The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 7, 1919, Page 6

TUESDAY, JAN: 7,919. ap | __ BISMARCK DAILY. FAS SS oa, — Henry Ford, the world’s greatest amtoriebile manufacturer; E. H. Haremran who was of the sould s iets railway chiefs; John Wannamaker with- out exception the merchant price of t ae orld; John D. Rockefeller, master of the world’s oil industry,.and James J. Hill, the transportation wizard, achiev’ “ieir stupendous successes through ability to recognize opportunities and grasp them. Ever One of These Men Was a Great Believer In and User of Printers Ink They Were Disciples of. Publicity— t They took the public inté their confidence. | And through the confidence of the public, earned by worldwide public. | ity, they amassed fabulous fortunes. > U teers of such men should suggest &, key. to success for every’ ‘individual, ‘who i 1s° engaged inal b whose success depends upon ‘the confidence and support of the public.” These men did not hide their lights under a bushel; they ‘turned on the great white light of of skblicity through the daily press of America) AND THEY SUCCEED BEYOND ALL MEASURE OF THEIR EARLY HUMBLE EXPECTATIONS. ‘ In the Slope Country the one sure, stable medium of Publibity, a medium that has: served this field faithfully for more than forty years, 1s THE BISMARCK ‘TRIBUNE. The Bismarck Tribune retains experts to assist you with your publicity campaign—your ‘advertising | if you wish to call it that. Advertising is nothing more than a heart to heart chat through the columns of your newspaper with the folks whom you cannot meet personally. These -folks naturally conclude that if you do not think enough of them and their good will and their trade to talk it over with them now and then that you haven’t much-to offer them, anyway, Dispel That Idea. Tell Them Your Story een ‘the Columns of