Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1910-07-10
JUNIORS APPRECIATE
THE HERALD PRIZES

THE HERALD PRIZES
My Dear Aunt Laurie
Thank you very much for the prize
of one dollar, which you sent me. You
will see that 1 have not written to you,
and it is because l have been visiting
since school closed, and so l couldn't
very we'll write without knowing the
topics. Lovingly. ,
have missed your letters, Gladys,
but I hope that now that you have re-
turned YOU will write for me each
week. / hope that it will be possible
for you to come to the picnic and meet
all the other Juniors this summer.
Fullerton, Cal, June IS.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
My father is not going to take the
Herald any more, and l want to get
the funny paper and the Junior. but
nobody that know takes it. 1 thought
maybe you would know something to
do. AS papa's time expires July 2, l
will not get next Sundays Herald.
Can you send me two papers? If so,
how much will it cost? I am very
interested in the Junior, although L
seldom get courage enough to write.
Your niece FRANCES MOLLEDA,
r. F. D. No. 2, Box 1874. Olinda
school, grade 6. Age II years.
If your father does not take the
paper any more you can get the sun
day paper, which is only cents. You
must work hard for a prize or three
honorable mentions, and we Will send
YOU the paper for three months as
your prize. -. H.. -.,
or twice you will become more con-
fident and the first thing you know
YOU will have won prize.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
have been too busy the last few
weeks to write for the Junior, but
am. going to commence again. I am
sending two stories for "Our Trip 10
the woods" and What Happened Just
as We Were Ready to Start and the
limericks, which l hope will be ac-
ceptable Your loving nephew,
HUGH G. HAMILTON.
was delighted to see your letter
among the rest this week, Hugh. for
7 had missed you. OF course your sto-
ries are acceptable, and l wish to hear
from you every week.
Dear Aunt Laurie:
would like to join your army Oh
nephews and nieces. The drawing
am sending you will, L nope deserve
something. l go to Washington street
school, will be, in September, in the
AS grade, and I am just over IL. SIN
cerely, EVELYN L. FRANCS
We are becoming almost like an
army of boys and girls, aren't we? AL
orr picnic, which l hope you will at
tend 7 think it will look even more,
so than ever. 1 am SO glad to have you
for one of my nieces, Evelyn, Tor we
have fine times together.
7 didn't at all expect to win the first
nrize in the new contest. 1t greatly
encourages me. This makes about
eight prizes I have won since | started
writing. RUSSELL WILL OMAN
When can encourage any one In
our Junior Herald I feel that 1t is
quite worth while and important, don't
YOU? l hope that announcement Will
spur you on and that you Will do even
better work than ever before.
T lust received my prize and am de-
lighted with it. Thank you very much.
T hardly expected to win a prize the
first time l tried. JOHN OSHANNA.
You are certainly quite welcome 10
your prizes, and 1 only hope that l
will have occasion to send many of
them to YOU. l shall expect to hear
from you every week
Dear Aunt Laurie:
I do not know if you ever print verse
or not, but am sending this for your
opinion. / wish that if you think 1t is
good enough you would print 1t.
JUNE STRONG.
1249 East Fifty fourth street.
Your poem is clever indeed, but we
do not publish any original poems at
all. I-wish you would write for u.s.
though, in all the contests, and in the
limerick contest your talent would
surely help you to win prize