The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1890-10-07

names to the Corresponding Secretary,
Mr.. Walter Williams of the Column
bia Herald.
III. c. Chinn, in the Canton News:
! The proceedings partook more of
practical and business feature than
ever before in the history Of the Ass =
cation, and if there was Il newspaper
man present who was not benented by
the papers presented and the inter-
change Of Views he has certainly out
grown that ,rite adage Of never too
old II learn" The discussions
included all dep tr,mcnts Of newSpa-
per work, embracing su sc,iption,
circulation, home and foreign adver-
Using, legi,laticn, ready prints.
white papers. etc, and the knowledge
gained in these mat ers certainly vii!
bear fruit which will bring profit to
many of those present.
NJ. 5. Goodman, in the GAINESVILLE
Sentinel: The work d""" ~ 10 a,
s0cia N was OF the most practical and
satisfactory character and just such as
will contribute most to the highesi
and best interests of the publishers.
The topics discussed and the real bu,.
mess done, while of no special interest
to the general public, will neverthe-
less tend to encourage each editor to
make, if possible, - better paper and
at the same tine add something to the
general knowledge of his business as
well as the details appertaiDing TO it.
thus helping him i'll his work and in
many cases swing him money in his
business.
Lewis Lampkin, in The Lees Sum-
nit Journal: For the benefit of
publishers who were not present we
will say that surprising develope-
ments were made in regard to Paper
dealers and ready print houses. In
ana wering the question of the presi-
dent "wnat do you pay for white pa
per" there Vas difference Of from
two or three cents per pound for the
same quality, and III many cases the
same house had different prices on
ZANE quality of paper. la repy to
the question of "What do you pay for
Ieauy rint?' there was also won
deriul reve Il ion. Al the way from
II to Doc per quire for the same SIZE
and quaity.
A. l. Il &c, in the Shelbina Torch
light: The NEE ting WAS well attended
and much bereft wss derived from
the Discussion Of the various papers.
w. o. l.. Jeweit, in the She bina
Democrat The exercises were lnss
literary than usual, end mainly Very
practical. The method Of cOnduc ing |
the various deFar .ments OF newsps- |
per So Is TO make the paper NEST e.
f ctual IN he eft ing both its patrons
and lis publi,hers were thoroughly
discussed, AM many valuable ideas
expressed and III - goci suggestio
made. Ore new member who had
been fl eced numerically by the
patent inside" dealer said he Fad
learned enough to save him 5000 Il
year in the future.
W. ii. Curtice, in the Seneca Dis
patch: The Missouri Press assOcia
ion now stands on u solid basis. No
me but bora fide editor Is eligible
70 membership. The meetings are
strictly business. The free banquet
If q few years ago, with the large
amy of buns" who we:e Mt
EDITORS but travelled IN editors pass, :,
ItreDding them are a thing of the
'asi. The lit. rs pay their Owl
lOtel bills, and carry on their ses. :
ions on strict business principles. ,
Every mat er of in crest to publishers
: discussed-prices paid for all kinds
# STOCK ard material, wages, ETC., are ,
= methods of conducting
very branch of publishing are inter ;
hanged with the view OF oil aiming !
he best results. The SESSIONS are of ,
benefit to the cour w =
ublisher, and next year we hope to
ee more numerous attendance of
,uthwest editors.
HOws This? i