The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-03-06
NOR. MINI. EDITORS
HAVEFINE MEETING
Messrs. Schilplin and East
man, St. Cloud, Hosts,
Thurs. and Fri.
VERY STRONG PROGRAM
Will Meet at CrOOkst0n Next
Winter-Officers Elected
Resolutions

The winter meeting of the North
ern Minnesota Editorial Association
held at st. Cloud Thursday evening
Friday and Saturday was one of the
most successful and largely attend
ed ever held in the % years of the
organizations existense.
Thursday evening Fred Schilplin
and Alvah Eastman of the st. Cloud
Times-Journal-Press were hosts at
an informal dinner at Breen hotel
This dinner was attended by about
100. Mr.. Lynch, President of the
Standard Clothing Company, of
Minneapolis, was the only speaker
at this meeting. The gentleman
gave an interesting resume of the
business situation Of the country
from his viewpoint.
Messrs. Schilplin and Eastman
kept open house at the Times and
several thousand besides the news
paper men made an inspection of
the rebuilt Times-Journal-Press
plant which is marvel of modern
arrangement and equipment for a
city the size of st. Cloud. The hospi-
tally of Messrs Schilplin and
Eastman on this occasion.
The business sessions of the
Association were held in the Com
munity rooms of the Court House.
Mayor Murphy, of st. Cloud, most
graciously welcomed the guests
and G. H. Bronson, vice president
of the Association, and publisher
of the Osakis Review, responded
very appropriately.
At the afternoon session J. p.
Mattson, venerable editor of the
Warren Sheaf, gave an address on
"a Glimpse of Three Continents.
The gentleman has spent much of
his time in the last few years
roaming about the globe. His ad-
dress was intensely interesting. Mr..
Mattson covered his subject won
derfully we'll in the short time al
lotted him.
The high light of the Friday ev-
ening banquet was the address of
Robert Forrest, assistant Game
and Fish Commissioner of Mime
sofa. This Scotch newspaper man
from Lake Wilson has built Won
derful clever address on "The Ev-
olution of the Angleworm." This
talk is a comedy gem and the
Herald editor hopes to bring Mr..
Forrest to Sank Centre in COM
paratively short time to give the
members of the Community Club
a real treat.
The officers elected were:
President-C. H. Bronson, Osak-
is Review.
Vice President - Keith Rogers,
Park Rapids Enterprise.
Secretary Treasurer - Asa M.
Wallace, Sank Centre Herald. r.
Executive Committee-Lou Ben
schoff, Detroit Lakes Record; Ru-
dolph Lee, Long Prairie Leader,
and H. H. Barker, Grant County
Herald, Elbow Lake.
The association accepted the in
vitation extended by the newspap-
er men and civic bodies of Crooks
ton to hold the next annual meet
ing in that city. The place and
time of holding the summer outing
was left to the executive commit
tee.
The following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved, that we extend our
sincere appreciation to Messrs.
Fred Schilplin and Alvah Eastman
of that progressive inland daily,
The St. Cloud Daily Times, for
their generous hospitality and
their endeavors to make our stay
with them agreeable and most
pleasant.
To Mayor Murphy for his tactful
and sincere greetings Of welcome
on behalf of this enterprising and
prosperous city of st. Cloud, the
gateway to the beauties of North
ern Minnesota, and the queen city
of the North Star State.
To our able President, Brother
Christie, and to Asa M. Wallace
our genial secretary, for their in
defatigable endeavors to make this
meeting the success which it has
been, and for their successful eff
forts to make each member feel at
home. For this they have our sim
cere appreciation.
Resolved, that we again, with
even more emphasis, go on record
as being opposed to the free pub
licity which comes down upon us
like a deluge, and we ask each and
every member to make his waste
basket larger and to make freer
use of it than ever.
We extend our thanks to Brother
John Casey, President of the State