Set About a Noble Tank
(Albany-Decatur Daily)
The scores of civic bodies of the
state set about a noble task when
they determined upon a program
for advertising this state which,
if earried out, will carry the pamo
and fame of Alabama to all parts
of the United States and to many
foreign countries. It is under
stood the details for acquainting
the world with the advantages of
the state are to be left to special
committees, which are expected
to enlist the people of the state
in the advertising campaign and
to secure the best advertising tal
ent possible to carry the cam
paign in^o every nook and corner
where people are found who are
looking for opportunities to bet
ter their condition. What the
state chambers of commerce and
other civic bodies purpose to do
is a big task—one which will chal
lenge the best thought and the
most untiring real of the ablest
and best equipped men of the
state. One detail of the plan as
adopted at Birmingham it is un
derstood, is to secure one man in
each county and its attractions
are put before the rest of the
country in the best possible light.
Naturally every county will want
the best possible man to repre
sent it. Morgan county wants a
man as good as the best.
Tell 'Em the Truth
(Selma Times-Journal)
The first essential to good sales
manship is to know* the article
you have to sell. Bringing people
to a .state is simply “selling” tUe
state to them, so if we are to
bring people to Alabama we must
know what it is we have to offer.
