Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1928-11-25
I'm OUR r
VALLEY

THE COMING WEEK gives prom
ee oi being a busy week in the
over Rio Grande Valley.
In the way of entertainment. the
opening cf the Valleys MidWirter
Fair.
Five days in which residents of
he Valley and visitors from the
outside may inform themselves en-
the many angles Of agriculture, as
presented by exhibits at the fair.
Work on the home will be shown,
such as sewing and canning, and
athcr things in which the house
wives of the Valley are interested.
There will bo farm machinery
showing new ways NJ doing things
~ the farm.
There will be industrial and other
types Of exhibits, and numerous
types or entertainment for those
who wish 20 be amused as we'll ~
Informed.
ALL THAT starts on Tuesday.
At McAllcn on Monday there VIII
be different sort Of interest
Five congressmen, members Of the
congressional committee Of investl-
cation of campaign expenditure,
will arrive from their various
homes.
They come 70 inquire into the
conduct of elections, upon the H.
yestigation Of contesting factions.
Interest in what they will do con-
tinues at a high pitch throughout
the country.
And no one knows just what an
forecast.
A NEW RECORD ha. been cstab-
lshed in the printing industry in
the Lower Rio Crandc Valley.
Meaning the job printing in-
lustry.
This i announced hy Sherwood
,ishop. Brownsville job printer.
lie has Just received solid car
Sad Of blank papers. including fine
writing and other types of blank
papers.
Claims it Is the first solid car
load Of this type of material ever
received III the Valley.
There m1y he challenger 70 this
aim. II so, let him peak up
I'd SO %.
Sherwood Bishop ha7 hcor = iob
Inter in Brownsville for some
.xteen years.
!. He rs ONF or those citizens who
tamo early 70 the Nalley. locating
in Brow nsville way back an 1910.
With The Herald,
Then left. Remained away some
two or three years. Returned IN
1918 and bought The Hcrald's job
printery, this paper having decided
10 give al its attention to tee
newspaper.
CARL N. SCHUNEMAN. assistant
secretary Of tho treasurer. under
Andrew ". Mellon, was in Browns
Vile the other day.
With Governor Bartlett, first
assistant postmaster general, he in-
spected the federal building here.
And made a discovery.
He expressed the opinion that IL
the federal courtroom and other
federal building equipment were
transported to New England, IL
! would bring fancy prices from
among ladies who fancy antiques.
And here Brownsville women hsve
been traipsing over to Mexico for
months searching for antiques.
when they had oodles OF antiques
right here in the Brownsville fed
eral courtroom.
Mr.. Schunemsn seemed confident
that tho federal building here need
ed renovsting.
In which some thousands IN
Brownsville citizens viii agree.
Nc can't recommend improve
ments any too fast for US
Some thirgs have been done for
Ne federal building. But none too
many. Not enough.
Up IN CALGARY. in Carada,
newspaper won a damage suit az
ss.5Oe against n press agent who
sent 70 the newspaper 2 news arr
,irle that proved a. hc untrue.
In the United States the blame
.lvavs rests or the uewEPaPer It,
self.
No newspaper would print an un-
,rus news article IL u knew ID %
he untrue.
Sometimes newspapers arc yic-
,;-.s cf untrue stories. but they are
-svcr able 70 get at tho offender.
.xcept to refuse 60 accept further
offeringS-
THE PACIFIC Northwest Potato
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