The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-01-28
Newspaper Men Furnish
High Class Entertainment
at Friday Nights Banquet

splendid spirits and condition al
though he had but day or two prev
ious returned from hard two weeks
in Washington, D. C. The governor is
one of the "gang," and he proved to
the entire satisfaction of those at the
banquet that the people of the state
chose wisely when they made him
governor in 1924.
Loveable Larry Ho, former mayor
of st. Paul and now City Commits
lsioner, was the last speaker. Larry
Everyday life is a symbol of friend
ship universal in its broadest mean
ling. He is happiest when he is spread
Ling ray of sunshine about and his
Idoctrine of good will and tolerance
was greatly enjoyed.
Many Sank Centre people insist
that Friday evenings program was
the best ever held in this city.
| AT Saturday mornings session
| Grove Wills was elevated to the posit-
ion of president, j. Paul Kinney of
the Alexandria Citizen-News : was
manned Vice president, and A. G.
Rutledge was reelected secretary for
the 18th time.
A special committee consisting of
Harry Wheelock, Lawrence Hodgson
land H. z. Mitchell, presented spec
ial resolution to the memory of the
late William Verify of Wadena, past
president Of the Northern and State
Associations.
It had been rumored that st. Cluod
would ask for the 1927 Winter Meet
ing. e-.@,a-.
| As none of the newspaper men of
st. Cloud appeared to care enough
for the association to attend the meet
ing the association by unanimous
ivote decided to hold the 1927 meeting
lat Grand Rapids after very corral
Invitation had been extended by Ed
litors LaFreinere and Rossman.
| The following is report of the
Resolutions committee.
We desire to express our apprecia-
/ ton OF the hospitality that has been
extended to us during our stay in
Sank Centre. Cur visit has been a
most pleasant one and We tender our
thanks to Bro. Wallace and to the ar
rangement committee for our splen-
did entertainment
Our visit to the State Home School
4 nor Girls has helped to call our atten-
ffkb1n az ain, TO the SplenQlQ WOTk that
lis being done by this Institution. We
are impressed with the value of this
work, a work that is made especially
! worth while by the efficient manage
ment Of Mrs. Mary Stewart, superin-
| tendent.
AS an association we protest against
the policy Of the government enter
| ing the printing business in competi-
we earnestly urge the congressional
| delegation from Minnesota to use it's
influence in support of the measure
now before congress which seeks to
| prohibit the government from engag-
ing in commercial printing.
AS editors of rural papers in nor
thern Minnesota we desire to assist
every constructive movement which
the northwest and we therefore en-
dorse the proposed Great Lakes water
way project and pledge ourselves to
assist In the consummation of this
project in every way that we can.
We endorse the suggestion Of Mr..
keyes of Winnipeg who addressed
our association on the subject of adj
vertising, that national advertising
agencies and advertisers adopt the sys-
tenn of furnishing advertising cuts uni
form to the standard. 8, IL or 1914
ems. and drawn in outline, because
orally adopted, would contribute to
| the value of advertising.
We believe firmly in the wisdom Of
the establishment by. the State Edi-
toriaa association Of the department of
Field Secretary and we earnestly rec
ommend that the members of this as
ISOLATION support the enterprise. We
commend the efforts of the state
association and of President Mitchell
to establish such a department and
we hope that at the coming meeting
OF the State association, the neces-
sary interest will be shown and sup
port offered to warrant the immedi-
ate establishment of the department
and the employment Of field secre-
tary.
| Respectfully submitted,
| RUDOLPH LEE,
| e. L. PETERSON,
c. w. CARLSON.