The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-10-17
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The sunshine Of the past few days
was no more glorious than the oppor-
tunities The Herald and News is offer
ing the candidates VINO have already
started in this Great Circulation Cam
paign. as we'll as those who have only
been thinking Of entering. Yes, the
sunshine of the past few days has been
glorious, real autumnal days. These
beautiful days remind the Campaign
Manager when he used to roam around
end listen to the blue birds whistle
annie Laurie and then he, too, be-
gan thinking some queer thinks, that
is they were queer to him. There is
something about these mellow days
that sort of calls him back to earth.
You know, or, if you don't know it,
he was born on a farm. Of course
that should not be held against the
farm. Just somehow, these balmy
days make him feel longing to get
out and patter around with a spade or
a plow, or go "a-fshing."
Do you know something about that
feeling? Perhaps it is just a sort OF
call of the wild, rather to the wild, but
he sits and plods along, trying to e1-I
plain to the numerous readers Of The
Herald and News what a great oppor-
tunity is being presented to them and
that's how he happened to think of that
farm thing today. It occurred to him
that there was seed time in this cam
paign, as well as in every other field
OF human endeavor. The seed time
in this Campaign is here.
Lying about every candidate and
prospective candidate in this capaign
are great fertile fields, waiting the
proper cultivation to produce bountiful
crops of votes. 1t all depends on the
candidates. Some believe they can
sort of scratch over the surface, plant
at random and expect good crop, but
the successful vote farmers in this
campaign are going to be the ladies
who see that the soil is properly pre-
pared before the seed is sown. What
the campaign manager is trying
to get at is. that the candidates who
make systematic campaign will reap
the greatest harvest of votes.
This is just the beginning OF this
campaign; it is therefore, likewise
also seed time for those who have
entered, or those who have been think
ing of entering and who will take ad-
vantage of the largest Extra Vote offer
that will be made during the remain
der of the Campaign. Up to this time
no score is so high that an hour or two
each day will not oyertake any leader
in the campaign, or at leaht place any
late entrance on an equal footing with !
the leaders.
"A Busy Day.
The Hers! ID and News Campaign Of
fee was delayed by an avalanche OF
votes Saturday as will be seen by re-
ferring to the votes for the various