Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-10-11
DON'T LAG NOW
IT'S DANGEROUS
CLUB MANAGER TELLS WORK
ERS TO PUT ON STEAM IF
THEY WANT TO WIN
Going up!

Going up!
Developments during the last "a
hours of the first period in the Her
AIDS big Sales Club Subscription
drive were the most spectacular and
sensational that have yet been re-
corded. Thousands upon thousands Of
votes were cast; first one club mem
ber would hold away for supremacy
than another; battles were fought
won and lost, and the race waged fast
and furious.
Scientists for centuries have en-
deavored to work out satisfactory
answer to the problem "what would
happen if an irresistible body meets
an immovable body" and thousands
have pondered over just what would
happen should such an event occur.
Just about the best illustration of
the problem itself is shown in this
sales club subscription drive right
now as it emerges from the first
period into the second. A comparison
Of the leaders in the race shows
that just about such an event has
taken place. Just a few subscrip-
tions would have altered the standing
last Saturday night when the first
period closed, for a few subscriptions
would have placed any of the leading
club members in today's standing in
FIRST POSITION. Seemingly the
race is destined to be dead heat;p
but this weeks work will no doubt
see some startling changes.
4 With vig0r and enthusiasm that
as never before been witnessed in
Sheridan county, the club members
have entered upon the second period
fully aware that each is pitted
against an opponent determined that
the breach this week shall be length
ened to at least a comfortable mar
gin.
Actual Test Now Ahead
1t is in you to win if you will. This
is the final test. These are the days
that test your resourcefulnes. Here
is where your courage upholds you
makes you fight, or lack Of it takes
the stiffness out of your knees and
leaves you trailing in the dust an
"also ran"
'Tis the coward who quits to misfor-
tune;
'Tis the knave who charges each day;
IT'S the fool who wins half battle
Then throws all his chances away.
The time to succeed is when others
Discouraged, show traces of tire;
The battle is fought on the home
stretch
And won 'twixt the flag and the wire.
Votes will pile up rapidly during this
and next week; that is, while the ad-
vertising and job cards are on sale
and while the second period vote
schedule is in effect. The liveliest part
of the race is now at hand, and while
all the workers are on practically the
same footing, at the same time, those
who want to, and will, are afforded
the opportunity Of the race to forge
ahead and corrall the winning votes
Subscriptions Still Count Big
We want to warn club members
and their friends that this race will
undoubtedly be won by the narrow
est of margins. This was indicated
/ soon after the race had been started
and today it is more apparent THAI
ever before. So every subscription
and the sale of every job card possible
counts right now.
Until next Saturday evening ht
10 o'clock Advertising and Job Cards
can be sold-ONLY TWO DAYS
LEFT NOW TO SELL THEM. The
vote on them is large and every bust
ness and professional man as well as
many farmers use coniderable print
ing and many cards should be dis