The Sauk Centre herald., 1916-01-13
NEWSPAPER men
HEADED THIS Way
NORTHERN MINNESOTA EDITO-
RIAL ASSOCIATION IN SAUK {
CENTRE NEXT, WEEK
Com. CLUB Will ENTERTAIN
VISIT HOME SCHOOL WHERE A
BUFFET LUNCHEON WILL
BE SERVED-PROGR
(Chas. A. Kusba)

Sauk Centre will have the honor
next week OF playing host to the men,
Ders OF the Northern Minnesota Ed
ItOrlal Association VINO will meet
here In annual conclave on Friday and
saturday, Jan. p and 22., It is ex-
pected that these knights of the
quill and pastepot, representing As of
the northern counties of the state,
will come at least 5O strong and per-:
haps IN excess of that numDer.
| While the objective of the two
days session is to "talk shop" there
Will be plenty of play afforded be-
tween working hours. This is being
seen to by a Commercial Club COM
mittee composed of Asa M. Wallace,
A. F. Strebel and R.. E. Hansen. The
program as arranged by this commit
tee Is an interesting one and does not
allow of an idle moment during the
entire time of stay Of the visitors in
the city.
| Business sessions Of the convention
will be held in the rooms of the Com
merclal Club. While the papers and
discussions will be purely technichal
as relating to the newspaper and
printing business, yet they will be
open to public and assuredly interest
ing.
| Formal welcome to- the visitors will
be- given by Mayor John N. McGibbOn
iand j. Fred Cooper, president of the
Commercial Club, at the opening ses-
sion at II o'clock on Friday. The re-
sponse will be made by George Eric
son of the Spooner News. From that
time and beginning with the annual
address of the president, Asa M. Wall
|lace of the Sauk Centre Herald, un--
| til the last business of the last ses-
sion on Saturday, the selecting of
the city for the next annual meeting
and the next summer outing the bus
| mess sessions will be devoted to the
solving of newspaper and printing
problems.
| Plenty of recreation and opportun-
tiles for sightseeing have been ar
ranged for by the committee In
charge. On the afternoon of Friday
the visitors will be taken on visit to
the State Home School for Girls. At
ter thorough inspection of the prem
/ ises and grounds the party will be
served buffet luncheon as the guests
of Mrs. F. F. Morse, superintendent.
In the evening the visitors will be
rendered a banquet by the CONNER
cial Club at the. Palmer House, fol-
flowing which the entire assemblage
will repair to the Commercial Club
rooms to enjoy a smoker and infor-
NAL program. This will be big get
together meeting at which the visit
ors and Sauk Centreiteg will be given
opportunity to exchange views for the
|bettefment and DEVELOPMENT Of the
entire region covered by the newspa-
Epers represented by the visitors The
program in full for the two days is as
follows: -
Friday, January 21 "
11:O0 a. m.-Address of Welcome by
W Mayor of Sank Centre and Pres
ident Sauk., Centre Commercial
Club.
ID Response-Geo. Ericsson, Spooner
4 News. -
/ Appointment of Resolutions Com
mittee. a ~
r.; Adjournment. -
/ 1880 o. m.-Annual Address-Asa NJ
| Wallace (Sauk Centre Herald)
| President Northern Minnesota
| Editorial Association. ssr~4
1:45 p. -"Meeting the News Re-
quirements Of Your FieldHrL. A.
/ Rossman, Grand Rapids Herald
| Review. 80 81
I 2:10 p. m.-"Repprt Of Legislative
| Committee"-Hon Farley A. Dare
1 Walker Pilot.
# 2:30 p. m.-Visit State Home School
for Girls. I.
$50 D. m.-Buffet Luncheon, served
| by Mrs. F. F. Morse, Superintend-
ent, State Home School for Girls
500 p. m.-Banquet, Palmer House,
given by Sauk Centre CONNER
/ cial Club. ~ =
/ Later-Smoker and informal pro-
! gram at Commercial Club rooms.
!. Saturday, January "a
$50 a. m.-"Booster Editions; Do
They Pay ?"-Victor p. Lawson.
Wiilmar Tribune. eH -!
/ 1000 4. m. Print Shop Problems
and the Cost Card'-J. C. Nor
| rison, Norris Trihune; President
Minnesota Editorial Association;
+ Condnctor ef the Newspaper De-
/ i partment Of The Inland Printer.