Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-10-03
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AN'EH AANAAN hhANtAiNM tAA w
given to the republican and demo-
cratic candidates for president and
vice president.
While the attention of the nation
is attracted 70 Yankee Stadium. New
York City, where the 81. LoI's
Cardinals and the New York Yam
ices will fight il out on the base
ball diamond for the worlds champ
ionship.
The same interest that holds over
the nation will also he manifest N
the Lower Rio Grande Valley.
For this reason The Brownsville
Herald will carry a complete report
Of the games. play ~ play, and IN
addition arrangements have been
perfected TO broadcast the report.
play ~ play, over radio station
kWWG, IF Brownsville.
The FIRST public gathering held
IN the auditorium Of the new
Brownsville high school was held
there Tuesday night.
II was "Valley-wide" meeting in
connection with the proposed de-
velopment Of the Point Isabel Rrazos
Santiago harbor.
There VAS a fair-sized crowd. with
few representative from Hidalgo
county, quite a committee from San
Benito. and a few visitors from Har-
lirgen.
The point Of these few paragraphs
Is TO note complimentary comment
on the nigh school building.
The auditorium is sight for
weary ewes.
And the cafeteria 2 call for empty
stomachs.
That cafeteria. viewed rs many
Brownsville residents for the first
time, was especially commented On.
THE CAFETERIA will scat some
500 persons at one time.
The tables are scryiceable. The
chairs are very comfortable.
The kitchen equipment is all first
class.
Electrical refrigeration through
out.
And on the wall menu affording
complete lunch for not moro than
thirty cents.
The school board does not intend
the cafeteria 70 ~ profitable I'LL
stitution.
In the first month of the opera
tion az the cafeteria. tho amount
taken IN was something like 81 600,
and about 500 above actual expenses.
For a very few cents child can
obtain a glass If milk and enough
food to satisfy its hunger
As TIE NEW bus mail service.
connecting all towns along the high
way IN the Valley. and .EdinhurE.
continues IN service II will gather
momentum.
Mail patrons will have 10 become
accustomed to the service.
On the first day the mail left
Brownsville with about 200 letters.
On the second day it left with
about $50 letters.
Incoming first class mail. tor. is
even heavier than was expected for
the tirst day.
The service viii create much new
business Tor the postal service.
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