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111 dividual has taken advantage of [1ch mp]
' 1 1 1‘ ' ° lack of zoning: ordinance to fill a 504‘ l ‘
1' 11 1 11 What COmmunlty seerCe lot with junl: right out to the curbolifim 2611s“
1 1 13111 1 a residence distrilclt. Balie elmbanlqnems 53:0
' 1 1. 11 111 A N R d 7 and a swamp acc to tie ( ismal scene. 1
1 1 1 111 MUSt ewspaper en er. The paper repeatedly calls it to tlie1 .T1.
" 111 1 1 . attention of the calloused residents. {£17101 11'
f.‘ r; :11 By EkNiis'i: HARRisoN, Editor, Rittman Press, Ohio inspires resolutions and petitions m r close
1 , council. A license law is passed, finally “Wk
1 '11111 What community service must a news- of town, and we all wake up Sunday forcing the junk yard out. Civic Oi‘gaii- 15 110th
1 _‘ .1 per render? . morning with a lreadache. Possibly we izations make a project of beautifying tlgeni
11 1 The wording suggests that it is man- made money.‘ sleihaps we even got the landscape. The whole community“ 1111‘
:11 1 1‘ datory that a newspaper should give a some new subscriptions. Did we ienc ci is proud of the ellort. bet“,
.. ‘1 1 community- servlce. _ I interpret .11 to a community serVicer . _ An electric utility announced quietlyl ktit.l
.1 1 suggest also a choice lor the editor in the ' Next it seems a'good thing to pub- that it. would present a new rate 0mm (1 in
I 1 1 1 service that he mus/ render. Theieloie, 1191‘s.”? organizations oi th: conunun- ance to council to replace the one About r 1me
ii ‘11 1t lalls upon me to pick out the most ity by iiinning the pictures o the piesi IOCXPH‘C- The newspaper learned from 1,1
f ; 1111 important community service and then dents. or to make as many parents as a very reticent utilities committee that _ \i to
, 1 1 to show why the editor should give his possible very happy by printing the pic- the proposed rate was higher. It in ilile i
. 1 1 1 best. efforts to carry it out in his conl- tures ol their inlants. So we run a long mediately warned th ecoinmunity and , ecitn
‘ 1 munity. For me and for the purpose of series, spend much time and money council 01- the impending imposition. .. to 111
1 1' this discussion, it will be best also to making many people leel good by break— Council slept on. The newspaper print- 1 E1111;
1 limit the subject to its application to ing into picture-print. Perhaps we cre- ed the lower rates of neighboring com- I T
1‘ 111 1 the small town by the small newspaper. ate a. wave of good feeling in the com- munities. It printed many bona fide p 1111:
1-11 In Rotary we try to live under the munity. T‘Ve may increase the sub- letters to the editor demanding a lower,1 1111
_' , 1 motto “He Profits Most Who Serves scription list. Did we render a com— not. a higher rate. It wrote editorials: eyeiy
. _ 1 Best.” In the service club we try to munity service? . on the front page and inside. It urged 1 1\)}ll)c
, I . 1 : keep our motives altruistic. our outlook \Ve run a prize puzzle contest, placing people to attend council meetings and 1 116:];
. "1. f1 mmmunity-Wide and world-wide, and great emphaSIs on its simplicity and the have their interests properly cared lot. 9 able
. ‘ 11 3 to take a sincere and helplul interest in [act that everyone can w1n something [jg/II Ralc Fig/it [M31111 1 Tl‘
1 1.1 1 our less fortunate fellow citizens. every week, and that the poor Widow The results were $10“, but, sure. The
1 1 1 11 :1 I’m/[ls Almsurcd by Service on First Street won the big prize last committee (lid not. dare approve a high- 11211111111
1 l 111 1 Newspaper publishing is not Rotary. week, and she really needed the money. er rate, or even an equal one. The Civic gum;
. ’[i ; It is a business—and a tough one. But in Did we render a community servtcer Association passed a resolution. People, 1mm]
3 1 i1 its broad community aspect it, too, offers \Ve promote a marble tournament, we particularly women. appealed at council 1 office
. :1 11 1 a tremendous field [or service. And in stage a homecoming celebration, we meetings. For nine months the matter! of m
.5 11‘ .11 this big field he among us who serves shoutin big type and over many columns was kept before the community nearly 1‘ 'ft;"
1 I 1 .‘1 11 best will profit most—in satisfaction to for many months about the virtues of every week. The result: a rate ordinasce 11111;:
1.1, ' 11 ; himself ol haVing done something to our community: ‘Are we rendeiing a that saves every householder at least 50F um“
I y, 1 1 ameliorate the lot ol hils neighbors community service! . cents a month on his bill and every busr , lawlc
1 3 g 1 throughout his community. Many “Services Merely Slimts ' ness man about 15 percent on his com- 1 tion
1 11 1 Therefore, for the purpose of this The answer, it seems to me, in most mercial bill. To [0P it oil. the power m y", 71
i E1 1 discussion also, we must place in the cases is NO. Most of these so-called company developed so much respect for" :1“)
1 1 1 background the very important busi- “community service” efforts by news— that coinnuinity during the long battle 1 111;?
i E ,1 ness side of newspaper work. We must. papers are just stunts and are inspired of wits and words that it moved its Cleve
. i :,1 1 for the moment, overlook the note due by the same motive that induces a mer- district, office to the town, created jobs nine
1 1: I 11 1; at the bank, and consider ourselves the chant to promote a sale, that is, to im- for several local people, rented a good i ”m
1 ,1 1 most outstanding individuals in the prove the business. A newspaper makes building. established a local manager, . .11.};0
I 1 1 community with the best chance to give publicity for others and thrives on its and now participates actively in com- F (leler
t i1 u . otir several communities real service. own. It is a business, and so is entitled munitv enterprises. 5; to f
1 1 Now we are otit looking for a com- to use all of the devices known to busi- Did] that newspaper render a mm- m- 1
E 11 munity service to render. ness to improve its revenue, to create munitv service? It: did, because it help— 1 011};
L 11 The idea of exploding a bombshell g00(lWi1L and 110 perpetuate itself. B1111 ed everyone by its efforts. And the 1 (Mom,
I 1 of a big merchants’ jamboree to drag in 1 [llmk that most-of US know WC 2111‘ Ohio Newspaper Association awarded litiiig
.1 ‘ 1: 1 the countryside pops into mind quick~ acting only as business ineiror women it a prize in that field last year. it two11
’ t 1 1 1y, because we have always wanted to when we do most of the things we do Here is another page from my per ‘ the
1 ’1 (fJ 111 (10 something 11631111 big in the 53195 6110er (11131 1“ newspaper publishing. sonal diary. which many of you mayliaVC 1 reopc
1“ t 1 promotion field. So we fly into that \Vhat I am concerned about is the read in news dispatches: . (r and
' vi. 111 one and threaten, cajole or beg enough (mnmimily service that a newspaper One June day two years ago a minor- .y. Want
‘ a . 1 merchants to take enough space (with must render. Permit me to rely on ; ity group of radical union laborers took 1 the s
, E x; blanket circulation thrown in) to really personal experience, brief though it is a large factory out on strike. They 1: mam
a ' 1 make an impression on the community. in comparison with the decades some barricaded streets leading to the plant, turn
. f ' We have a big paper, the merchants of your have compiled: threw up picket post's, held Very be It unio]
i n .1 have a big day or three (lays, a carni- A town is blighted by an uiisliglitly quent, noisy meetings, and were Whipped [or a
1' f4 val takes several thousand dollars out highway approach. An insensible in- through all of the regular technique 1 TI‘
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C 0f the 1))ed out by well-paid labor organi- first to announce the result. pect; and in determining whether any ». 1 l 111(111 1
a 50-me , min This was rebellion forced upon a In those black three months did that advertisement is misleading, there shall 1' £11 1‘11111‘1 .
3 curb in f‘ “Sid“ prosperous community by out- newspaper render a community service? be taken into account (among other 1 “W111i :,
alikmemg iideinteiests. The harmony and prosperity of the things) not only representations made ,2 “111114
ral scerie_1 The company moved its records out community in the year following re- or suggested by statement, word, design, 1l1ll l1 '1
t to tlrel . [the offices and announced the plant opening of that industry were ample device, sound, or any combination there- ‘11::1‘1131 f
Elents. It 1 (dosed until piCkets were removed. Three proof that it had. of, but also the extent to which the ad- 1i ” [1‘11” 1;
mom to 1 weeks of supposed negotiations netted 13,7355 Mects Challgngg vertisement fails to reveal facts material ‘ ;:1' #1111 ll ..
‘d, finallyl nothing but more credit accouirts on In that situation lies the very heart iii the light of such representations or i 11111111111 l ,
”C (irganf the merchants’ books, distraught wives of this subject. It was a time when material with respect to consequences “(1111‘11‘ i 1
autlfyingl of non-union workers, fear and more the souls ol'imen were tried in that coiii- which may result from the use of the 1 11111??? 1 ‘ ,
mmunityf fear. The braggai‘t picketer‘s solicited iiiunity. The very existence of the commodity to which the advertisement 3 11llfl1111
.1 1111 1 business men for donations for the pic- community was at stake. There were relateslunder the conditions prl‘escrilmil ‘ 1.'il’l1‘[1‘1:1'
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teqordinif ket line canteen. The merchants gave principles that had to be fought for 111 Slr'tlt l(.‘él,t.l_86mém’ 0i 11in él,flvicl 1 1111,1111l1111 1
-in fear. lhe newspaper printed nCWs at any risk. Only one institution in the COIN ”10115 <15 leC customary 01 usua . . 1 1 11,11 11; 1 1
ne about 1" about the condition of workers' families whole community was iii position to —— l ”M 11h
fed from who were unwillingly at the mercy of meet the crisis. It met the challenge. TINY/("3" Advertising Reasons Hi1,” "'1
“6:1 [111: 1 the radicals. lt printed letters to the The community was-better for- it.' . 1 . 'I‘lrirteenreasoiis 1101. using newspapers ‘1 1" 1 11‘1”?
nity and 1 editor asking for a chance to go back That is my idea of commiuoi‘y sen/1w as advertising mediums are listed by ,f 1- ‘ 11111111 1
P05111011 to work: ‘ that ‘a newspaper musl render. . Publishers Idea Exchange. The copy 1 11 1111111111 :11
er print— 1’ Edi/0r .S/(mzls l3y Guns ' Of course not every community can was Prepared 11y L, 'H_ Sample, Royal 1111- 11l1i 1;
ing tour 1 Then the picketers stopped the edi< offer a newspaper an opportunity like Oak, Mich., Daily Tribune, and released 1‘ 11111 11
01121 1111131 tors car and told him to print only What the one .I €11_]()y€(l. I hope you never through permrssron of the publisher, 1 1111111111,; 11
a lower, 1 they told him to. Then they warned have to live through such a time in your Floyd I Miller. . . 1‘111l11llf 1.1-1
ditorials, 1 every merchant who advertised 111 the community. .1 olterrtliink that.only my One ad 'was runa time at stated inter— . 1‘11511ll1‘x
It urged1 paper that his store would be boycotted. youth and inexperience prov1ded the vals, in srmple display With plenty of 1 111111 111111 1
1110‘s and 1 Merchants bowed to their threats. The courage to wade into that mess and stop white space, 3 by 4, each ad being liead- 1 1111111111 ,il .
red 1011. 1 newspaper became less and less profit the wave ol lawlessness before it 6311- ed: _l{eas.ons for Using Newspaper Ad- 1111111. 1 ’
I able each week. gulfed the whole town. vertrsrng.’ Here are the ads: ; 114113111] 11.
ire. The Then it printed a strong editorial de- In many communities .[here will .be l_—NewsYpaper reading is. a universal . ‘1111111‘ 11
:ahigli- irouncing labor racketeering: With -in- schools and public serv1ces to build, habit. Newspaper advertismg, there- , 1111111111 .
'he Civic Siiruations about the local strike. Action there will be safety programs and other lore, reaches Virtually all who read and '1 f 11111 121%! -
People, » lcame immediately.‘ Two carloads ol educational work to perform. - In the buy. . i ’UI £11 ll‘ ‘
;council ., roodlurrrs poured into the newspaper “111151 of all 01 these challenging I’m’ 2—A newspaper advertiserrreiit can : 1:11 1" 1‘ 1111 _'
3 matter! office, ordered everybody out 0“ threat jects will I continue only to run a busi- HIV‘VEIYS be seen by the reader: 11111111 11‘1’1 111 i.
1/ nearly :1 0t smashing the place, closed the door ness called a newspaper? d—The newspaper advertisenrenti as 1 11 E111111111|
rdinasce l after tlienr and picketed the .plant. .A The test for a real community service part Of the complete PHPCT’ goes into , 1‘11I1‘1‘111 11.1 ;
least 50 1, union compitor was even denied admit: is: Will it leave nry community improved the home as a welcome guest. ‘ 1' 11l'111111111v1
81.111151 r Enie'to get his tools. The element. .01 permanently when it is dove; “7111 [1115 4—The newspaper advertisement can 1 11111111111
Iris com 1 1w essness had. taken the last institu- place be better for my haVing published have as much news. value and reader 11 11111111111111 1
e power 1 tion of pmgress in toWn. The).I held lull a newspaper in it? interest as the IICWS'IICHI. . : 111: 11111111 i
;pect 101. ‘f' 1:11;?“ Afid people “Ere 1:gettinyg 1:‘eally - Subject 01- course to maturing 01- years, nonglie :ntiount) 01f textI usedlin rnewls- _ 11111111111111 .
g battle g , <1 'er ‘oui‘wee s o. no “or . it 15 my opinion that a newspaper ”1.1151 1‘1 . My 1 isenr'cn s is (epem cut on y 1 111111111111111
wed its 1The editor was no coward. He had render this kind of community servrce. oir‘thc size of space. . ‘ 1 . 1 11111 1111111111 ,
ted jobs figmol‘the pickete1s téied for Iriotfilnd I say musl because we are 11‘,ng at a (1;:Ecrxspaper (ff/101 tisingl lh-VHCXIl)‘]1(:i 1‘ 111111 1111111111 .
a good l trial tliftmxfdkleillcttl: 'jlltilt‘:()ilil‘ltlc’iL-L(1:(3 tinre when every community 15 flooded controliedSIMPCI ”Cl 15m?“ 15 (lu‘L y lillil til“: i’
ianager, 1 The lieWslp't )er O'rewui I.)fl . 0 ‘ ‘ With forms of entertainment other than 8—-News-)a )er advertisii r . 1 1 . 1— 111111 111111
in com— ‘ _‘l D , _ n m uence as a the newspaper and when nrere news is _ W _ l. I _ ‘1 ‘j .15 m") )5 a‘ I 1‘1111.1115111111111111111 :
defender 0i peoples rights. It was looked thrown ,11 us ever hour 01- the day _1usted to difleient conditions. : 1‘11111L 11'111119‘1111 1
a corri- l’ to for. authoritative news of develop- For the 86111813211)” 2:) survive as a minis: 9 —_ Newspaper advertising enables 15‘1’V 1141
it help- 1 ments in the strike. 1 . [61‘ to public welfare it mrist stand above manufacturers aird dealers to state where , 1112111 11111 1
nd the 1 1211-16 editor had to suffer another in» an ordinary business. It must render their products may be ,1)(.).light'. _ Q1; 1111111 ‘ .
iwarded , Lightly .frolm out—of-town paraders who a community service that will improve lfi—Newspaper advertiinng is inex- 11111111
1‘ fig 111m in effigy, But he was one of the communitv and benefit all the pensive. Merchants have learned that 1 1111 11.1111 ;
1111 W" V‘ 11W) men in town who was able to keep people. ’ it covers nrore families, lor less. money 11111111111111 1
II)’ have 1» '16 lactory iiranagers h0pelul of ever than any other form of advertising. ' 111 1111 j
1 ieopening the plant. Working together Fri/w Arlverlitirio' Defined llfNerirs1)a1)ei‘ circulation is known , 1 1 . 1111-1111 1
minOl‘ 1 ‘1“?(l Willi those hundreds of men who 7' l O ‘ and 15 comparatively ”"21”“:th by daily ,' id’s 151i 1h _1
31,5 took 1 t\lanted to return to work,'tliey saved The~ TIVheeler-Lea .l‘ederal ‘Trade change. ‘ 1 . 1} 11g11111
Thev 1 16 Sltlllltlon. In a short time the de« Commission bill contains a definition lZ—Nearly all ol. a newspapers CII‘CLL 1 111 1111 1
3 plant, 1» mand became so overwhelming to re- or: false advertising which applies to lation is cmrcentrated in Itsownnmrket. ., 1111:1111;
3111/ he 1‘. :11in to work that even a controlled food, drugs‘ and cosmetics, as gollows: . 1:9) — Newspaper advertising reduces 111§111'
rllip1)€(l 1 1010“ VVJote got out of control and went The term False Advertisement means selling costs because it entails no waste - 111 11111 1‘
:hniqlle 1 T(licccptance of an agreement. an advertisement: other than labeling, in circulation. This helps reduce costs 111? 1111111 ‘-
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note the ~ i‘ as follows: I suci pievail. In almost all cases glad to learn that she is on the road to re- TiI IIIiIIIII
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Nona“)? 1, “l feld over the )ublication of the the tax payers are responSible for it The megsvnle News Outlook is now feat— ; III III-II}? I
)cate tlieI’ 1‘ ““11. f their blond of education themselves. Instead of directing criti- turing a history 0f Bath County, that was .iI III: IIII‘I I .
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ation to I bl' ation of linlnci ll statements of statement. Publication in full detail :-I I I ‘I

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common I cials,