Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-27
VALLEY SLAYERS TO die FRIDA
IN OUR
VALLEY
A GENTLEMAN FROM Chicago
talking.

A GENTLEMAN FROM Chicago
talking.
Visiting in the Valley.
Interested in this section.
Representing a company that has
Just lots OF money tied up down here
In various enterprises.
And believe it or not, but he is
the prize optimist.
cant understand why everybody
down here is not more cheerful
about things" says he.
Don't you know that you never
have a norther in the Valley unless
it's cold in the north"
Opined that we were not sufti-
cient to ourselves alone.
That general conditions over the
country are reflected in the Valley.
And that we had to have our share
of the tough breaks along with the
rest Of the u. S.
But that we are lucky. at that.
Concurred with the opinion ex-
pressed in this column before.
That we have everything we ever
Mad and more in the way OF natural
Rsources and Developments.
Said further that right NOW Is
the time for the Valley to be push
ing with all its might.
To forge ahead in the race.
Beating out other sections In the
keen competition Of recovery from
depression.
Best part of it all is
He knows his stuff.
THE RAIN HELPED out.
Needed moisture added to the
soil
viii help the size Of the Marsh
seedless grapefruit crop.
And will do the seed beds lots
Of good.
Not to mention the saving Of ir-
riration costs 10 the farmer who
was fortunate enough TO have the
showers visit his immediate vicinity.
This IS one time We will agree
With our friend Border Bolts OF
the Mission Times.
Who took us to task a little while
ago.
About our views about rain.
Let 1t come.
We will all welcome 1t.
IRIS THE LITTLE things in life
that count
Never forget that.
Had YOU realized that a jump IN
the price Of cotton means between
fifty and sixty millions Of dollars
O 10 the farmers Of Texas?
No. Neither had We.
Just had not thought II out.
Nine cent cotton will bring that
much additional cash into the state
as compared with six cent cotton.
And last rear nine cents was a
ruinous price.
But not as ruinous a price as Is
six cents this year.
Texas bankers are doing their bit.
And doing IL well.
seeking TO raise the price by help
ing TO hold the crop from the mar
ket.
Just goes 10 show how interde-
uendent we are. farmer on banker.
banker on farmer and business man
on both.
MORTGAGE BANKERS Of the
United states are TO be our guests.
The ,r part OF the week and
the first Of next.
Gathering 70 be with US will rep
resent more actual cash than most
of us can picture In our widest
dreams.
bringing of this group of men to
rhe valley was a master stroke.
We do not know exactly who was
rskponsible for the trip.
FRut when we find out We are 60
inc to tender them a vote Of thanks
an behalf of all Of us.
For through their visit We hope.
Hope that they can induce the
companies they represent TO invest
and to loan in and on Valley real
estate.
country.
To enable Valley builders to build
some more.
Adding to what they have already
wrought.
which will help the builder and
Stabilizing further the develop
ments we already have.
So lend a hand.
In the entertainment OF this dis
tinEuished body Of men.
In case you are asked TO help.
First. as a matter OF hospitality TO
the visitors within III gates.
second. as a matter Of helping the
Valley.
Va1lav RurClars