The Bingham County news. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1918-1930, 1922-11-10
NINE MORE
DAYS LEFT
IN CAMPAIGN
SATURDAY NIGHT. NOVEMBER Is.
At 8 O'CLOCK, THE CAN.
PAIGN WILL CLOSE.
THE RACE Is UNUSUALLY CLOSE,
AND is ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE
TO FIGURE REAL LEADER.

prize and circulation campaign clos
ed last Saturday night and great was
the closing. It was a great success.
Tens OF thousands, yes, hundreds of
thousands Of credits were issued and
every one of the leading club mem
bers profited nightly. A large num-
Der OF the credits secured are pub
lished to tohay's issue to the credit
of the workers while some are hold
ing few in reserve until later.
Race Unusually Close.
It is a strange coincidence-some-
thing very unusual in affairs of this
kind-but several Of the leading club
members benefited SO equally during
the second period just closed that
without hairline figuring It is almost
impossible to determine the real lead
er today. AS stated in these col
umns last week, it seems that the
News big prize campaign is fated
to be an extraordinarily close one
throughout.
The competition, therefore, SO far
as the relative standing Of leaders
is concerned, is practically where it
was prior to last Saturday night.
Hence, the struggle for supremacy
will be fought out during the next
nine days. The campaign closes just
cne week from tomorrow, Saturday
night, November 18th, at p. m. It
depends almost entirely upon the re-
suits obtained between now and the
end Of the campaign as to who the
ultimate winners will be.
Club members should put forth an
extra effort during the remaining
days, for a very few long term sub
scriptions may mean the difference
between the first and second car or
one Of the other prizes, SO don't wait,
but make the most of every moment
Of the remaining time to get every
available subscription while you still
have time to do SO.
Ten subscriptions for five years
each will give YOU 100000 credits,
and If you lacked just that many Of
winning the Buick touring car It
would make you sick to think that
you overlooked the opportunity to
win, so don't let single friend or
member of your relations get away
without giving you at least one Ave-
year subscription, for their subscrip-
tion may be the means of your win
ming.
How Campaign Closes.
The duties of the campaign man.
ager ended last Saturday night, as
on Monday morning the ballot box
was taken to the First National bank
and locked and sealed by the judges
Of the campaign, and the ballot box
will remain there until the close of
the campaign, Saturday night, No
vember 18th, at o'clock.
No subscriptions will be accepted
by the campaign manager or the
News during the balance of the cam
paign, as each club member must
take or send their subscriptions d.
rect to the First National Bank and
mark plainly on the outside, "For
Ballot Box" and when received the
envelope bearing the subscriptions
and money will be deposited in the
ballot box unopened.
Should a club member desire they
may hold their subscriptions until the
last day of the campaign and de-
posit them personally in the ballot
box, but due care must be taken that
they are placed in the box before the
final stroke Of eight o'clock or they
will not be counted. II there is any
thing that you dc not understand
\ about placing your subscriptions II
the box or IL you want additional In
formation be sure and ask the cam
paign manager.
Ballot Box Now Sealed,
The ballot box, sealed and locked
Is now at the First National Bank
where It will remain until the closine
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