Brownsville herald. [volume], March 08, 1929, Airport Edition, AIRPORT, Page FIVE, Image 19

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Advancing Another Step....
AMcElwrath highway is truly a
permanent highway. Our suc
cess has been achieved by carrying out
the minutest details of every highway
contract we have been awarded.
The entire Valley has an extensive road pro
gram either completed or under construction.
Cameron, Willacy and Hidalgo counties alone
have voted bonds totaling $17,000,000 for feed
er roads and arterial highways.
The feeder road project in Cameron, Hidalgo
and Willacy counties is the most extensive ever
undertaken in the United States.
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BROWNSVILLE, Cameron county
and the entire Lower Rio Grande
Valley is advancing another step to
ward the goal of progressiveness.
The official opening and dedication of the
Brownsville Muncipal Airport and inauguration
of international air mail marks another mile
stone of advancement toward twentieth cen
tury methods of transportation.
Mail and passenger movement, both in the
United States and our sister republic, Mexico,
will bring the two nations closer together by
hours instead of days.
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WE also have been a part of the ad
vancement of Cameron county.:
Fourteen years ago we started a pav
ing program and since then have con
structed many miles of permanent
highways in Cameron and Willacy
counties.
The concrete highway leading from Browns
ville to Southmost and many other road pro
jects in Cameron and Willacy counties were
built by us.
We have always endeavored to give the tax
payers of these counties the most mileage for
their dollars.
BROWNSVILLE Payiag Contractor HARLINGEN
RAYMONDVILLE h CORSICANA
Our Motto: Honesty — Integrity — Permanency
all
I The citizenship of Cam* l
^ eron and Willacy coun- .
ties will ever appreciate
the fine business judg
ment displayed by their
commissioners’ courts in
their achievement of
building the finest sys
tem of roads to be
found in any of the
corn 'j& in Texas with
the lowest rates of tax