Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-09-21
GRAND JURY GETS HIDALG0 AUDIT
IN OUR
VALLEY

vacation trip.
And we are inclined to believe
that the indictment is based on
true and sufficient grounds.
Namely-failure to dim head
lights while speeding up and down
the Valley main street.
Have noticed the same thing
ourselves.
Ne are a timid driver. especial
at night.
with car full Of family we are
extra timid.
We come down the highway and
are blinded by lights from an APP
preaching car.
We dim our light as a signal
that the oncoming tights are SER
iously bothering us.
What happens?
In nine cases out OF ten-noth-
ing.
The lights which are binding us
come on down the road.
other times We take u lives n
our hands and continue down the
road, trusting and praying that all
is as 1t should be.
Imagine 1t Is thoughtlessness,
most OF the time.
Requires very little effort TO put
on the DINNERS
Certainly, II it required a whole
lot Of effort. that effort would be
worthwhile II 1t saved o fellow
motorist from annoyance or a
possible accident.
Nav we not, can we nc. think
on this matter?
And thinking. may we not, can
we not, mend our ways?
We think so.
VALLEY TAKES a forward step
a its effort to become q still
greater tourist resort.
Easy access to Mexico for auto
tourists becomes a reality on Tues
day.
Cars NAV now be bonded In Mat
amoros under the same arrange
ments which have Deen in effect
in Nuevo Laredo for some time.
AT the same time the Matamoros
Chamber OF Commerce tells us
that grading is proceeding rapidly
on the victoria road.
And that arrangements are being
made to receive daily bulletins on
the condition OF this road.
Making 1t easy for residents OF
the Valley to visit the interior Of
Mexico.
Offering additional inducements
70 tourists to route themselves into
Mexico via the Valley.
Which makes ii nice for the
tourists. nice for the Wiley.
STILL WAITING. ARE We, to
hear that the shipping season for
Valley citrus fruits has been ex-
tended.
Not much was gained when the
season was advanced frol Oct. l
70 Sept. 10.
N Whole lot will be gained when
the season is extended from March
| 10 say, May or June !.
Suppose that Valley interests are
working on the problem
This column has mentioned the
vital need Of such an extens.-n be-
fore.
Received many letters approving.
we mention 1t again IN the hope
that those who are keeping In
touch with state and federal au-
thorities will prod them lg-
It hurts, and hurts badly to be
forced to take u crop off the trees
on March I.
Seriously curtaiis an orderly
marketing program.
Let's keep this matter in mind.
If necessary. let's FORM an or
sanitation or q committee or lend
our backing to some organization
already in existence and get after
the federal government.
And get that obnoxious quaran-
tine raised.
DAS A PRACTICAL result OF the
nick eradication campaign carried
on in Cameron county. dairy herd
owners are even now taking steps
10 build up the quality OF their
herds
Three fine bulls from the Ed C..
rasater herds arrived in the
brownsville community last week.
Others viii be brought In.
stock will be up bred.
More milk per COW viii result.
Meaning nor profit per COW.
Costs as much to feed a nom
producer as IL does a producer.
way is now clear to get pro-
ducers-
DAIRY COWS bring in money every