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lo s**ert Itself in to Crane again: flan lo flow nntl lli« fotlllo domain T.«x'i». The forest ■xc of the hardy irnlrlo to the plow-ibandman; plnnia-nml villages sprung ig ground* of the earn from I ho first tin, the Americanarhole southern por-ice. and redeemed mess of the wild Ian, and covered It « and thrifty poptt-of Austin’s Colony rer the Western adventure™ sought Inlsts tnme faitor tl ho made for their suffering greatly a IndlunB. the sel-luced lo the netes-Id game and cloth-Ih skins. Buckskin ress. Occaalooally r would penetrate i a piece of domes-i was esteemed an if as silk and satin .eltcrs now extant, itures of iho auf-hI children for the ?s of life. Such i of the’ goodly ed by the Inhobl-les sureeeiled Austria of the coun-eommonced ns a I Gonzales laid offF. Austin obtained lo colonIro three lore, on land near . Texas had r.ow of guractlon to I'ntiirev* from all I States. Men of and roving habitsw .. .w.. ... .... |*» vduct Ion and area ob well an In ninny ether ronrect* and soon to become the fourth In Its population.Why not celehrato a contennry so Important and so auspicious by an exposition that will uttract the attention and the proseuco of the world. You can do It and If you sot ynur-t-elvcB to It with Iho Texas spirit I know. Chicago, St. Louis and Snn Francisco will have to look to their laurels for tholrs were municipal *f-fuirs while you™ would havo the support of the greatest State In the Union nnd five millions of people who have always thought In terms of the superlative nnd acted noeordlngly.I will not suggest details for they would have to be carefully thought out but I wish that I lived hem. that I might have a hand In developing the •den. for the picture of nn International Exposition to Celebrate tbe Ccnlennin! of Texas Inflames my Imagination as f hope It may yours.In moro bigness It could and should he made to exceed nnythlmt else of the Kind ever attempted nnd I am sum you will agree with me an to Its transcendent vnlue as an advertisement. Cut these are not the aspects «f such an enterprise that most attract me for they tire unimportant In comparison with tho effect that If mlflhl Onvo upon our nation! life bv providing n rendezvous where tho West nnd the Hatt. the North nnd the South would meet nnd sectional prejudice nnd antagonism would he dissolved as the millions who would be drawn to the l/nc Star State came in know each other Iretter nnd to realize that there Is no enetny’a country In this brond land of oua.Afternoon Session.Carl ITitm. manager of (lie A. A. C. \V. of New York Oily, dismissed HioNeosho Plan nt the nTternonu session. which wns lo have been discussed by (lurney Lowe, counsel. Associated Advertising Clubs of the World. Neosho. Mo., who for somefits own features, po Douglas V. Martin, Jr.. director of Ing to renders and acpublicity tor the St. 1-oula Globe-Democrat. Ilternlly took the advertising convohtlon by storm wlUt hi* shop talk Monday afternoon on How a Newspaper May Promote Its Own Snlea With Advertising.Martin mndo a number of predictions during tho course of his live. Illustrated talk, amonfl them tho following:That Insurance advertising Is just In Its beginning. Insurance companies. ho said, will come to see that advertising can ho mndo a great selling forco for them.That St. Louis will double Its population within the next decade.TMint tho forty-ninth Stato— tho nnmo tho Globc-Demoerat has given Its trade territory which luis n radlua of lib) mile* and includes slices from slx'Stntes—will some day Ituve n State fair rivaling any State fair In Iho country. Martin said he hoped the Globe-Democrat; would put this onwithin a tow years, ICint It wasThe nudlenco *pom applaud hlmo when he got many rouni throughout Ills avnlu Hon.When order wns vote of thanks was Ho was also nomlnt of tho Forty-Ninth • Martin Is •-* The resolutions clt; atructed to Include 1-to bo presorted at t slot! Tuesday mornh lions centering nbou Tho first of these v tin’s address printer members nf Ihe Tent dated Advertising Cu Second. It was voted sage of coiigratulrttlor Globe-Democrat on I pcign and on havln? lt;1 (rector.A third resolution *dream.Advertising does not work* iJI,. recommending to tlprogram committee o| I that DongbiB V. Martnight.” Martin said, dccrlhlng the • «*r‘Wn. . . pit fvttrtl unnvAiilittHtwo years of work Ihe St. Louis paper has put In lo scratch tho surface nnd make oven a dent.Newspaper npaco alone cannot putmillotinl convention year In Umilon.President Ed W. n cd on the resolutionsover an advertising campaign. Mar- McCdvcy. Houston: tin said, nor can outdoor ndvortls-J np'imonl: Haro,rt KIngor magazine advertising. You must '0.n'on;J ^°n?e CohoRichard Drown, Dnllanna void able reason failed to arrive In Corsicana In time for liin place on the program.THe critique or the advertising exhibits took place this afternoon with Humid Kayten as leader, with Ihe following reviewers: a. II. Cadwal-ladcr. R. (\ Dyer. Leo T. Dernier, Geo. n. Korrlslnll, W. J. Mclnne*. Jake C'.ernsbachOr. Percy Montgomery. Otto Bruck, Grata Sherman and \V. C. Crawford.CHIIWe are now servti Will lams Chill.WILLIAMFOUND,First-class Shoe St Ith avenue, where t Shoee right.LIBERTYealth Insuranceif'Economical TransportationSUPERIOR5-Pass. Touring$495for the Whole FamihWithout counting the daily utility of a Chevrolet 1 going back and forth to work, shopping or taking t children to school, etc., its value in saving doctoi bills, broadening your mental horizon and keepi the whole family physically fit, amounts to me than the cost of the car and its upkeep.It is more of an essential to the modern fam than anything else but a home.iChevrolet meets the requirements of the mode family because it is economical to buy and mai tain, because of its excellent appearance and rid!
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Corsicana Daily Sun
Corsicana, Texas, US
Tue, Nov 06, 1923
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