Ad Men from Across North America Arrive in San Antonio
Delegates from Baltimore Toronto Dallas and Boston mingle at the 1913 convention in Dallas style new badges and costumes mark the gathering. Sightseeing tours include Fort Sam Houston Brackenridge Park Hot Wells and a Mexican dinner at the Express hotel.
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Pilgrim Publicity Association of Boston
Coleman
Travis Club
J. Frank Davis
Ad Club
S. A. Hopkins
Boston
Fort Sam Houston
Third Cavalry
Brackenridge Park
South Loop
Hot Wells
San Antonio
Republic
St. Anthony
Daughters of the Republic
Gunter Hotel
S. P. Depot
Galveston
Ad Men Promote Texas as Home for New York Visitors
Delegates from Missouri to New York and beyond wear showy badges as they tour San Antonio saloons and shops. They hail Texas for cotton sights, discuss moving to Texas, and admire Gulf coast cities while planning post convention travels to Houston and New Orleans. Washington and Canadian editors attend, with writers from Leslie's and Harper's among those present.
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Missouri
Texas
South Carolina
Panama
Duluth
Baltimore
Houston
New Orleans
New York City
H. B. Hart
Winnipeg
Co. F. Freeman
Yor Mail and Express
Boston
Commerce Street
St. Louis
St. Anthony
San Antonio
H H. Cooke
New York
North Pole
Mutch
Wiley Jones
Frank Holland
Dallas
Holland
Gulf
Orozeco
el Paso
United States
Leslie’s
Collier's
Harper's
World's Work
Home Companion
Saturday Evening Post
Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer Promises Quality Taste
A vintage Pabst Blue Ribbon promotion extols quality and good taste. It links the beer to lunchtime or dinnertime refreshment and declares every bottle worthy for the table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pabst
Blue Ribbon
Bottled beer advertised as clear and pure at local brewery
A brief ad notes beer bottled only at the Crystal Brewery in clear glass bottles. It emphasizes cleanliness and purity, suggesting quality control and distinctive packaging for quick recognition.
Californians impressed by San Antonio reception
A. A. Denison of the Oakland Chamber of Commerce praised Texas and San Antonio for hospitality shown to visiting advertising men. He noted California admiration for the region’s beauty, resources and progress and highlighted the strong, cordial welcomes received during their tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caliornia
Texas
San Antonio
A. A. Denison
Chamber of Commerce of
Oakland
Cal
South
Atlanta Ad Men Arrive First in San Antonio Delegation
The Atlanta Ad Men publicizing Atlanta Always Ahead touched down first in San Antonio aboard train No. 1. The delegation includes St. Elmo Massengale as chairman and list of members across Atlanta newspapers, banks, and ad agencies. Massengale serves on the national educational committee and has been honored at the Dallas convention.
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San Antonio
Atlanta Club
Atlanta
Jana
Texas
Ivan E. Allen
Atlanta Ad Men’s Club
Joseph W. Hill
Sg 3
Atlanta City Directory
St. Imo
Johnson-Dallis Advertising Agency
L. M. Steinheiner
Georgia
Southern Plow Company
William A. Sims
Guarantee Trust and Banking Company
J. R. Curtis
Atlanta Constitution
W. J. Davis
Atlanta Banking and Trust Company
Kendall Weisiger
Southern Bell Telephone Company
R. R. McDowell
The
Progressive Retailer
George M. Kohn
Southern
Printers’ Ink
S. 8. Selig Jr
Western Disinfecting Company
W. T. Anderson
Macon Telegraph
J. W. Hill
Pink Cherry
St. Elmo Massengale
National Educational Committee
Dallas
Birmingham News women lead Dallas ad men effort
Miss Lillie Dykes head of department joins visitors at the Dallas convention. Sykes, Hugh W. Roberts, and Ed R. Norman were the battery chosen to publish The Birminghammer in Dallas News. The page showcased Birmingham scenes as a bold ad promoting the Birmingham idea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie Dykes
Birmingham News
Birmingham
Dallas
Alabama
Iss Sykes
Hugh W. Roberts
Birmingham Age-Herald
Ed R. Norman
Birmingham Ledger
Birminghammer
Dallas News
Roe
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Toronto
Ents
St. An
California
Bay of
San Francisco
Milwaukee Beer Co
el Paso St
Boston Pilgrims
Fort Worth
Omaha
Don Tuck
W. BE. Conley
Frank Builta
A. C. Scott
Earl Wilson
Lincoln
Robert H. Manley
Brower E. McCague
Harry Mahaffey
A. V. Pease
Fairbury
Neb
Elmo Massengale
Ad Men's Club
Massengale
Brown Cracker & Candy Co
Dallas — Ft. Worth
Waco
Milwaukee Bee.*Co
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