The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-01-14

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W. Hallach, Fargo, Mergenthaler
Linotoype company; F. b. -Streeter
Linton Record; E. i. Peterson, Dick
inson Press; Edward Sullivan, New
Salem Journal; James Curran, Bis.
marck, state. printer; George D
Mann, Bismarc Tribune.
]. F. Efmatinger, Bismarck, North
Dakota State Highway Bulletin; n
]. Norris, Jamestown Record; : v. f.
Josfin, Bismarck Tribune; I. l. Doh.
erty, Killdeer Herald; e. b. Lum
Valley City Times-Record; B. G. Me-
Elroy, Steele Press: Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Jefferis and Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Jefferis, Washburn Leader; w. r.
Francis and Ethel NJ. Francis, velvs
] Theodore H. Mark, Hebron Herald;
w. C.. Taylor, La Moure Chronicle;
George p. Collins, Darlington hide.
pendent; Wayne Peterson, Rolls
Star; r. W. Kent, Cavalier Chronicle;
D. n. Potter, Casselton Reporter: T.
Il. Mccoy, Mott Pioneer Press; L. r.
Green, Minneapolis, 500 line Adver-
Using Department.; N. NJ. Caldwell,
Minneapolis, Imperial Type Metal
company; NJ. w. Smith, Minneapolis,
Minneapolis Paper company; E. A.
Tosteyin, Mandan Daily Pioneer; NJ.
l. Forkner, Langdon Republican; Sam
Haislct, field secretary, Minnesota
Editorial Association; Luther Bratton.
Rugby Tribune; A. P. Barstad, Har~
vcy Herald. y go.
Field Secretary Plan
The field secretary plan, proposed
for the North Dakota Association,
was discussed by Sam Haislet, field
secretary Of the Minnesota Editorial
Association, who told Of the benefits
derived from it by Minnesota pub
fishers.
Through the use of field secre-
tary, Haislet said, the publishers:
Received greater profit on poll
tical advertising through diSposina
Of the 'smiddleman," who receives
commission.
Gained Increased Advertising from
manufacturing and distributing con.
Germs outside the state. So
Gained connections which enabled
them to have lithographing and any
other large Job which could not b
handled BY their own papers, done hy
| concerns which gave them larger
| profit than heretofore. =
lnaugurated an office service fol
hiring help.
Conducted several surveys for use
| in presenting the associations claim!
for recognition to the national adver
tisers and agencies.
Instituted q ''selline service" To-
| publishers who wish to dispose ..
their plants.
Successful in Minnesota
/ Haislet said that through coopera
ti0n the Minnesota group was making
i q succesS of the plan and briefl!
sketched projects which would b
i undertaken in the future.
whatever action you take be sur
that you are going in with your eye
open," Haislet said. II am thorough
! ~ convinced that every state organ
ioation should have such connection,
I Our bankers, our lumber men an
! other allied industries have full tim
men on the job in their interests. w
u have as much invested and q grea
deal more at stake. We have posi-
bilities Of bringing results no othe
"A group can bring-as, back of it al
the newspaper profession today o.
cupies the most enviable position !
I the realms Of industry"
Committee Appointed
A committee was appointed to max
, 4 thorough survey Of the advisabilit
ST s4mploying 1''ifi1id secretary !
North Dakota and u to make its n
port at tomorrow mornings sessiol
Members are Milford II. Graham
). Devils Lake, Waync Peterson of Roll
and r. w. Kent Of Cavalier.
Il "A resolutions cornn1itte. consistin
If w +. Cushing of Beach. Mrs. "