Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-15
IN OUR
VALLEY

IN THE VALLEY are Julian K.
Lyles, general traffic manager.
and Ike" Sewall, publicity man
OF the American Always.
Reporting increased business over
their lines since the new e-pas-
senger Pilgrims were put on.
Say they are going to get more.
These good folk are putting the
Valley and Brownsville in a larger
spot on the map.
Brownsville's nnme shows up
noSk prominently In all their lit
e1Rture and in all their advertis-
Spreading the name OF our air
port.
IT WILL COST sSi9. 645 to run
the county OF Cameron from Au-
gust /. 1880 to July 81. 1882.
That's a lot Of money.
Major portion OF that sum goes
to pay interest and sinking fund
charges on bond issues.
S528.825 to be exact.
Now let's not forget that We are
engaged In eating our cake.
We voted the bond issues almost
unanimously.
We wanted the roads.
We have the roads.
And we are glad We have the
roads.
Now we must pay for the roads.
Completing a wise investment.
without which Cameron county
could never have shown the pro-
gress It has shown In the past few
years.
VISIONS OF A greater Browns
vile we're told those who attended
the special meeting Of the city
commission last night.
Told by a city planning expert.
Major E. A. wood, who makes It
hi business to peer into the future
o. cities.
And the tale he told can be told
or every city in the Valley.
A story OF the future, based on
the achievements Of the past.
Future development which must
inevitably come 70 all of our VAL
ley communities.
And those who listened wondered
II perchance they had failed TO
realize Just what had been accom-
plished by this city OF ours. In
this valley Of ours.
Perhaps the stranger within our
gates gets the true perspective.
Who knows?
HEROIC MATAMOROS today
began a two day celebration.
Commemorating the ~independ-
ence Of our republic friend across
the Rio Grande.
An occasion in which We Of the
~del Norte" may most properly
Join.
TWO free peoples. neighbors and
friends, may well join, each with
the other. in such celebrations.
VALLEY VEGETABLE coop
erative places a burden Of respon-
sibility on an FL Jardin man.
Eooses G. L. Hunter to head
the organization.
Taking the place Of George War
rem OF Rio Hondo. resigned to be-
come manager Of the organization.
And It truly is a responsibility to
head this organization.
It's a hard road. a rough road.
with a steep grade. that the or
ganization faces
only by true cooperation can 1t
be put over.
SCHOOLS CONTINUE to draw
Valley headlines.
$500 we're expected at Harrington
school opening.
Mercedes schools are open
San Benito will hold open house
70 give us an opportunity Of in
specring one of the best and most
elaborate public school systems in
the Valley.
On Friday night
FIFTH ANNUAL port an
niversary edition of the Corpus
Christi Caller-Times Is at hand.
Iecites, in 40 pages. what the
pdrt has done for Corpus Christi.
Ana what the port viii do In the
future.
Tells of a sio.oOO.oOo chemical
industrial plant to be built in the
near future.
And of further work IN Deepen
inc the channel to 30 feet.
The issue Is inspiring.
For Il shows what We OF n VAL
lev NAV expect when our port
work really gets underway.