Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-06-18
WORK NECESSARY
TO WIN AUTO IN
HERALDC0NTEST
Workers Will Make
Money on Every Sub
scription Obtained.

If you will look over the list Of
candidates published below, you will
ind that the number of entries are
gradually being reduced. This is
brought about by the fact hat many
candidates did not appreciate the fact
that there was something to do be-
sides clipping the free vote coupon
from each issue of the paper. These
coupons help but you could never Sc
cure enough of them to win n of
the five automobiles. In a short time
there will be no names left in the list
u h real subscription producing
many good towns now open for ener-
getic hustlers. The time to enter this
contest is nov while there is yet two
weeks of the special vote offer. BY
taking he fullest advantage of this
extra vote offer candidates may ad-
vance their standing by thousands Of
votes. and votes are what the candi-
date needs. Votes are what win
prizes. and the rapid way Of securing
votes is by securing subscription pay
merits. The extra votes hat you earn
over and above the regular votes this
special vote period may be the means
of winning for you one of the five
automobiles.
Extra Vote Offer.
AS 100000 extra votes will be given
to every candidate who brings or
payments to the office Of the cam
paign manager on Or before Satur-
day. June 28th at 8 P. M. the larger
the amount vol send in during his
. period the larger your extra vote
ballot will be. Subscription pay
ments are worth more votes during
this. period than they will be at any
! other tim q. dVyrjr> kh~ 0e~on~j~o a. T.
is not necessary for you to hold back
your subscriptions until you have Sc
cured the entire amount, but send or
bring them to the campaign manager
as often as possible, so that the new
subscribers may get their papers, and
the old subscribers their proper
credit.
We in urn will send you vote ballot
for the regular vote due you on each
subscription which you may retain
for reserve if you SO desire. In order
to give each n every candidate an
equal length of time to work on this
offer. all r~emittances placed in the
mail before 9 P. NJ. Saturday. June
2Sth will be accepted n counted on
this offer.
Ten Per Cent Cash Commission.
Every candidate who ecure sub
scription payments no matter how
small, and does not win one of the
five automobiles will receive a check
from the Herald" at the end Of the
campaign for ten per cent of the
amount sent in. This campaign is
short, and will positively be brought
to a close July 26th. What better or
} cheaper method do you know Of to
become the owner of a fine automo-
bile than through the Herald plan?
It costs you absolutely nothing but a
little of vol time. OF course time is
money. but you will be well repaid for
your time by winning one Of the auto
mobiles or the cash commission.
Many people have worked years to
save enough money to buy what you
can carr during h next six weeks.
{ The campaign is still in its infancy, in
) fact it is just getting started. A little
over two weeks ago the first list Of
candidates vas announced. The, list
, published today shows that some PED
pie are busy, and also that many peo-
pie are not busy. 1t does not show a
: very great advantage secured by any
one, it shows that the campaign is
still young. If you want an, automo-
the nomination blank in this issue
and send it to the campaign manager
or write him a letter, n you will be
supplied with full details. and all
forms necessary for our use.
STANDINGS OF THE CANDIDATES.
District No. l..
Will include all towns in the follow
ing counties: Pemb1na, Walsh. Trail,
E Grand Forks, and the state of Mime
sofa.
Alice Smith. Portland .......125.9So
Emma Brown, Thompson ....112,940
Mrs. H. A. Pierce. Grand Forks 70.190
W. L. Crawford. Grand Forks. 119.470
Mrs. j.. w. Byrum, Cd. Forks. 63.24O
Harry Gilfillan. Red Lake
r Falls, MINI. 6,b40
n Anna Johnson. Hcople ...... 25,s4C
Miss Lee Hood, Emerald 80. 21,19o
Miss Carrie M. Evans. Mimic .125,72C
Mrs. c. w. Nelson. Cd. Forks. 61,S7c
e Alex Hart, Grand Forks...... 64,700
g Hattie Baglien. Hillsboro. ...12O,S7C
G. L. B. Fraser, Grafton. .~...125.75o
Miss France Hosna. Adams. 1870
Mrs. Tom Krile, Pisek. ...... 2s,30o
= John Halwerdy, Fordville. ...125, $50
Miss Lois Ball, Crookston. ...113.1Sa
v Eva Caldwell. Marvel .......110.98t
Gladys Collision, Neche. ......124,49C
y | Cto1lo. n4~Ifac- Do - .... nc 1 M