Bisbee daily review., 1913-09-06
PUBLICITY WORK BY CONNIE ERcIAL CLUB.

dissemination O; Information relative to it's resources. advantages and at fractions, than the district has ever had in the past are planned for the next few months by the directors of the Commercial club and preliminary steps for such campaign were out lined at the meeting of the directors this week. The district has been given a taste of publicity and the result has satisfied. so more is wanted and win be had
 For years Bisbee was seldom men toned in the news columns of the out side papers except to comment on some mining development. the publication of a report of a company, dated ar ticle relative to an accident, tragedy or crime. something that did not at tract favorable attention, The only magazine articles to appear were of a scientific nature published in mag azines devoted to mining and metal Ilrgy and to the outside world Bisbee was just a hole in the ground from which an indefinite but remarkable supply of copper ore was being taken. That the district had other resources and attractions was not known. This was before the organization of the Commercial club. Till then there had been DO concerted or systematic ef' fcrt for ,desirable publicity. The Commercial club was the first to un' dertake such work.
 Starting in a small way and careful to keep well within resources the Commercial club began to tell the out side world something of Bisbee and inc Warren District Articles relative fo the progress and resources Of the district were sent to papers of tn' north and east, were accepted an' puhlished and now these are regulari! sent out and as regularly published Magazine articles were next taken ul and these are now being regulari' sent out and published as are tn newspaper articles. There had neve been a book descriptive of the distric issued for general distribution Through the Commercial club such hook was issued and the issue wa exhaugted long before the demand fo if was well underway. There ha never been a source of information [ which inquiries of would be imm grants could be directed or referre' This the club supplied and since i organization an average of half a do en letters f day have been written speb ;nauirers. This constituted u first work of the Commercial club U ul u should be firmly established, D sides efforts to improve the distri
 d ,,.e surrounding section in nossible ways. Now that the club
 on a sound basis, it is planned to St further extend the publicity wor Az soon as issued the Review Miai edition will be used for immedia moods and following this the club pia to issue another book. similar to G nsr and Wealth. but to get out mu ,.ryer edition and to distribute
 more widely.
 in the early fall. campaign to
 croase the membership of the club a hence it's strength and efficiency is
 he undertaken and in that connect
 statements of what the club has
 complished and what it's present VI
 and future plans are wiii be mailed
 prospscpys PsRPfY 1t is inten' to make this work generally knso s
 and SO add to the strength and
 riency of the organization. It Is
 ready one of the strongest and m
 successful in the state, but the ar
 CTS VII seek to place it ahead of