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' E ELL} .‘LL Official Publication of the Kentucky Press Assocration brings discredit to all newspapers. He L
- FELL: LLLE __._..__——— is a leaner, not a lifter. He is an ad- ‘
‘13. 'sz I.‘LL VICTOR R. PORTMANN, Editor-in-Chief ded burden on the backs of the build—
-. flL, ,zLLLLL FRANCES L. HOLLIDAY, Assistant ers and co-operators.—N.E.A. Bulletin.
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Li {LL . ' HERNDON J. EVANS, Pineville Sun, President mess the ropoljtorlal staff to get away a;
' l‘ .Li-EL‘ ,L L 1 JOE T. LOVETT, Murray Ledger-Times, Vice-President gfigletlsltiirgri‘fitlseofi: ggrggrgglfigaffie 7‘»
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.L LLLLJL L LL J. CURTIS ALCOCK, Danv111e Messenger, Secretary-Treasmel' worn-out, useless rule about telling a L
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ELLE s L L K TUCKY PRES W who often found it necessary to cut . L
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if”; LLLT' 3-11 , , L . L standard invmce. We are endeavoring newspapers. Our writers should know
LL I Ll; “"L i 1 G0 SOUTH, YOUNG MAN- to co-operate with the other weeklies how long a story should be and should
‘L‘L'il‘p‘ 1‘ L L ———— iii keeping agency billing straight and t 11 t d 1 th t
with?! .. s i ' . u e i accor ing y, wi on any expec- '
’ ilLLHL i 3‘ L Horace Greesleys G0 WBSt' “Kings as near as possible just what they tation that the desk will cut the tail L
' Li‘L'Lfi . . , Man!” comes in handy as 3 subJec wish. We were fortunate iii securing on the dog, at least not just behind
L: l'Lm LI- . for this short editorial. Or we may the latest Ford contract from N. W. the ears.”
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(LL-FEEL LL;- E Young Man!" Whatever manner 1t 15 the suggestion in the Service Letter * * * * *
1' igiL‘LLL‘ *ng L IL L worded, it means 31151? that every Ken— —by working on the local dealer and WEEKLY SELLS FOR $107,000
LLL ‘L'LLLL‘L ‘L L tucky editor will be the loser unless having him write letters to the Ford . T———————
LL‘ ‘LLLLLM 3L he meets the loyal KPA members at Motor Company. Big-town editors who poke fun at L
'L LL‘LLi L L Somerset next month. A splendid “The Service Letter alone is worth country papers may try to laugh this L
‘L 31']? .2 L: program of instruction and entertain— the price of membership in the NE. A. off: The Press and Recorder Post, a
-L lLLLLLt ‘L L‘: ment has been prepared and CeCil and some of the suggestions have made weekly newspaper of Dickenson, N. D., L
i L‘LLL‘ L Li . Williams and George J0p11n Lhave us many times the price of our dues." was recently sold for $107,000.—leer- i
LLLL‘L 5' LL I determined that this meeting W111 set ,L. * * * ,, pool (N. Y.) Telegraph. L
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L L LLLEWLLLLL : LL samples of the N.E.A. standard invoice advertising agency that was compiling Then Mr. Norman opened his news- i
L ”Li 5: L for billing national advertising and . circulation and other information for paper, spread it on the table before .
L L lnLLLL L' orders for the mat or electro of the use in preparing a list of papers ’to the merchant.
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L 1W; ' LLL Typical of the letters received is “Life is too damn short for a man my shelves, and. on these shelves stand L
1“ LLLLngL L ‘1 the following from F. C. Eaton, pub- who is editor, bookkeeper, solicitor, col- my stock of goods. This is what I . .L-
L. (L‘LLL‘ ‘ LL 1 lisher of the Audubon County Journal, lector and man of all work about a have to sell.”
L LLLLL‘LL Li L Exira, Iowa. country newspaper office to endeavor The merchant promptly left the
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v KPA Promised Big SELECTIfifigHFEoglggg JOB Western Editors Hold ,; 3 I
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' Domgs At Somerset __ Interesting Meeting 3 3 33
(By EARL MORGAN, Consulting _____ 3 :3 3 3‘1 33
.3 Somerset Is Making Elaborate Plans [ThisEgggiifgr’stfféliadéggf) Charles A. Robbins, Hickman Courier, Was 3 3 3
To Entertain Kentucky Editors MsIntii'e of th P . . Reelected For His Third Term - j_ i 3" 333
. Next Month , e ac1fic Printer and _ 1,3 t 33‘ 3‘
Publisher, as good enough for the lead A5 “951““ i 3.‘ 3 '3 3
~ ~ . , . position in his interesting magazine. —— 1; ’f 3 3'3 33
The Kentuc” P1655 aSSOCIatlon 3W1,” 1t is here reproduced for the benefit A. Robbins, editor and publisher of 3, 3 3. 1;
dedicate the H0961 heecher, Somersets Of those Kentucky employers who read the Hickman Courier, was unanimously 3 '31 g 3; 3‘
new one-quartel-milllon dollai hotel. The Press and who may have missed re—elected president of the West Ken- 3 33.3‘ . 3 3 3
Mr. Woodson MOSS’ leesee, Will open it in the Printer and Publisher. tucky Press association for his third i . 3 .3
the. 3193361 .JUSt one WEBk before the as— Originally, this was an address given term at the annual meeting of the 3; 3: 3 3 1‘
soclatlon ls schedgled t9 hffld the mm" at the annual convention of the United association in Paducah. All the other 33 :3 3 33; 3 333
. summer mefatmg m ims Clty‘ l 10 Typoethetae of America] officers were re-elected: Elliott C. ‘3 " ‘ 3 333
'7 The Ohemng date ls lset f0? Ju YD. ' There is little if anything known Mitchell, 'Sun- Democrat, Paducah, _ 3 3 I II, 33
The“? “”11 bia form? opemrtlga f 35' today about how to select men; but vice-president; Mrs. Margaret Hard “313‘: 3 3 3:
tmgulShed. Citizens a1 ‘1 expecMe 320m out of all the experimenting and inten- Hogard, Crittenden Press, Marion, ‘3 1 3‘ 3 3
ivery Simon 0f the 5 336' t3“ 0:5 sive thought being given to the sub— secretary-treasurer. The president will 3 '1 33
IS making elaborate prepara ions 0 ject, we are gradually building up and appoint the members of the executive ' 1» 333 3 333
entertain the editors. t h b developing more and more knowledge, committee before the next meeting in 3 3 ‘ I33
Convention] headquai‘i er: aver can and ten years hence the methods we September. 33 3 3 3 333
, established aria y tin pan: a 1g 1 are using today will probably seem The West Kentucky Press associa- 3 3 3 33 33
mg forward or E? even ' ocad crude. So in the absence of any 100 tion comprises all the papers in the 13 ‘ ‘3 , , 3 33
committees arenmeeting weekly an per cent method, the only thing we counties of the First Congressional ' ‘3 .3 3 ' 313
are perfecting ailangements for enter— can do is to continue to give the matter District, known as the Jackson Pur- 3 3 ‘33 3 3 3 3
22213181339331.5313 tgfedzlgtgefifiiheghteo Digit: intensive thought and study. chase. One of the leading topics of ’3 133
' this the best summer meeting in the The yearly wage Of a $3,000 man is discussmn at the .meeting was good ‘; 3 .3 3 3
. . . exactl the same amount as the an- roads for this section of Kentucky, it 3. 33 3 3 .3
' history of the assoc1ation. y _ . . t d t b Mr Mitchell that 3 .3 .3 33 . 3 33
. hich is published in nual wage of $5,000 of capltla at 6 being pom e 9“ y. - . 3 3 , 3 I33 333
._ The plogram, w . . per cent' so if you think of every man the Purchase is behind other sections 3 1 5 3 33
3 Eh: 1551:; tall: iglofiidnhepgilffipgslsfilgvtg you employ in terms of capital which of the state in road construction and . i 3 33 33
‘ g: 16mg, deiafl. There will be one sur— his wage can command, there should merely d851res ‘70 catch up. . 3 3» '3 "' 3 3 3
prise after another. Mr. Jopiin and be no necessity to urge the use of all Col. Henry Lawrence, Cadlzltecord, 3 3_ 3 3 3 3
. Mr. Williams have secured an enter— the care and thoroughness possible in spoke on “Newspapers and Politics” at 33 ‘3 . : . 33
3 tainer of national fame for the ban- selecting the personnel. the opening session, holding that every 3 3 3» 3 _ 3 3
‘3 quet on Friday night July 13, This No System Perfect good newspaper should be a power for j' 33‘ 3 _3. ' 3
will be a knockout. This feature alone The matter of selection is not one to good in local and state politics, leading j :3 ' 3 3| 3 3 3
will be worth the trip to Somerset, be handled by forms and formulae. It the way for the voters. Joe T. Lovett, 13"3 3 3 3 3 3
3 Then there is the trip to Cumberland is not a problem of mechanics but of Murray Times and Ledger, led a round ' 3 3. 3,11; . .33 3 3 3
Falls on Friday. Cars will be provid- humanics, if I may coin the word. My table discussion on the problems. of 1 3 3 . 13 i3
ed to take ' all the delegates to this experience makes it difficult to believe the community newspaper, and Elliott 3 33 3. 3 . 33
famous resort. Those who desire to that any system will ever be devised C. Mitchell spoke at the luncheon on 3 3 33 3
do so may Bring their bathing suits for selecting the right employee every the “Future of West Kentucky. nt 3 i 3 3I 33
_ and fishing rods. You will enjoy a time. Each case must be handled in— the afternoon sessmn, A. E. fiteln, 3 3 3 3
‘ swim below the Falls. There is good dividually; each case presents a new Hickman County Gazette, Clinton, 5 33 3 3 .3 3
fishing near the Falls_ The Courier— problem in personal characteristics and led a round table discussmn on head- . 3 3333 33; ,3 3 3
. Journey and Louisville Times will pro— the job requirements,, and it is here ing ofi free space grafters, and Mrs. : , 3 3 ‘ ‘33
vide lunch at the Brunson Inn. that the skill of the executive manifests Hogard spoke on the advantages of 3 3 I3; » 3 3
Saturday morning the women will itself by the quickness with which he membership in the Kentucky Press as- 3 3 33
assemble at the Somerset Country :izes uptfionditions and adopts a plan scolatlotnonand the National Editorial 3 33 3 .33 33
Club for a party, where the golf 0 5111 em. 3550013: 1 - . 3 3 3 j: 3 3I 23‘
tournament will be held Saturday af- An employee’s qualifications should At the busuiess meetmg, the PrOVI- ' '3 33
ternoon. not only be weighed with respect to dence Enterprise, Prov1dence, Webster 3 .1 333
, Its going to be a big three days. the requirements of the present open— countyi was elected '00 membership, 3 3 :3
'3 Remember there is a splendid highway ing, but also the possibilities of his and Frank Evans: new “1133‘” Of the 3: 3 I, '1
3 to Somerset and the route is the most measuring up to increasing responsi— Mayfield _M?856n§eri was W9100m9d to 3 3 “ “
scenic in the state. Three large garages bilities in the future. Every opening the assoc1atlon. ‘ 3 ‘ 3- . 3
“ are located in front of the hotel. should be considered as an opportunity ________—————-——— j 33 3 3 .
The committee in charge of arrangc- to develop an employee for a higher- inf to realize that the training and 3 3 33 3
ments would like to know just how up position. experience which comes out of growing 3 3 ‘
3. many will attend the meeting. Cards This is so important, in my mind, up in the particular business is more ' I I 3
3f- have been sent to all members of the that when I was with a corporation I valuable han any experience which . '3 ‘3 3 3 3
I K. P. A. Please return them at once, always tried to constantly keep before can be bought on the outside. 3 3 3 ‘1 3 3
if you have not already done so. me the question: Have we the human Modern management methods de- 3 3 3 3 3
————————- .material on hand and in course of mand that positions shall not be filled ' : 3 3 .3 1 3 3
We are creatures of habit and enjoy development which will measure up to on a “hand—to—mouth” basis, but that . 3‘ 3 3 3 3
orderly homes and newspapers made the requirements, and ——have We the there should be maintained at all ;'_': I. ‘3'" 3. 3
up by system which provides regular executives in the making that we will times, in advance, information as to .3 3‘ 1.7. 33 3 3
places for regular features—Editor need then? the current requirements for people 3' 3‘ ‘3 3' 33 3‘
ll adn Publisher. Advance Information A Necessity and a detailed knowledge regarding - ‘ 3 3 1‘ 3 33
Famous last words—“Don’t quote I am one of those who believe that likely candidates for all positions 3 3 33 3 I 3
me.”——Editor and Publisher. large business organizations are com- (Please Turn To The Next Page) . 3 3 33
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' June, 1930 THE KENTUCKY PRESS Page Five . 222 ‘ 2
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2» Mid-Summer Meeting Program o———%——o 2 j 2 .22 2
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2" HOTEL BEECHER, SOMERSET, KY. 2 The Forum 2 ‘22 .2; 22222 2
Thursday, July 1'7. —________ 2 2222.2 2
3 p. m.—Meeting called to order by the President, Herndon J. Evans, The Sun, 0 O 2 22‘ ‘2‘2‘22 ; 2
2 PineVille, Ky. May 16, 1930. 2‘“ ’22 ' 2
Invocation by Rev. C. H. Talbot, Pastor Somerset Presbyterian Church. Dear Editor: :2 2 2.22 .2
Address of Welcome by Judge John Cooper, Somerset, Ky. I want you to scan carefully my 2‘2 ‘12 2‘2
., Response by Herndon J. Evans, President K. P. A. publication of this week, (twenty ‘22 22‘ 222.
7 Appointment of Committee on Resolutions. pages) and take special notice of the 022 222 2 2
Registration. automobile number for the Coppock 2 2: 2222 2
Friday, July 18. Motors of this city. I realized more 2 2 2 ‘2 , 2 2
8:30 to 10:15 a. m.—Business Session. than $275.00 worth of additional ad- 2 22 2 ;2 ‘ ‘2‘
2, Report of National Editorial Association Convention by J. Curtis vertising for this week’s issue, with 2 2:. 2: 2
22 Alcock, Danville, Ky. very little efiort on my part, (by cor- I 2 2 22222 2 :
. Round Table. l‘espondence) because most advertisers 2 2 22 2 2
7 10:30 a. m.—Leave by motor for Cumberland Falls. were out of town firms. I also printed 2’22? 222 ‘ 2
22‘ 12:30—Luncheon at Bl‘unson Inn, Cumberland Falls, as guests of the Courier- one thousand additional copies, making 2’2 2. “ 2 '1
: Journal and Louisville Times. (Bring your bathing suits and a total of 3,000 and set a rate of 50c 22‘, 2 2‘ g
1- fishing rods)_ per inch, and take it from me, the ad- 2‘ 22 ‘2 2 2 2 .
2 Banquet Friday Evening vertisers promptly responded nicely. 2 2 2 ‘ 2 ,
‘ 7 —K P A dele 'ates will be guests of the Somerset Journal and The: Besides it makes a creditable edition 2‘2 2': 2 ,
2 p. m2 Commonwealtlgl at a banquet at Hotel Beecher in Somerset. Herndon and a neat additional revenue that ‘22 22 2': 2 2 22
2, 2 J. Evans, President K P. A., Toastmaster. Banquet speakers will be Gil/6123" counftry publisher can always . 2.2 2i 2 2‘ 2
2 “Dusty” MillerZ noted Editor—Humorist, Wilmington, Ohio; Former nnldjillgtmtlhofirght I would call your at- £222 222 1 2‘2 2 2
2 Governor Edw1n P. Morrow, Washington, D. C., SpeCial MuSic, tention to this and thought that you 2222 2 22 1 2 .2
2 Dancmg. would probably be glad to write a 2 22 22 ‘2 I,
. . Saturday, July 19' story for the Press, and hope that I 222; 2. 22 2 2‘
2 8:30 a. m.—Business sess10n at Hotel Beecher. . see it therein. Its worthy to spread 22,2 2 j :2 2 2
22 Awarding of Newspaper prizes by Prof. Victor R. Portinann, Depart- and I hope that many publishers use 2222 2 3‘ 2 2
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