...-;.1 ..,....,,t';ia -.s