Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-09-20
BIG OPPORTUNITIES FOR BUSY WORKERS
IN THE HERALDS CIRCULATION CAMPAIGN

anyone who turns in one subscription
by next Monday night, Sept %, will
be credited with 10000 EXTRA votes
for the subscription, in addition to
the regular number of votes printed
on the schedule. The 10000 extra
vote coupon is only good with the first
subscription turned in though, and
only one extra coupon will be count
ed for each candidate.
During the next two weeks begin
ming to-day and ending on Tuesday
night, Oct. 3, the best and biggest eX-
ira vote offer of the whole contest
will be in force. The contest manager
will give 10000 EXTRA votes, in adj
dition to the regular votes, for each
and every $3.50 worth of new sub
scriptions turned in. And $4,000 EX
IRA votes will be given for each and
every $3.50 worth of old subscriptions
turned in. There is no limit to the
number Of these sets that any one
person can turn in, the more the bet
ter.
Both old and new subscriptions will
count a great deal more during the
next two weeks extra vote offer than
they will at any other time during the
contest. Remember, that you will get
10000 EXTRA votes for each $3.50
worth of new, and $4,000 EXTRA votes
for each $3.50 worth of old subscrip
tiOns.
I,0I y
scriptions until set of $3.50 worth is
completed. The contest manager will
keep an accurate account of all the
cash turned in and then at the close
of this extra vote offer he will issue
the extra votes for each set of $3.50
worth. Subscriptions should be turned
in to the Herald office as soon after
they are secured as is convenient in
order that the new ones may be start
ed promptly and credit on account
given on the old ones.
The contest is Just getting started
this week, and if you have not already
been nominated, send in your nomina
ton today, get a receipt book and
start out to collect the subscriptions
of your friends. 1t will not cost you
one cent to try, and there are no OBJ
legations attached to entering. You
can quit any time you wish if you
don't like the work. You can never
tell what you can do until you do try,
and if you have a little spare time
during the next six weeks you might
just as we'll put it to good use by en-
tering the Herald's contest, because
you are sure to get something out OF
it, even if you do not win one of the
five prizes. Phone, write or call and
see the contest manager if there is
anything about the contest that you
do not understand
Votes for publication in the next is
sue of the Herald should be in this Of
flee by o'clock next Monday night
Below is a list of nominations re
ceived to date of those who intend to
give the contest a trial. The nOmina-
ton and 50-vote coupons are counted
today and subscription votes will be
counted in the next issue of the Her
aid:
Delos Wood, No. Andover $500
Guy Huff, Route --------7,2 50
Miss Elva Taylor, Bagley -----5,3 $50
J. E. Vesperman, Fennimore $500
Will Keehner, Route 8 --------5,8 800
Roy Vesperman, Route Z 800
Roger Wellman, Route 1850
Carl Bruss, Route --------5, $500
Geo. E. Johnson, city ----------5,15 $50
Laverne McReynolds. Route $500
Gordon Bevins, Route $500
Eber Rice, Platteville -------5, 300
Harry Woolstenholme, Stitzer---5, 100
Miss Leona Pagel, city --------5, 900