Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-03-17

ROW are you; gong TO win the
Registered Holstein bull that will be
nwaEoed 70. winner of the Herald's
Four County subscription. campaign ?
SIMPLY BY commencing work today
and Keeping ut 1t until you have
enough subscriptions to make you the
winner. $50
Your friends are your best PROS
poets. HGo among them4and get them
TO renew their subscriptions to the
petitor gets their subscription. Tell
your neighbors what an asset Lilac
Hedge Watson johanna will be in the
community to improve the quality of
their dairy stock. Point out how they
VIII benefit in dollars through in
creased production from their dairy
herds. Them let them know Of the
constant Increase in the cost Of the
production OF news print and news
papers a d the certainty OF an in
crease ] Se cost$of subscription to
practice II daily newspapers.
II yo I, to win a prize worth as
much Il can ordinarily save in
two yea err this subscription CAM
paign II yoH s>rocrastinate you
have ance inning than If
you ge The md determine
to be ii I'd i amer. Y
Tho ca I'ri. Lilac Hedge
Watson /. lama. arth working
for. He is a fine al and should
sell at any show rin. sale for at least
$1,000. AS a sire OF dairy. stock in any
community, he should be worth, many
times the amount mentioned.
Candidates who enter The Herald's
-Four County subscription campaign
early have the best chance of win
ming the Registered Holstein Bull
that The Herald will award to person
with the most point credits at the
close of the campaign.
The vote schedule is printed here
with and will remain the same
throughout the entire campaign.
Send in your subscriptions at ONCE as
they will get you as many points now
as they will at any period of the
campaign. The Circulation Depart
ment will issue point credits as per
the point schedule for all subscrip-
tions sent in by candidates or their
friends, providing that people who
send in their subscriptions direct must
ask for votes at the time Of sending
in their remittance.
This campaign is open to all resi-
dents of Pembina and Walsh counties
in North Dakota, and Kittson and Mar
shall counties in Minnesota. Vote cred
it's toward the winning of the grand
prize will be issued only on subscrip-
tions obtained and addressed to post
t%,offce within the four counties men
toned. Candidates are entitled t o all
help that they can sercurc. but vote
credits are not transferable. except
where one candidate for reason with
draws from the rac and a substitute.
OF already a candidate. takes the place
Of the person Withdrawing.
Remittances u be in The Herald
office or in the mail not later than
April 80, and those mailed must reach
The Herald office on or before May 3,
1920, In order to entitle candidates
sending them to vote credits. Ten per
cent cash commission will be paid all
candidates except the grand prize win
ner.
The grand prize is a pure bred reg
istered Holstein bull. Lilac Hedge Wat
son Johanna, No. 26147O, born Decem-
Der 20. 1913. sired by King Watson Sc
gis Star, No. 1860. son of King Segis
Pontiac Count, the marvel Of the world
whose daughters have broken more
than 100 worlds records for milk and
butter. TIE mother Of the Herald'a
grand prize BULLS johanna Elmdale
age of two years, nj month and TWEEN
ty-sevena days made a seven day butter
record government test OF 1892
pounds. The grand dam of The Her
old's grand prize bull, Elmdale Aaggie
DekoI was grand champion COW at the
!SoI1H Odhota state TAR in 1919, and
has a record of 80 pounds of butter in
seven days, government butter test.
The Herald's grand prize bull was
purchased from Jerry =. Bacon, owner
OF Lilac Hedge farm, Grand Forks
n. D.. This bull ought to sell for At
least $1,000. and is worth many times
that>amount as the head Of any Hol-
stein dairy herd in-the northwest.
Easy to Enter; No Red Tape.
There is nothing complicated about