The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1930-08-20
CANDIDATES MAKE
FINAL Squirt FOR
DIFFERENT PRIZES
Gazette's Three Car Subscrip-
tion Campaign Ends Saturday
Night at 10 o'clock
BALLOTS IN SEALED BOX
A. F. Hassenstab, Ben WOhlf0rd
and d. E. Sinclair to Act.
as Judges

Promptly at 10 o'clock Saturday
night, August 23rd, The Gazette's
Big Subscription Campaign will come
to a final close. The three beautiful
automobiles and all big cash prizes
will be awarded and the biggest and
most successful campaign ever con-
Quoted in this section will pass into
history.
As announced at the beginning of
the campaign land explained in de-
tail in a page ad elswhere in today's
issue), the entire last period of this
campaign will be under sealed ballot
box system.
No subscriptions or votes will be
! accepted through the campaign de-
partment this week. but each and
every candidate will deposit his
final collections in the sealed ballot
box located in this office. This ar
rangement assures fairness to every
one, as no person, not even the cam
paign manager Except the candidate
him or herself) will know exactly
what any candidate is doing this, the
last week of the campaign.
Must Work Now
There is no need for us to say
much in these columns today, in any
effort to urge candidates to action.
Sufficient to say that the race is ex-
ceptionally close, and that any cam
didate who does not do his or her ut
most these next few days cannot
hope to win big.
We feel that we know our candi-
dates by now, and we are quite GER
tain that the live ones will make
every effort to make the remaining
days count and get in their biggest
report. The ambitious candidates
will not lay down on the job now that
the end is so near. The ones who do
slacken their pace this week will, un-
doubtedly be the ones to mourn next
week, while the real workers and
stickers will be enjoying their SPLEEN
did new motor cars.
Public interest has risen to point
where subscriptions should be very
easy to get as the end approaches.
Many people who have not yet SUBJ
scribed will, if properly approached,
be easy to sell. Your friends cannot
refuse you now when just one or two
subscriptions may mean the differ
ence between big prize or cash
commission.
Attention Candidates
Elsewhere in today's issue is
page ad which contains full details. of
the last period and the final count.
Every candidate should read this
page ad carefully-be sure that you
understand every detail thoroughly
and if there is one single feature
about the winding up of the campaign
which you do not fully understand,
then it is your duty to seek know
ledge from the campaign manager.
August 18th, 10th and 18th respec-
lively the campaign manager was in
his office for the purpose of check
ing each and every candidates votes
with them. Any candidate who fail
ed to call to verify their vote totals
has been considered as having given
notice to the Judges and The Red
wood Gazette that he accepts the
campaign managers records as abb
solutely correct, and the judges will
use The Gazette's records as the
basis for the final count. ~.
Three More Days
What you do in that time will
largely determine whether you win
one of the three big motor cars, the
500 in Gold, one of the Cash prizes,
or a cash commission. The difference
in value between either of the three
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