The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1932-11-24
S. c. Herald Enter
tanned Tuesday Evening
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B block OF 200 Herald subscribers
was introduced to the guests. Hi
talk was very interesting and en-
pertaining. He said in part:
Mr.. Editor, Associate Editor,
manager, and staff of CORES
pondents.
The Sank Centre Herald
which has braved the storms of
newspaper stress and strife
compares favorably with any
community newspaper in the
state.
In fact in variety of its
contents and selective news it
outclasses any in this vicinity.
The news features found in
the front page alone is worth
the subscription price of the
Herald.
In perusing the last edition I
found II topics which rival
news value excellence of any
! daily.
The editorials show a master
hand. In their conciseness,
clarity of statement, sound rea-
soning, they challenge their
equal. They may be whimsical
at times, perhaps. Let me al
Jude to the editorial relative to
one Shoemaker last week. The
editor assumes a feline char
acter; after bouncing upon his
victim, he dangled it at arms
length; the grasp is relinquish-
ed and as faint hope of free
dom animates the victim a
merciless paw seals its fate.
The Herald is a valuable as
set to the business men of
Sank Centre. Through it's wide
circulation it is a most effec-
tive means to bring customers
to the business men of Sank
Centre.
Sometime ago I placed a
small ad in the Herald. It
brought response from a dis
lance of 81 miles.
If were Sank Centre bus
mess man I would like to draw
business from such a radius.
To fellow correspondents.
. The weekly news letters from
e the rural communities form a
major part in the makeup of
the Herald. I am sure their
value is not underestimate by
the Herald publishers. Modesty
does not prevent me from stat
ing that they compare favor
ably with the news letters of
other weeklies. In fact if this 4,
were not so you and I would
not be here on this delightful
occasion.
In conclusion I wish to state
that we are proud of our as
ISOLATION with an establishment
whose management bears the
stamp of 100 per cent integrity.
I wish the Herald unbounded
success in the years to come.
Mrs. Connie Botz, Herald CORES.
,ondent for more than eight years
covering Highway No. 3 and stat.
ID that she enjoyed her work very
much and that the pin money she
earned was greatly appreciated
Mrs. Botz said her family watched
anxiously every Friday morning
ior the Herald to see, after the
news had been read, the bargains
Sank Centre merchants were offer
ng for the week end.
Mrs. A. 1. Cowlthorp, of Lyman
Prairie, stated that she enjoyed
ler work with the Herald; that the
people of the Lyman Prairie com
nunity greatly appreciated the CO
operation the Herald had Away:
given them in fostering the AZ
Club work, and other community
H. G. Wakefield, former resident
low residing at West Union, tolG
If the pleasure Of Mrs. Wakefield
md himself of serving the Herald
n his community.
Allan MacGowan, field secretar,
If the Minnesota Editorial Asso
was next introduced. Mr.
is in close touch with
every weekly newspaper published
n Minnesota. He stated that the
Herald was recognized all over the
state as one of the very best com
nunity newspapers in Minnesota.
Through series of charts Mr.
gave an interesting anG
instructive talk relative to the
1alue of publicity, and gave facts
md figures, covering a period Of
years and nationwide in scope
showing that newspaper advertis
ng was the most effective of any
ype of publicity.
Mr.. MCGOWAN is a brother-in-law
# w. Bennet Morgan for many
years instructor in the manual
raining department of the SauI
Centre Public schools.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. Nc.
Towan's address Ben Dubois was
Introduced. Ben took the liberties
Of an old friend in good naturally
'anning the Herald editor admit.
ing unreservedly however that q
lose perusal of the other weekly
of the state proved to
lis satisfaction that the Herald
vas among Minnesota's best.
Al. Lies, c. ]. McLain and Fred
niger representing the younger
BUSINESS men made short snappy
nd helpful talks. AS advertisers
DR.. Lies and Mr.. Unger stated that
hey used the Herald columns with
'rofit.
John DeWild secretary of the Ma