Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-26
I'm OUR
VALLEY

Ashsport the children from one city
70 another to make their visits.
which IS one of the most UNIQUE,
I. most practical manifestations of
,rlendiy feeling on the border that
nss been developed in years.
II Is human to think most of those
best.
And certainly that school vista
uon Is n way TO meet and to know
our n~eighbors.
THERE WAS RowDYISM at the
football field in Brownsville Thurs
day evening.
Onarged against a group ~
Brownsville boys.
VI course, a school should not and
cannot be charged with the acts Of
= few individuals.
Their conduct was a disgrace TO
the schools represented by these
BOYS.
The miscreants should be found. If
possible. and properly dealt with.
1t isn't often that such things
occur. But even once is too often.
THE CROWS NEST" in the Cor
rus Christi Caller. observes that:
secretaries of the chambers of
eommerce were advised the other
day By William J. Russell, secretary
Of the chamber OF Of the
borough of Queens, n. Y, TO depend
upon newspapers for the dissem-
nation of news concerning activities
OF their organization, because an in
formed citizenry is essential to ther
success. Publicity stunts were de-
cried, because they may attract at
tention at the cost Of turning the
chamber of into n circus
or vaudeville show"
The VALLEY is demonstrating 10
Philadelphia folks that II is the
nations market basket.
Mercedes reports the shipment OF
a carload OF mixed stuff. including
$50 crates or eggplant and so crates
Of peppers.
Each is an article that is quite
Apopulsr among fresh vegetable users,
ard the price, 80 cents for the first
and SO for the second, is declared
TO have been satisfactory.
THE COMMUNIST FLAG has been
ordered down in Matamoros, says =
news dispatch from Brownsville's
sister city across the Rio Grande.
The "iusurrection" was declared to
have been short lived.
Once IL came officially to the ST.
tention of authorities at Victoria, the
state capital, orders we're issued TO
. Mstamoros cafe owner to reopen.
They came through the usual chan.
nsls, and we're served directly by
the commandsnte Of Matamoros.
A newcomer from down in the city
or Vera Cruz assumed leadership OF
the walters union in Matamoros.
Something happened which he
didn't like, so he ran UP the red flag.
Ard il has come down.
FARMERS of the Valley. how are
you getting along in the matter T
burning old cotton stalks7
r. X. Reppert, College Station,
entomologist for the extension SER
vice. is in the Valley to note
progress OF the work.
Accompanying him on the tour Is
Henry Alsmeyer, Cameron county
farm agent.
And they have gone over 10 the
Mstamoros section, where they rom
ferred with A. j. Tejada, Of the
Mexico agricultural department.
In the Matamoros section cotton
stalk destruction is going along
spsce.
An edict By the government makes
e. compulsory. That's the way TO
,top the boil weevil, the experts de-
. clare.
COUNTY JUDGE Oscar c. Dancy
Is advocating three parallel roads,
saws the San Benito Light.
One road he urges is from San Be-
uito TO the Arroyo bridge south OF
La Fcris.
Another road urged is = San -
rito-Harlingen road on the east side
Of the railroad track.
And another is a third parallel
,oad between Brownsville ard San
Benito.
All Of which will doubtless come
b time
Ard, incidentally, there Is still
lnother important road. that from
he end Of the river road, now term
@l-,tiug at the West Brownsville pre-
E,ct line. ard which should be car
LEA on 20 a connection with TIRE
lroposed HidaIgo county road to
Lmeron's line near Santa Maria.
MORE THAN 1000 pounds q
Lion seed have been distributed
lary ~pIanters in the Willacy couff
onion district.
lThat section is the premier MO
l.r;ng area Of the Lower Rio
dsnde Valley.
lard Joins Texas annual race
I,;nst the Egyptian product
| lore Of these days, says the Onion
J diver. there1l be a tariff which
Is make that race so popular with
II Egyptian growers.
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