Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-03-27
TALKSON WORK
0FADVERT'lSINC
CLUBSMS STATE
Will E. Holbein Speaks For
Future and Outlines Past
Accomplishments.

/. bismarck, N. D., March 27.-There
Seems to be- no end Of things that the
Associated Advertising Clubs Of North
Dakota can do" stated Will E.. Hol-
today. in speaking OF the activities of
the organization, and its future.
Il. There has been many calls made
during the past year on the clubs that
constitute the Associated Advertising
NClubs Of North Dakota, and invariab-
lily the Clubs have come across and
acted Isplendidly. 1t seems that ev-
aery club in the state has turned its
attention to assisting in the movement
tans, and it has indeed been interest
ing to note the different plans that
have beer mad and carried out by
these publicity organizations
This has brought to the minds of
the officers of the state organization
some plans that they would like. to
see started this year. One, thing that
we are working on now is to have all
commercial organizations. who are
getting Out booster pamphlets for
their communities is to have them
fold up 4x9 inches in size, and Secre-
tary Thomas H. Sullivan Of Mandan,
= Of the Associated Advertising Clubs
of North Dakota. has sent out letters
to all commercial organizations in the
state asking them to do this.
Convention in Early Summer.
1.-THE annual convention Of the AS
ISOLATED Advertising Clubs Of North
Dakota will be held in the early sum-
mer at Minot, n one of h things
that will come up at this convention
is the matter of providing cabinets
in which to ~place advertising circu-
lars and pamphlets from this state
the cabinets to be placed in hotels
and. other prominent places in some
of The larger cities of this and ad-
jacent states. so that guests of the
hotels may become better posted or
the resources of North Dakota II
seems to some of US that about 1OC
of these cabinets could be placed tt
4 good advantage. and at a relative
small cost to the state association
and at the same time be of vast bene,
f. fit to the people of the state.
There is in the air a great dea
of development talk, associations arr
being formed to boost North. Dakota
A campaign to sell North Dakota tt
North Dakotans has been inauguratet
: in several parts of the state. TIL
advertising clubs are interested ir
this activity to bring to North Dakots
moro settlers, and spread the gospe
of optimism among our own people
so that when the settlers come her
they will meet with a welcome ant
not a knock for the state. Nortl
Dakota is coming back strong. but /
will need the unselfish effort of ever,
true citizen Of the state to bring i
back quickly.
Clubs Working Hard.
THE different clubs of the stat
have been working hard this winter
stated Mr.. Holbein, land this har'
work is bound to bear fruit in al
awakened desire to do something bi
by the parent organization. Many o
the activities of the clubs are worth,
of mention. as tho clubs are soma
what backward in singing their ow,
praises Following are some of tn
activities noted by the officers of tn
Associated Advertising Clubs of Mort
Dakota during the cold spell:
Fargo Town Cricrs' club has bee
working hard on an %educationa
course for its members. This wor
has been sponsored n led by J.. 4
Pierce: vice president of the state as
sociation. The members have tase
part in many civic affairs, and mad
their efforts felt.
Valley City Town Criers' club ha
been publishing a monthly trade jour
nal that has had a wide circulatio
among the farmers of that localit,
This trade journal is filled with snar
py advertisements of members of tn
club, and selected reading matter the
is of interest to the people of this
part Of the state.
Bismarck Town Criers' club his
been holding regular meetings, an
papers on advertising have been rea
and discussed. and the club has tai