Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-01
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THE BROWNSVILLE Real Estat,
Board has invited some 800 members
Of Brownsville 70 civic feast a.
Hotel FL Jardin Monday night.
The talks will be on the subject Of
parks. civic improvements and such
matters.
Ray Mackey. san Antonio real es-
tate man, will be among the speak
ers.
There will be other speakers on
matters dealing with the growth and
development Of cities.
This will Re the first occasion OF
the kind that Brownsville has seen
IN mary years.
u indicates very fine interest
in the city's welfare.
A. WAYNE Wood. president Of the
Brownsville Real Estate Board, Will
preside.
THE HARLINCEN STAR. daily
newspaper. made IT, bow Sunday.
y is the newest arrival in the
publishing field ~ the Lower Rio
Crsnde Valley.
!, Howard Barrett. formerly Of Abil-
ttene, president Of the Star Publish
rig company, j. the publisher
Otto Ninke. who has been mem
hsr Of the staff % the semi-vee ~
star. is news editor.
The paper is member Of the
Associated Press, and "A the third
Newspaper in the Valley w carry
this news service. the others being
The Brownsville Herald and the
Edinburg Review.
The star y one of . chain w dairv
newspapers, the others being TIE San
angelo Standard and San Angelo
Tines the Abilene Reporter and
Abilene News, the Lubbock Ava
lsnche and Lubbock Journal the
sveetwater Reporter and the Corny,
Christi Times.
The FIRST ISSUE IN the Star N.
citafes the interest or the burin.s.
firms Of Hsrlingen in their d,iIv
newspaper.
lhe edition was well pafrorized.
including ~ il did thirty-tvo pages
~ nhNs and advertisement eigb.
pages Of comics and a twelve rars
tabloid size, magazine.
CITY INSPECTOR George NJ Hin
ser announces that Brownsville con-
t'rues its steady rate of building
rc;ivity.
September, ordinarily III dun
lnsrth. showed al even hIrher f,v-
urs thsn August September going |,
isove sisoooo 81 permits. the figure
irsiading e...s de fifteen moderate
p. =. ca,.n's and number NJ bus
mess buildings. al-o Az apartment
building or twu.
other structures just outside the
,ity limits are not inciudrd r the
irures.
DR.. FLORENCE oLNSTFD ~ Ko.
ONO, Ind, recently visited her
rother n Brownsville. Dr. Lawrence
)lmstsd.
o. her return to her home she
Toke glowinglv of Brownsville and
he Valley generally 70 p reporter.
~ the kokomo paper, which quotes
~ az follows:
Dr. Olmsted is enthusiastic over
Ter trip and the Beauties Of tho
Lever Rio Grande Neliev IA which
Brownsville is the largest cftv
The most irterg sting sight VI
re was the citrus orchards stretch
"a for miles and miles In every di- !
Ysrtion. This ir the spring season
in the Valley and vegetables 4rs rov.
tong raised On THE rirh farms for
tn Thanksgiving and Christr.s-
markets up north. So plentiful ANA
20 fine are The vegetable raised \,
the Rio Grandc VALLEY. tr7i " b,.
been called the Market Basket w ,
the world.
at has been nid That nature
gifts h The Valley Ivy NV tbi--.
mans hands and brains have t.e, ,
able 70 bring e, hrvo made " ~. :
district paradise On earth. and Il, q
u seemed m lr az ue looked r,.- !
III.
The climate of Brownsville ~.
Olmsted says. IS fire. the temrsrs-
ture even and never e&tro-r.. t,, M
due ~ the breeze from tHa r.rr
Even the small villages .r t-s y.t I
ley have fine building. ---. Eli
them pointing with pride 10 --bo,l
that cost d million s...-.
spanish architecture t NJ
almost exclusively"
SUNSHINE Saturla..
sunshine SUNDAY.
Sunshine Monday
Sunshine that. W continue .,r
tive Valley farmers an orrorts-i,y
Q get their fall paintings rto tbo
.round.
And that will give prod.r .r
.eady planted an opportur.t- y,
'roceed on to maturity.
From seven 60 ten inches rr r,i,
eli al over the Valley durir- Ssn-
emhsr, excellent moisture lair-
lad IN what is known ne As, 49,.