Brownsville herald. [volume], March 28, 1929, Page SEVEN, Image 7

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FARM BOO 1
IS IN DEMAND
Second Edition of Agricul
tural Club Bulletin Be
ing Considered ->
DONNA, March 28—The bulletin.
•Esentials of Vegetable Growing in
the Lower Rio Grande Valley” is
sued by the Agricultural club of the
Lower Rio Grande Valley, has prov
ed so useful and in such demand
that the supply is practically ex
hausted and a large number of
farmers still have not received a
copy, as was intended, members of
the club say.
Several banks and seed houses re
ported their supply exhausted short
ly after the farmers learned that
they had them for distribution. This
twenty-six page bulletin is the most
useful contribution to the Valley
Vegetable growers by the Agricul
tural club.
Growers who have used this bul
letin regard it as very reliable for
the Valley as a basis for experienced
growers or newcomers to bare their
practices upon.
‘‘There has been some talk of an
other issue or a reprint of this bul
letin but nothing definite will be
done about another publication be
fore another meeting of the club
and a report of a committee to re
port on the possibility of quickly fi
nancing another through business
interests for their customers," J. W.
Monk, secretary, said. "With the
confidence of vegetable growers in
the first issue and the interest of
business men in the welfare of the
agricultural industry it is felt that
another issue would be still more in
demand and much more quickly fi
nanced.”
The next issue of the bulletin will
probably contain a chapter on the
methods of correlating vegetable
crops with other crops and the live
stock farming in the Valley. There
will also be an insect control chart
for insects affecting vegetables.
J. W. Monk, Sec’y. of Club.
VALLEY DRUGGISTS
TOLD OF NEW STATUTE
(Special to The Herald)
SAN BENITO, March 28—The
hew pharmacy law of Texas w’as
explained to the Valley Druggists’
association here Tuesday night by
State Representative Reader of San
Antonio, who introduced the bill In
the legislature. The new law. com
posed of 28 sections, will go Inot
effect in June. The statute in
volves a general tightening of qual
ifications for registered pharmacists
among other things.
Harlingen and Mercedes druggists
who recently began operating on a
cash basis were well pleased with
the results obtained and urged
other Valley towns to adopt the
same system.
Twenty-two druggists attended
the meeting which was held at the b
Stonewall Jackson hotel. I
PERSONALS 1
O. K. Thompson arrived Wed
nesday morning from Alamo Heights
and plans to stay a day or two.
E. E. Wolcott and Geo. C. Rehmet
axe here from Alice.
*K. A. Eppes of Houston is in the
city.
J. S. Carter came in from Hous
ton Tuesday.
R. 8. Spivey of Dallas is here.
He has been in the Valley several
days, and is stopping at El Jardin.
Frank Assiz was here Tuesday
from Tampico. He came by plane,
and was on his way north.
F. G. Sullins of San Antonio spent
Tuesday here.
W. A. Benson came in from Chi
cago Tuesday afternoon and is lo
cated at El Jardin.
L. J. Kilduff of Baltimore is
spending a day or two here.
C. H. White, accompanied by his
family, is visiting the city. They
are from Moline, HI., and are stop
ping at El Jardin.
R. V. Kent of Mexico City is here
bn business.
J. B. Harris, San Antonio, is in
town. l
C. M. Wright is a recent arrival
from Dallas, as are also Mr. and
Mrs. Davis of that city.
O. J. Hackey of Mexico City came
tn Tuesday.
H. L. Anderson of Houston is in
town.
M. J. Schutz is here from San
Antonio.
H. G. Strong, Houston, spent
Tuesday in Brownsville.
C. H. Williams ofSan Antonio is
here.
Harry S. Proctor of Portina is
stopping at the Travelers. J
E. S. Scholt of Nacogdoches, ar
rived Tuesday afternoon.
Edward B. Williams and W. F.
Hendricks, both of Houston, are !
registered at the Travelers.
L. Lapoint arrived Tuesday from j
Laredo.
L. C. Dony of Corpus Christl is I
registered at the Travelers. Mr.
Dony is a frequent visitor to this i
city.
J. A. Schmidt. Atlanta, is visiting
the Valley, and making Brownsville
his headquarters. 9
Herman Goldsmith is here from
San Antonio.
C. L. Moore of San Antonio is
stopping atthe Travelers.
Frank Braddock is here from Iola,
Kan.
H. W Grove and William Blanch
ard. both of the Missouri Pacific,
were in town Wednesday.
S. H. Vorden arrived from Hous
ton Wednesday.
HOW TO FIGHT
EXCESS FAT
There are hard ways, like starvation,
but fewer and fewer employ them. There
is a pleasant way, modem and scientific
which combats the cause. A vast numbei
of people now use it. And the slender
figures now seen everywhere are largely
due to that.
That method is embodied in Marmola
prescription tablets. People have used
them for 20 years—millions of boxes of
them* And everybody, in almost every
circle, sees the change. New beauty, new
health, new vitality.
Each box of Marmola contains the
formula, also the scientific reasons for
results. So users have no fear of harm.
Learn the facts about Marmola, because
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Then decide. j
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