The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-05-19
Journals OF Wide Circulation B0os.
This City in Many Special
Articles.
TELL OF NATURAL AND
ARTIFICIAL ADVANTAGES
Grain and Lumber Papers, Railroad
Magazines and Folders, Metro
politan Daily Tell About Us

Cairo has begun to attract the at
tention of the rest of the world She's
getting her name in the papers at
last. ana in the right manner. too.
She is getag scmd well deserved
publicity and she has done this by
doing things that make ptcpla talk
Cairo is On the map now for keeps
In th last two months This "!tv
has been written up" by seven dif-
fernt Publications OF wide circula,
tion and all the people in the United
States have begun to find ont about
the many advantages of this gate
way to the South
1t pays t3 advertise, and ca ro
mas been given some mighty good ad
cd things thai attract attention from
far and near.
The Price Current Gaii Rorortcr,
published in Chicago, and having
circulation in the grain and allied
trades of about eight thousand,
short time ago devoted several col
umns of space to Cairo, her indus
tries and her people. The article
was profusely illustrated and at
tracted mu,h ttention,
Jne Grain Dealers Journal also
published an article recently on this
city in correction it'll the big con.
vcntion Of grain men to be held here
the early part of june. This puhli-
cation alsr circulates amoua thn
grain tradesmen and has arOnt the
same circulation as the other jour
nal.
The American Elevate" and Grain
Trade, with a circulation Of 25.oGO
among the grain people Of the Mis-
sissippi valley and the west, now
comes to bat With an unusually good
article on Cairo that would pay
everybody in the city to read. it
gives an unrrejudicod account Of the
city and her splendid location, her
opportunities and her past Il is an
article that will attract instant at
tention and make people in other
places want to find ont mere ahDlt
this city and it's 1ivaHtaSeS a. 4
business center and a place Of resi-
denCe.
The Illinois Central Magazine in its
last issue gives Cairo a boost that the
city certainly deserves at the hands
of the railroad The maga2ina has
10000 subscribers and il is eagerly
read by wideawake business ana pro-
fessioual people.
The Mobile & Ohio folder, reccrtlr
isaued, also features this city in q
splendid way, The folder article
means an enormous amount of pub
licity for Cairo, as where ycr 4 pos
pectve passenger picks II 0p h viii
be attracted at once by the Ceiro
write up.
The Christian. SGcno" Monitor
published in Boston, Mass aud
read by one hundred tho"s"0i s''b-
scribers throughout the entire world,
has also made Cairo the subject CT
a splendi feature article tina. viii
help us throw our beam Of light over
the whole si0ho.
The Southern Lrmberman, the
largest publication Of its kind i1 the
South, Is yet another magazine TO
discover" Caro-. In its latest issue
it devotes a great deal of s9acn to
out hustiing little city from the
lumber standpoint and p,ej! IS
great things fcl our future.
1t pays to advertise. 1t pa; 10
have people advertise you, is You
are city. And the way to III this
is to do things that will make people
talk ftvorably about YOU Ca.") las
begun to do this at last, and from
now on should be known as Il leader
in many industries and in other
things as we'll. The town that doesn't I
hide its light under a bushel is tho
town that makes good and dt.rac!s ;
people and business. Eve"s body
boost for Cairo.