The Glenwood post., 1915-10-02
Front Page Advertising Given e|eawood
Springs As Result Of Meeting Of
Colorado Editorial Association
WHAT the BOYS THINK OF Us

Although Glsnwood Springs has been
tie recipient Of many kind words from
the editors of the state, seldom have
they been 20 thoroughly united and
sang with such perfect harmony ~
they are today since they came hero
aad held their annual meeting . few
weeks ago. Although the crowd was
snail, those who came were more than
pleased with their reception snd with
tie goed tine they had and today they
are giving this city front page adver-
tisiag which neney cannot buy, but
which Gad.ess never ha< any trouble
securing.
That Gleawood Springs il bstter
known today il many sections sf the
seste il shown BY the following, taksa
from various STATE papers:
A. announced last week the editor
went to Glenwood Springs for the neet-
Ing Of the Colsrs1o Bditssial aasscia-
tics last Friday and Saturday. The
meeting was ,et - largely attended -
IL should have been, but those there
are all Of the opinion that the meeting
was we'll worth while.
Glsnwood Spring. is an ideal resort
and has been backed by sufficient cap
itsl to develop it to its capacity. Th,
wonderful hot springs wster is piped
to the big pool and various smaller
baths where hundreds Of people annual
y are given back health ~ we'll - At
forded much pleasure. The big Colo
ssdo Hotel 10 equal in both size and
service 70 The hetels Of large eitiss,
sstAing 10 to- good for its patrons.
This hstsl es.tsibstsd natsrially to ~
assseiatisa Meeting In H. way Il Ga
tsstainnent and service. Nsssrs. Dick
80 - Helms ct tAs 0lsnwood pa-
psss ass deserving Of nseh credit fer
~ WY thsy handed ths 1sstiAg asA
for tAe sxesllsst pleasure astsaetisss
provided.
TAs meeting itself was esndsetive Of
mach good - Numerous excellent pa
Pess AID talks were given Of interest
= The profession and should tend to
pat tie .ewspsPer and printing bas,-
neo On = more firn basis. These things
all help the newspapers and help -
these institutions will benefit the stats.
Possibly the most important part Of the
program was the explanation Of the
three commissions of the state govern
nent, namely: The Public Utilities
commission by Sheridan 8. Kendall;
the Industrial Relations commission BY
Wayne c. Williams; the State Tax
commission by Edward Norgan- It ap-
psan that these commissions are doing
and can do great deal Of geod in
their respective lines Of endeavor.-
Surface Creek Chanpion.
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and Saturday, the editors Of ths stats
nst in gra.d esaelavs. A. J. Disksen
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