Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-01-27
COUNTY CLUBS BOOST
HOME COUNTIES
Many Newspapers From Different
Parts of State on Exchange List.
EDITORS ASKED TO COOPERATE
Clippings From Newspapers Read at
Club Meetings.

The County Club Booster Move
men is now practically launched on
its way to success, to great results,
larger enrolment and a truly Big
ger and Better Washington State Col
| lege.
Every County Club unit in the stu
dent body is showing that 1t has the
| interests OF the state, each county,
the institution and the individual
members Of the student body at heart
| by so heartily cooperating with the
publicity committee Of the students
| assembly in its attempt to let the
people of the state, In every county,
know that this big east side institu-
ton is on the map, and on the map
to stay.
We all want every citizen to know
that we have the biggest and best
College in the Northwest right here
in Pullman, and educational advan-
tages are here for all. Not only that,
but we want the folks at home to
know that we are interested in the
things that they are doing, we want
our own particular county to shine
forth, and while we can only boost
the home place as absent members,
we can boost it just the same, and
our county clubs are doing that very
thing, and doing it with zest and
energy and delight.
How we'll the entire state Is repre-
scented at the State College can be
| best told by the fact that every
county in the state has student repre-
sentatives attending the College. 1t
is here that we expect to learn to do
our best In the man making and wo-
man making process, and while we
are doing that, we want to let the
people at home know that we have
not forgotten them, and that we ex-
pect to return as a result of the
training gained here, bigger and bet
ter men and women, and ready and
prepared to take up the duties of cit
izenship, and whatever else may be
our lot, and make Washington in
deed the greatest of states.
Already we have sent our college
paper to some two hundred and TWEEN
ty-two newspapers in the state, and
we as students, want them to be in
i tnrnEfnd IN in Il
exchange ideas and home talk with
us for a recital of our comings and
goings in the college world. We
want to keep in touch with the peo-
pie at home. And what letters from
| the folks left at home won't tell,
pages trimming with home events in
the home paper will tell. We want
to span the gap between home and
! college, for there are lots of us who
have had our last of the good old
home and the dear old folks, the fire
place, the brothers and sisters, all in
one group, so how can we be blamed
for really wanting to bind ourselves
| LOuhd Win uOlll6 LlSS JUST DIS
long as we can.
We are interested in you all. Edi-
tors of the state, are you sufficiently
interested in us and our movement to
exchange with us your paper, and
your ideas. Doings of the people at
home will be read in the County Club
meetings, and subsequently posted on
our big bulletin board. We want to
see a bigger and better state, big
ger and better type of manhood and
womanhood, and as a means of these,
bigger and better Washington
State College.
Editors of the state, is our move
ment worth your attention? VIII
you cooperate with us in this booster
movement and help make it a sue
ess Evergreen.