The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1923-08-24
OBJECT OF THE CAMPAIGN

OBJECTO II III CAMPAIGN
The objects of this campaign n the following: () To increase
the already large circulation of The Oakley Herald; ca to collect
arrearages and advance subscription payments from present sub
scribers; go to increase our advertising patronage; ca to give
our readers a chance to earn money during their spare time; 60 to
enable the publisher to make improvements on The Herald, which
is already one of the best community newspapers in Idaho.
THE PLAN is FAIR
This is not a beauty or popularity contest. Results depend on
the energy and industry and perseverance of the candidates There
is n element of chance. And it doesn't cost a cent to enter. You
There will be N losers among active participants. If you e
main an active participant and do not win nj of the three prizes,
you will be given acashcommission amounting to 10 per cent of the
money you urn in for subscriptions.
FAIR AND IMPARTIAL TREATMENT GUARANTEED
The publisher does not pretend that he knows everything. He
willingly admits that what he doesn't know would make a larger
book than what he does know. Therefore he has appointed an Ad-
visory Board to give advice and suggestions and to help him decide
important questions that may arise. A committee will be selected
from the Board to act as judges adm count the votes at the close OF
the contest. The following well known mel + members of the
Advisory Board:
Mayor Edward War; c. A. Bauer DIR. Nelson
S. A. Laurance Kenneth Curtis
NeIs r. Peterson Earl whiteley
LET GOOD WILL PREVAIL.
Everybody can't win first prize. The individual who wins second
prize is going to be disappointed on account of not winning the first.
The disappointment will hurt. You may think it won't, but it will.
1t always hurts an ambitious person to be outdistanced by a com
petitor. It's not just the difference in value of the prizes. It's the
But let's decide in advance that there will be n o bitter feelings
between the candidates themselves or between the candidates and
the publisher. It's more important to show that you have a good
disposition than it is to win first prize. The ability to accept sec
ond n third prize gracefully is more important to you in life than
to possess energy to win first prize. In this competition you will
do well to initiate Daniel Webster who said he'd rather be right
than be President.
The publisher values the friendship of the people of the commu-
nifty and does not expect to lose that of a single individual. He
believes that the candidates who win second and third prizes will be
just a s good friends of his a s those who win first. He a e no
reason for sacrifice of good will between himself and those who.
failing to win n of the three prizes, receive cash commissions.
No Active candidate will lose. Well all be winners. The more
work you do. the more you'll get out of it, and the better news
paper Wen have for the community.
HOW TO TURN YOUR SPARE TIME INTO MONEY
To enter the contest. fill out the nomination coupon and bring it
to this Office. We will give you a free outfit which includes a spe-
cal receipt book and free sample copies of The Herald. Then you
are to go to your friends and neighbors and have them clip the
free coupons for you o buy a subscription OF advertising due bill
card through you. You must have votes to win the big prizes. Each
coupon is good for somany free votes and you should have your
friends save these for you. But the fast way to get votes is through
the sale of subscriptions and advertising due bill cards.
Participants ire supposed to make cash report each week to e.
main active. While you may do your hardest work during some
certain part of the campaign, at least some work is required each
each week.
1T PAYS TO START EARLY
A reading of the schedule of votes will convince OF that il pays