The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1931-01-30
MINNESOTA HAS
MANY INDUSTRIES
MINNESOTA PRODUCTS SHOW
Erred ON PRESIDENT OF THE
NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCI-
ALTON AT ST. PAUL MEETING.

Mlnnesota's greatness as producing
state was indehbly impressed on Geo
B. Dolliver, president Of the National
Editorial Association, who attended
the annual meeting OF the Minnesota
Editorial Association and spoke 70
members Of that organization Friday,
January %
Taking advantage Of an opportunity
TO provide the n. E a president with
a remembrance and AZ the same tine
give their own state boost. the Mn
nesota boys enlivened their annual
banquet Friday night by adding 20 the
program a Minnesota Produc-s
shower with President DoIiver as the
honored guest
Four prophets, well known II Mn
neSota newspaperdom predicted the
various stages Of the shower, the pro-
phets being H z. Mitchell, editor O.
the Bemidu Pioneer. L. a RoSSman o.
the Grand Rapids Herald Review. Vim
Weber Of the Slayton Herald and J.
Adam Bede, former Congressman and
now publisher at Duluth
AT the close Of the shower President
Dolliver found himself the recipient o.
a sack Of flour manufactured by the
Old Fashioned AGllers Of St Paul;
bucket Of maple syrup, manufactured
by the Pioneer Maple Products Com
pany Of Saint Paul; pound each CT
Land o. Lakes butter and cheese; Mn
nesota ham, packed by the McMllan
Company Of ST. Paul; Minnesota sugar.
manufactured by the American Beet
Sugar Company of Chaska; : large
tablet Of paper containing English
finish, Eggsheu, Offset and Labe,
drawing and writing papers MANI
featured by the Northwest Paper Con-
pany of CloQuet and distributed D.
the E j. Stilwen Paper Company o.
Saint Paul; reporters note pad pack
age with a number OF books from rhs
mills Of the Blandin Paper Company
of Grand Rapids. box Of candy from
the S. c. Counbe Candy Company o.
Saint Paul; a canned chicken from
George A. HORNED & Company 81
at Austin; preserved strawberiS.
packed by Wheeler and Barnes. Mn
neapolis; canned pumpkin from the
plant Of the Monticello Preserving
Company Of Monticello; niblets. canned
corn and canned peas from the Mn
nesota Valley Canning Company AZ
LeSueur; Cream of Wheat from the
Cream Of Wheat Company OF Ninnea-
polls; granite paper weight from the
quarries at st. Cloud, the weight being
offered by Fred w Schlplin- publisher
Of the ST. Cloud Times and Journal
Press; a can Of Fort Smelling beans. q
product of the Foley Grocery Com
pany, St Paul; box each OF Seal O.
Minnesota and La Sebana cigars.
manufactured by the Worch Cigar
Company, Saint Paul and a can Of
printers ink by the Consolidated
Printing Ink Company Of Saint Paul
Among the articles given TO Presi-
dent Dolliver was a box Of products
from the Arrowhead region OF Mime
sofa In this box was a hammer and
a complete assortment Of nails from
the plant of the Minnesota Steel Com
pany at Duluth The nails, ranging
IN size from the smallest brads 70
gigantic spikes were all made Of Min
nesota iron One spike had been ham,
mered and shaped into a desk paper
cutter. Besides the nails the box con-
tanned toothpicks. split and spring
clothes pins, meat skeTers, matches.
tongue applicators and other phyS-
clans supplies.
At the close of the meeting PreSt-
dent Dolliver was presented with a
tin brown jug manufactured at Red
Wing. The jug was emblematical Of
the jug over which Michigan and Mn
nesota University football teams have
waged many desperate battles
The Ten Thousand Lakes-Greater
Minnesota Association worked with the
Minnesota Editorial Association N
gathering the Minnesota products
which were presented to Mr.. Dolliver.