Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1890-03-14
Fd,tors Meet, Talk Business, andEat.
The South Dakota Press Association

Editors Meet, Talk Business, andEat.
The South Dakota Press Association
and the South Dakota Publishers
Union held a joint meeting at Aher-
deem the 9Th inst. Though held at an
%inauspicious time there were over
fifty editors in attendance. An even
ing session was held on the 9th and
| three sessions on the 18th.
Ouestionsof Importance to the craft
were discussed and the following rules
adopted which are not to be in force
however until the next meeting when
it is hoped'that every South Dakota
publisher will be inside the organiza-
ton:
RULE Livery member agrees to
abide by the rules OF the South Dakota
Press Association.
RULE 2.-No member of this asso-
cation shall accept foreign advertis-
ing for less than 81 per inch net year,
six months 80. three months So, n
month 81. On contracts of over five
inches % per cent discount, on con-
tracts over ten inches 33 per cent dis
count may be allowed.
Rule 3.--Nomemher of this associ-
ation'shall accept legal advertising at
less than legal rates, except land office
notices, which shsll BE published at
the rates established in the several
districts, provided, however. that
| wherein no county rate is established the
minimum rate shallnot be less than
SIS. Legal advertising includes u
ty proceedings, treasurer's and audi
tors statements and insurance state
ments.
RULE Mo member OF this asso-
citation shall publish a communication
personal in its nature, except when
paid for as local advertising.
RULE 5.-No member OF this asso-
citation shall run a foreign or legal adj
vertlsement after its time has expired.
RULE 6.-Every member of the as
ISOLATION shall be entitled to a card Of
membership and publish regularly IN
his paper the imprint of the associa.
ton, to-wit: "Member of the South
Dakota Press Association. Z"
RULE livery member Of this u.s.
ISOLATION, discovering a fraudulent ad-
vertlser, shall inform the secretary,
who shall keep a list of the same anu.
furnish it to any member on appllca-
ton.
RULE ga list of the members of
this ASSOCIATION shall be kept on file
in the office of each state officer having
control of legal printing.
RULE 9.5Any attorney or other
person who shall use undue pressure
with any member OF the association to
procurea violation OF any of these
rules, or who shall boycott q member
because Of his r~efusalto do SO, shall be
reported to the secretary.
Rule 1Q.-Any member violating
any of these rules, in the judgment of
the executive committee, shall be sus-
pended from membership and stricken
from the exchange list Of each mem.
Der and reported'to the next meeting
Of tife association for further action.
RULE n:.-lhe privileges OF this as
sociation shall not be extended to any
person not. directly connected with the
association or members of the associa.
ton.
RULE 12.-No member of this asso.
citation shall be assessed more than 81
in any one year, for incidental pur.
poses.
Friday evening an elegant banquet
was given at the Park Place by the
Aberdeen Press Club, to which the
newspaper boys and their ladies die
full justice. The Italian Orchestra
which discoursed sweet music during
the feast, and the toasts which follow
ed, added much to the enjoyment Of
the occasion. The HERALD editors
were in attendance and feel benefited
by the business sessions, and enjoyed
the social occasions thoroughly.
Miss Minnie Brownell and Morgan
M. Flint we're married Wednesday, thu
9th lpst., in Woonsocket. They ar,
both residents of Jeraull county ant
the HERALD wishes them happiness.
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