The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-01-27
PROBLEMS
ARE DISCUSSED
BY EDITORS
continued Broom rage one.

lund of Mclean county. Miss satter-
lund's work on The Leader in Wash
burn demonstrates what a oma is
capable of doing in the Journalistic
sphere and her efforts place her as
n of the leading women OF the pro-
fession in the northwest.
She is not only editor of her paper,
and writes her own editorials, but is
it's publisher and attends to all the
business details in connection with the
business, which she has made a pay
ing concern. She superintends the
makeup of her paper and is able to
go out and set type at any time the
occasion demands as she used to at
tend to that part of the work too, be-
fore The Leader grew to it's
present size. Miss Satterlund is an
editor and publisher who is thorough
ly familiar with every branch of the
work and business.
She has built up a good paying job
plant and her paper enjoys n large cir
culation. Five men are employed by
this energetic woman editor-publisher
all the time. She is indeed a clever
woman and her work and success
shows just what a woman can do in
the newspaper world.
When Minot landed the midsummer
meeting of the association for next
year. word was Immediately sent the
and commercial club men of
the magic city, who wired back the
following telegram:
THANK the association for US and
tell them we will give everyone the
time Of their lives. Extend all thanks
to Charmley whose efforts have land
ed the meeting for u.s."
There has been no more prominent
figure, at the editors convention than
Jack Charmley who was the subject
of considerable comment while at
tending the Orpheum theatre last
as his professional brothers in
dulgad in several little remarks at his
expense, showing the fond regard in
he is held by all the bunch.
The Resolution.
The following report was adopted:
The committee on resolutions begs
leave to submit the following:
Resolved, That the North Dakota
Press association recognizes in the
attendance of it's members at
this meeting and their interest in the
proceedings, the best evidence of the
value of the association and of the
work that it is doing in lettering the
conditions of the newspaper bust
ness.
That we feel that for much of the
made in holding the interest
Of the members, and fixing their at
tention on the things that make for
the improvement of our work, and
the betterment of our condition, credit
must largely to be given to the I'M
selfish and untiring efforts of h
president and secretary.
That the work of the legislative COM
mittee at the last session of the leg
~lslature be endorsed and commended.
That the thanks of the association
be rendered to the mayor of the city
Of Fargo, the president and secretary
of the Fargo Commercial club, the
members of the local press and print
ing fraternities, and the citizens of
Fargo for the splendid manner in
which they have entertained our
members at the regular session of the
association, around the banquet board
where inspiring addresses were given,
at the theatres, and at every conceiv-
able opportunity. .-
That we desire again to express our
pleasure at being able after two years
to meet in the city Of Fargo and to
witness on this occasion as in the past,
renewed evidences of her growth and
prosperity, and of the splendid spirit
of her people. =
That the thanks of the association
be rendered especially to- Buckbee-
Mears Co., st. Paul; The American
Press association; The Western News
paper Union, The John Leslie Paper
Co.. Minneapolis; Mcclellan Paper Co.,
Minneapolis; Wright, Barrett & Still
we'll Co., st. Paul; The c. l.. John
son Manufacturing Co, The Peyton
Paper Co., Duluth and the Paper Sup
ply Co., ST. Paul, for the interest which
they have shown in our work in the
donations of the prizes for the print
ing exhibit.
All of which is respectfully sub
mitted.
w. P. Davies,
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