Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-02-26
I'm OUR
" VALLEY

ALPH G. GRAY. new editor of
Mission Times, in a personal
acquainted" message to readers
he Times, says he expected to
e down here to do some pioneer
stead of that, he finds a cosmo-
tan community, with splendid
'ois. churches, roads, natural gas,
tricity and all metropolitan con-
eaces.
|cidentally, he is the first "rew-
er" to voice the fact that he
been watching the monthly bus
y maps of the United States
fnber of Commerce, noted how
&ryingly the Valley appeared as
fight" spot on the business map.
At made his decision. He came
e Valley, studied it for a month,
a business connection-and
the Valley has another family
ur.
ERE'S ANOTHER newcomer for
Talley soon.
Charles Seydler of Park
Ill. Two newcomers, in fact,
r. Seydler does not propose to
at home.
and Mrs. Seydler have been
hg The Herald for some months.
recently they have been listen
n on station KWWG, the Val
broadcast station, in Browns
5. Seydler writes.
This via air mail. Woman's priv
the last word. Will collect
in the near future. Watch for
haired woman and husband.
fot KWWG last night and we
TX to your health and the pros
~ of Brownsville.
seldom.
Your editorials are great and we
pys enjoy in Our Valley
Heard the land company give its
'el.' Came in on loud speaker
good volue. Pardon, but think
announcer speaks too fast and
ii of which looks like another
pie of boosters for the Valley.
. j. WALLACE of Harlingen has
rother who lives in Clayton, Ill.
he Illinois Wallace caught sta
KWWG the other night, and in
ard to his brother says he felt
If he had paid a visit.
e says:
Last evening we heard some talk
from 8 to 10. We didn't hear
introduction and at the close
e other station cut him out, so
'd1drt get to know who or
re he was.
He certainly was praising the
ley, Brownsville and ducks,
pefruit, hunting, climate and ev-
hing. We felt almost as if we
visited you folks"
II. Wallace evidently heard A. ].
oil addressing some 200 visitors,
SITS of the Port Isabel company.
ONT ISABEL is really taking a
; leass on life.
citing to be many things to
ne about in the old coast viii
or example, there's the matter of
incorporate, or not to incorporate.
he petition to the county commits
to call an election 10 vote on
,rporation provides that the in
,orated town shall be known as
rt Isabel"
here's a pretty good sized ele-
it in Point Isabel that objects to
change of name.
oint out that Point Isabel has
Z known as Point Isabel back 70
time when it was known, we be-
e, as 'Fronton.
hen there are sentimental and
er objections to a change.
nyhow, it's something 10 tsIk
ut. Pretty soon Point Isabel folks
be having numerous -ivic prob
s that will provide fine subjects
street corner discussion.
ONT ISABEL, its past and some
IL Of its probable future. also has
emily figured in a magazine ar.
e.
he article appeared in the cur
{ issue Of Bunker's Monthly,
! magazine of Texas. published
Fort Worth.
he article was written by a mem
Of the staff Of Bunkers, and was
ed on information gained in a
1 here a few months ago.
his magazine, by the way, is do
some remarkable work for Texas.
hough only three months old, il
,ady has been quoted in maya.
IS such as "Time." the Literary
est and the Saturday Evening
T.
| COULD SHOOT his facts full
holes"
uch was the statement of a
wnsville man in reference to the
cles of Kenneth Roberts in the
urday Evening Post, on the sub
of Mexicans and Mexican immi-
ton.
[owever. even though he can. he
lot likely to given an opportunity
ret before the readers of the Sat.
ay Evening Post.
here are two sides to every oues-
!. IL is said. The readers of the
4 are hardly likely 20 get both
q Of the Mexican immigration
stioa.