St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1909-05-01
PRESS ASSOCIATION PROGRAM
Thirteenth Annual Session OF Louisiana
Press Association.
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, MAY A, 1909.
G0.20 m \

FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, MAY A, 1909.
q0:30 a. No.
l. Call to order by President F. L. Knoblock.
g. Invocation by Rev. Ernest Rennie of Christ
Episcopal Church.
3. Roll CALL
4. Appointment and report of Membership Com
mttee.
5. Roll call of new members.
lo s. Appointment Of Committees: u Resolutions;
| ~ Neurology; ~ Officers Reports.
| Z. Presidents Annual Address
| 8. Announcements and adjournment.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Q:30 p. n.y.
1. Call to order and roll call.
2. Invocation by Rt. Rev. Abbott Paul of St.
Joseph's Abbey.
8. Report of Membership Committee and enroll
ment of new members
A, Music by Orchestra of ST. Scholastica's AGA
deny.
/ 5. Address of Welcome by Gov. j. Y. Sanders.
6. Address of Welcome by. Hon. E. V. Richard,
Mayor.
Z. Response by Hon. John Dymond of the Louisi-
ana Planter.
s. Announcements.
g. P M
Leave over the St. Tammany and New Orleans
Railway and Ferry Co., Road for trip to Vaudeville
Second DAY-WEDNEsDAY MAY 5, 1909.
Leave Covngton for Bogausa at GIG a. m. via
N. O. G. N. R. R. as guests of Great Southern
Lumber Comdany.
| l. Call to order in school house.
| 2. Roll call.
| 3. Invocation by Rev. J. NJ Afford
| a. Report of Membership Committee and enroll
ment of new members.
| 5. Address of Welcome by w. H. Sullivan.
| 6. Addresses and responses, if any.
Z. Sanitation, " by DR.. D. Harvey Dillon Presi-
dent of the Louisiana State Board of Health.
| Discussion of the subject
8. ''The Press and the Public" by Robt Robert,
Jr., of the Minden Democrat.
Discussion of the Subject
| y. Miscellaneous business.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
| Call tn order
| 2. Committee reports, if any, and miscellaneous
business.
| g. Burning questions" by Hon. Henri Gueydan
of the Gueydan News.
Discussion of the subject
| A. Paper by Edmund Maurin of the Donaldsonvllle
! Democrat.
| s. Paper by Oscar L. Alpha, of the Franklin
Waterman.
g. Paper by Henry E. Chambers of New Orleans.
| T. Miscellaneous business
THIRD DAY; THURSDAY MAY g. 1909.
(9:30 a. n.y.
/. Call to order
| 2. Roll CALL
8. Invocation by Rev. j. M. Williams.
| a. Reports of Committees.
5. "What other State Associations are Doing, by
| w. D. Robinson of the New Orleans Picayune
| Discussion of the subject.
| 3. Making Money with Country Newspaper,
by R. E. Buloch of the Logansport Interstate
Newsboy
Discussion of the subject.
CommeFea Cooperation Among the Daily
M. Thompson of the New Orleans Item.
Discussion of the subject
8. Music by Orchestra of St. Scholastica's Acad-
| emy
| 9. The Liberty of the Press by Charles E.
| Schwing of the Iberville South.
/ 10. Our Government Competitor" by Mrs May E.
Robinson of the st. Francisville True Democrat.
| Discussion of the subject.
! II. F'Some Reasons why the Natural Resources OF
the State should be Conserved, by Frank M. Miller.
| President of the State Game Commission.
| Discussion of the subject.
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
| (2:30 p. m
| l. Call to order and roll call.
| 2. Report of Committee and action thereon.
| 3. Election of Officers.
| 4. Selection of meeting place for next year.
| 5. Miscellaneous Business.
4:30 p m.
| Carriage ride over Covington, La
Reception by Woman's Progressive Union to visit
ing ladies'
OFFICERS OF THE ASSOCIATION.
F. L. Knoboch, President; Mrs. Camilla l..
Braezeale, VicePresident; L. E. Bentley, Secretary;
Ebert Bienvenu, Treasurer
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
W. G. Evans, Chairman; w. D. Robinson and
ChaS F. Petrie