The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1909-10-01

counts twenty votes and girl can be
nominated as many times as she can
get blanks.
With the passing of each day the
interest in the contest is spreading
more and more and the enthusiasm of
the contestants is reaching higher
pitch. From the impetus given the
work of gathering the free popular
votes during the past few days, it is
an assured fact that the project will
be one of the greatest successes ever
conducted by any newspaper
Both in the city and in the territory
outside of the city over which the con-
test extends, there is the element Of
activity that bespeaks favorable for
some great things during the next few
weeks, or even days. Every day many
votes are received from the candidates
or their friends which completely
changes the aspect of the contest in
certain districts.
Without doubt, the contest now in
progress and by which the winners OF
the grand prizes will be decided, will
become the greatest and most gigantic
ever attempted by any newspaper be-
fore it is brought to close October %,
1909. The votes that will decide who
will be the winners, are free to pa
irons.
Votes are allowed to patrons upon
payment for subscriptions, for new
subscriptions and also by coupons
printed in the paper daily. No in
crease in the price of the subscription
Is made; to the contrary, there is a
saving in paying in advance, and it is,
therefore, a pleasure for the candi-
dates to go among their friends and
solicit their votes in the contest that
will prove the ability of the young
women in the counties over which the
contest extends.
Either an automobile, piano, a gold
watch or a scholarship, can be won
by any contestant who is industrious
enough to organize her friends and
wage an aggressive campaign. The
prizes are magnificent and they will
be eagerly sought for, and it will stand
the candidate we'll in hand to always
be watchful and keep up a lively in
terest in The Daily News contest.
The prizes are rich enough to cause
envy to enter any heart and every one
in the territory mentioned as being
included in the contest would gladly
be made the recipient Of any of them.
, They will be distributed only in ac-
cordance with the wishes Of the people
: who live in the different communities
and it, therefore, behooves every can
t didate to be up and doing all the time.
5 Call upon your friends, telephone
5 them, write to them and get them to
aid and assist you in your campaign
3 for the free votes that mean so much.
Thirteen Prizes.
Remember that there are thirteen
prizes in all, contestants in any GER
, tain district are in no way competing
: with any other district for any of the
, prizes, with the exception Of the tour
= ing car which will be given to the
= contestant securing the largest mum.
Der of votes in the entire contest
, There will be one 1850 piano. one full
course scholarship in the Wayne Nor.
NAL school and one gold watch will be
!. given in each and every district II
. the touring car is won in your district
:. the contestant second highest in the
= same district will be declared the win.
. ner of one of the four $3.50 pianos.
!. Subscriptions Ballots.
The contestants in the outside dis.
4 tricts can send in the subscriptions
Il as soon as secured and the votes to
y which they are entitled will be mailed
!. to them, and can be voted at once or
I saved by them for a reserve. BY do
Ing this the paper can be started to
e the subscriber at once, which will en-
o large your campaign.
s The contest manager is at The
Daily News Office and is prepared to
e answer all questions Of those who call
I or write to him. Call on the contest
$ manager and he will prepare you for
5 making a campaign that will accom-
S plish wonders.
s Second Payments,
S A great many people do not under
stand, and for their information We
X wish to say that anyone starting tc
take the Daper since the contest