The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1902-01-23
FLORIDA PRESS ASSOCIATION.
ARRANGEMENTS Perfected for the An
nual Meeting to be Held In Pensa-
cola. BEGINNING March 26th,
and Lasting Four Days.

Alta meeting Of the Executive Com
mittee of the Florida Press Association
held last Thursday evening In Jackson
vile arrangements were perfected for
the annual session OF the ASSOCIATION
which will be held in Pensacola. The
Association will convene Wednesday
morning, March 26th, and the session
will be OF four days duration From the
Times-Union and Citizen VI last Friday
we take the following report Of the pro.
ceedings OF the executive committees:
"The composite paper to be published
during the meeting was al-o considered.
For this paper, the Florida Press Bull.
letin, the Times-Union and Citizen Will
again offer prizes, which will be an
nounced later.
ut was decided that the committee on
publication should take up the question
Of the composite paper at once, and il
was the sense Of the committee. that
canvass of Pensacola for advertisements
10 it should be made, 30 as to give ample
time for the work to be done before the
publication; that lie, at least thirty
days before the publication The ex
penses of soliciting the advertising are
to be paid by the association on a per-
centage basis Of the advertising secured
1.-The following list of papers 10 be
read before the association and editors
to prepare and read them was adopted:
'History Of journalism in Florida
Frank f. Harris, Banner, Ocala.
"Annnal Poem-Tom F. McBeath,
School Exponent, Jacksonville.
"when is Newspaper Lie Moral?--
John N, Caldwell, News, Jasper.
Business Management of a News.
pnper-T. T, Stockton, Times Union
and Citizen, Jacksonville.
The Newspaper Canvasser-C. II.
Bittinger, Star, Ocala.
"Tbe Modern Equipment Of Coun-
try Newspaper Office IS. Weller John.
ston, Agriculturalist DeLand.
"0utsiders Who Know How to Run
Newspapers-Frank A. Walpole, News
Palmetto.
Every One a Place-Ni Miss +. Nellie
Beck, Informant. Bartow.
THE Agricultural Editor-Louis w.
Yin, Datil Pepper Eyaville.
"lIow TO Make Country Newspaper
Pay Phillip lsaacs, Press, Fort Myers.
"Fraternal Journalism Seconded
Matter Sumter L, Lowry, Southern
Pythian, Tampa.
"policy Of Local Newspaper-P. A.
VaDs-Agnew, Valley Gazette, Kissimmee
"lhe Newspaper Obligation to Society
Rev, r. L, Geiger, Lake Region Euetis
"How subscriptions Are Paid to the
Country Editor--E. 0. Painter, Agri-
culturaiist, DeLand.
character Sketches of the Florida
Press Association p. A.. Mann, Penn-
sular Breeze, Seabree2e.
1.-THE Postotilee Department and Its
Relations to Newspapers-Prof. j. NJ.
GuiilIams, School Exponent, Jackson
vile.
"When a Newspaper Man Strikes Oil
Frank L. Mayes, Journal, Pensacola,
Newspapers and the Development
Of Florida Col. c. c. Post, Freedom
Seabreeze.
"The Individual Editor Passing Out
OF Journalism Alfred st. Clair,Abrsms
Herald, Tayares
"The Editor and His Correspondents
Columbus b. Smith, New Enterprise,
Madison
"PoemF. Ion Robertson, Register,
Brooksyille.
"The secretary was instructed to take
up at once the matter Of transportation
Of members with the transportation
and the matter OF hotel rates
He is also to proceed to make other ar
rangements for the meeting"
A GOOD RECOMMENDATIONS
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