New Ulm review., 1921-02-09
PEOPLES EDITORS
MEET FEB. 1S 20
Peoples Press Association and Pro-
gressive Legislature Banquet
Friday, Feb. 18th.

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Peoples Press Association and Pro-
gressive Legislature Banquet
Friday, Feb. 18th.
| The winter meeting of the Peoples
Press Association Of Minnesota will
i be held in, the auditorium of the Min
nesota Daily Star building, corner Of
Sixth Avenue and Fifth Street South,
Minneapolis, on Friday and Saturday,
February 18th and 10Th. Plans in
clude attending services Sunday morn
ling at the st. James English Lutheran
church, 4515 Nicollet Ave, Rev.
William c Drain, pastor, February
Goth. N !.
On Sunday afternoon, a tour of the
cooperative farmer-owned enterprises,
such as the Equity Exchange, packing
plant at Newport, etc, under the
supervision of Mr.. A. B. Gilbert,
manager Of Mr.. A. b. Gilbert, manager
managef, Of the Northwestern Service
Bureau, will be made. @
"A joint banquet by the editors and
Legislators and their friends will be
held at the Fredrick Hotel, Fifth and
Cedar Streets, St. Paul. Oh Friday
evening, Feb. 18th. Editor Jos. e.
Baldus Of the Mcleod County Repub-
| lie will be the toastmaster at the
banquet. The. main speaker at the
banquet viii be DR.. Henrik Shipstead.
Other speakers announced are Thos.
Van Lear, Miss Lily Anderson, Edi-
tor Herbert CASTOR Of the Daily Star
and a number Of editors and members
of the legislature who will be called
on for five minute toasts. The place
of the banquet was set; at St. Paul,
altho the convention will be held in
Minneapolis, to better accommodate
our friends in the legislature.
| The convention will open at 200
o'clock in the afternoon, Friday, Feb.
18Th in the, auditorium Of the Star
building. An address Of welcome will
be delivered by Herbert CASTOR,
president Of the Northwest Publishing
Company, owners of. the building and
publishers of the Daily Star. The re-
lsponse will be made by the president
of the Peoples Press Association,
Editor A. S.aKinney Of the Washing
ton County Post of Saltwater. Various
business will be attended to at the
afternoon session including the treas
urer's report and the appointment Of
committees olutions, legislative,
labor lyceu1n, etc.
The banquet at st. Paul that even
ing will begin at Z o'clock. 'tits.t:. . EtA
The Saturday morning session, Feb.
10Th, will begin promptly at $3.50
"'How to Increase Your Subscription
List" will be discussed in ten minute
papers each by Fay Cravens Of the
Mile Lacs County Times, I. M.
Kalnes Of the Park Region Echo, and
Ora E. Kelso of the Meeker County
News after which there, will be ten
minutes for an open discussion =on the
subject
ssHow to Win the Town People, is
the subject of a 20 minutes talk by
Victor Lawson, editor of the Willmar
Tribune and mayor of the city Of
Willmar
Getting Foreign Advertising will
be the subject Of a 80 minutes lecture
by D. H. Detchon, Advertising manager
of the Nonpartisan Leader.
Mr.. Chryst, president Of the farmer
owned terminal packing plant at
Newport is also on the program for
Saturday morning.
The afternoon, session is to begin
at 2 o'clock sharp. A B. Gilbert will
speak for3 80 minutes on ''The North
western Service Bureau after which
there will be a general discussion on
the subject for so minutes. 81
Hon. A. c. Welch, president Of the
| Minnesota United Farmers and Non
partisan whip in the lower house ocf
the legislature will speak. .=s
Organize Your Shop will be the
subject rof 20 minutes address by
Gust Winberg Of the Typographical
Union.
Then will conc reports Of committees
and election of officers for the coming
year. .'s1t .sssz.sEEst Is .a es:sI IL IIts5f..
ID One Of the features Of the converl-
ton will be a. front page makeup
contest. All progressive newspapers
published in Minnesota during the
week, Feb: s to IL will be considered
in this contest, 50 it IS up to all make
]. up men to be particularly careful. Z.