The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-12-30
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:. oassary for you to get few |inks
~ sleen prior to the opening OF the
Friday morning business session 81
the association. Z. I. Z .5 j. r.. I.
IT. # Friday, January ~ s.s
.ao a. m. sharp, at Commercial
c1,,h rooms-Address of welcome, a.
INGRAM. mayor of Sank Center.
: Pasnonse-H. q. Mitchell, past
president, Northern MINES ota Fol
torial association.
Making a Survey of Your Com,
munity," Herman Roe, Northle =!
News, past secretary, Minnesota a hai-
torial association. &.a-
Discussion, n. G.. Hotaling, Maple
ton Enterprise, field secretary, Ma
tional, Editorial association, treasurer
minnesota Editorial association, past
president, National and Mimi esota
editorial associations; Carl Carlson,
Melrose Beacon. -
us Advertising Worth What. It
Costs?" A. l.. LaFreniere, Grand
Rapids Independent. Rudolph Lee
Long Prairie Leader, past president,
Northern Minnesota Editorial asso-
citation. e&1ss5,sl5st Z 'ts',t
I IL noon-Luncheon at State Home
for Girls. -,
Addresse, DR.. j. A. Dubois, Sank
Center; Mrs. Blanche LaDue ara
Ralph W.. Wheelock, members state
Board of Control; Mrs Fannie French
Morris, superintendent Home school.
2:3O %. m.-Business session at
Community building, Home school.
what Is Advertising; How to Get It
and How to Retain It, Carl w. Jones,
advertising manager, Minneapolis
journal. =.
B Discussion Alvah Eastman, St..
Cloud Journal-Prcss, past president
Minnesota Editorial association; r. S.
Wilcox, Brainerd Tribune, p. M. La
Fond, Little Falls Transcript.
"a Senator George M. Peterson. sec
rotary Of the Retail 2Grocers and GEN
eral Merchants association of Mime
sofa, will discuss this subject from
the merchants standpoint. The lead
ing railroads of the state will fbe
asked to choose man to represent
them in their angle Of the "adyer-
Using game" 4
| 1.-THE Business End of a Country
Print Shop" w. E. Verify, Wadena
Pioneer journal, past president, Nor
thern association, first yice-president
Minnesota state association.
Discussion, W. B. III Mckenzie,
Crookston Times; P. j. Vasaly, Little
Falls Herald, past president, Northern
association. &,. N. .$
'sThe Newspaper as a Morale
Builder" Ludwig I. Roe, Montsvideo
News, past president Seventh District
Editorial association, commander Sew.
E.enth District Minnesota American
Legion.
q p. m.-Banquet given by the
lSauk Center Commercial club.
! Vocal solo, Norman B. Black, Far.
fgo K N. d. Forum. Other songs, etc
I Smoker at Commercial club rooms
Asa M. alace, Sank Center Herald
past president of the Northern anG
Minnesota associations, presiding.
'Greetings From the Minnesota
Editorial association" Philip Leisch
New Ulm, Brown County Journal
president state association,
Address, R. P.yC Chase, state auditor
The Return of the North Dakota
Prodigal Son. N. b. Black, Fargo
/ IN. d. Forum, past president NORTH
Dakota Press association. IKE
Welcoming the Return of Nortl
Dakota Into the Union" Fred L. Had
ley, Winnebaro Enterprise, past pres
.fident state association.
3. "Greetings From Southern Mime
sofa, Joseph Is. Reynolds, Mankat,
Z Free Press, past president, Secon,
4 District Editorial association. s.
HI Address, Major Harrison Fuller
4 first commander of the American lie
Egion, department Of Minnesota, man
4 aging editor, st. Paul Dispatch Pic
neer Press. r E.sis #5s ST Ri. az
aHeinie Mitchell. by Request II
2. Mitchell !, Remidji Sentinel, pas
president Northern assoctan.ioii,rY.f
president, Northern association. !.
Saturday, January 20
II Selecting place for holding mex
q annual business meeting.
z Report of resolutions committee
Election Of officers.
/ HShould. Subscription Prices B
/ Reduced?s James C. Morrison, Morri
Tribune, past president, state assc
! citation. rs T.s u
General discussion invited.
!. Aud Lang Syne," and adjourn
, Iment, sine die. S s !.