Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-10-08

IN OUR
VALLEY

things as they are.
Makes his plans accordingly.
Hits the ball, does his best, and
keeps sweet through 1t all.
He admitted that the good flush
days were gone.
Said 1t probably was a good Shi l.
But at that, was KIND OF sorry.
Also said that If this period OF
slackness had to come, it was q
good thing to have It. come and get
over.
And opined that 1t was about
to begin to quit.
Thought that perhaps the next
two or three months would &c the
crisis.
Likening our present difficulties
to a ase OF typhoid fever.
After the crisis hits. you remem-
Der, the patient either RECEIVERS or.
And we are bound to recover,
said he.
No one can OF would deny the
fundamental soundness OF the
United States.
AS the president pointed out, our
great diversity Of resources as
sures the maintenance e our
economic structure.
To put it bluntly-we have the
stuff.
II We will but show it.
AND THIS OPTIMIST Of ours
brought the talk closer TO home.
Said he had never been as op-
timistic regarding this Valley Of
ours as he Is today.
He sees good times coming to
the Valley in superabundance.
For the Valley has the stuff.
The stuff that resi- ats Of 9TH
er sections want.
Our country 10 fundamentally
sound.
Our foundation has been strongly
built.
Our structures are erected along
the right lines.
No depression al take away
from us the natural resources
which the Almighty has given US.
The greatest assets we possess
are those immune to any economic
disease which may strike.
Unassailable by the vagaries or
the whims or the fancies & hu-
man hands.
WE CLEANED A moral from our
friend.
Who is one Of the va-c~'s BIG
men.
Probably knowing the economic
and financial groundwork Of the
Valley as no one else.
And the moral is:
Don't rock the boat.
Keep steady.
Know your stuff. do your best.
Face the future with confidence.
If there are any lessons TO be
learned from the past and presilt
take them 10 heart.
But above all, get TO work in
supreme assurance that the future
holds great things in store for you
and your Valley.
MANY OF OUR Brownsville and
Valley folk take advantage Of the
go9d things at their --or.
Many more do not.
Referring more ;9ecifically to
the 18th Cavalry at I. Brown.
And the most interesting spec
tacles they offer practi every
week.
Have you heard the band play?
You have missed something, II
the answer Is no"
Lovers OF music r missing
something when they do not take
these opportunities Of hearing the
worlds best music. played by an
expert military band under a most
capable leader.
And If you have rot seen the
mounted formations staged by the
18th, you have missed something
else again.
Mounted guard mount. retreat
and drill, all are spectacles worth
seeing.
Journey out TO TT. Brown Fri
day afternoon and watch the show
The post is glad to have you.
And you will be glad YOU went.
"IN OUR ALLEY extends con-
c~ratuIations. sincere and hearty.
To the valley Farmer and South
Texas Grower"
The occasion being the compile
ton OF the fourth year OF service
rendered by this magazine I the
growers of the Valley and South
Texas.
DR.. John Ashton has made the
medium OF his pen a trer chant force
in the farm and orchard activity
OF this section.
He and the force with which he
IS surrounded are to be rommend-
Cd on their work.
AS the valley Farmer enters upon
its 5th year. we wish 1t the good
fortune Il deserves.