The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1921-09-12
PIONEERS SALESMANSHlP
CAMPAIGN STARTS TODAY
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time to earn from $25 to $500 per
week-to the ambitious men and
women who get busy now and secure
the largest number of credits for
subscriptions to The Pioneer. Either
old or new subscriptions count, SO
the field is wide open in every local
ity.
Two Districts
The territory covered by The
Pioneer is divided into two districts
enc district in the city of Bemidji
and one district outside Of Bemidji.
This absolutely equalizes competi-
ton between city and country, and
vice versa. Club members residing in
Beltrami, Hubbard, Cass, Red Lake
or any other county will be given
the same fair, impartial and helpful
cooperation as members residing
within stones throw Of The Pioneer
office.
Get Subscriptions Anywhere
Club members ere not confined to
their own districts to secure sub
subscriptions but may get them any
where in the territory covered by The
Pioneer The division Of districts is
made to insure an equitable distr-
button Of awards but does not limit
subscription getting in any sense
what discover. Club members in Bemidji
may canvass for subscriptions in the
country members residing in the
country may canvass for subscrip-
tons in Bemidji, or elsewhere. Club
members will be given full credit for
all subscriptions they secure no mat
ter where obtained. This throws the
entire territory open to every club
member no matter where he or she
resides. The prizes will be awarded
according to districts which equalizes
competition SO that each district is
assured CT its own set CT awards, but
subscriptions may be secured any
where.
Membership Weei:
An early star is nalf the battle
won. This campaign, while extend
ing over periol of seven weeks,
will, compared to drives OF somewhat
similar nature, be short and snappy.
1t is imperative t,iat those who wish
to earn the biggest awards get started
right at to inception Of the CAM
paign. Within the next few days
there will be number of club men,
bers actively in the race. The very
subscriptions that you may get for the
asking may be taken by others be
fore you get around to it unless you
start at once. Don't delay single
minute--the campaign is too short
and it will take double the time and
effort later on. RIGHT NOW is the
0pportune time to ACT. Tomorrow
may be too late. Remember you can't
lose by trying, and every minute is
valuable. Time, once lost, can never
be resained.
Membership Week is The most i'm
portant period Of the entire club. Get
in right at the start. Show your init
ative and send in the Membership
Blank appearing elsewhere in this
issue without delay. Let your friends
know you are I'M the campaign and
get their subscriptions first. Once
started the rest will he easy.
How to Become a Member
Many readers will want to know
what to do and chow to do it "
First clip the Membership Blank
found in another part of this paper,
and mail or bring it TO the campaign
department right away. Or, telephone
The Pioneer office, 922, and COM
plete working outfit will be sent to
you at once. Then tell all cur
friends and acquaintance that you
are in the race to win, and ask for
their support and assistance. The fill
ing out of the Membership blank
does not commit you to the eXpenli-
ture of cent. You will not nave to
spend any more time in this inter
esting work than you feel that you
can spare.
For the benefit of interested par
ties and for the purpose Of giving
information to those who find it i'm
possible to call during the day. the
Craftsmanship club department Of The
PiDDCpr ic OnpO pvan in mill