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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1914
Page
25
The list shows many candidates gaining weekly, with some still inactive but planning involvement. A curiosity mentions a voter paying via Coupon Trade Books, hinting at a prized ten year subscription. The piece also notes San Francisco exposition plans, Goat Island nickname for a rocky inlet, and California vineyards near Asti and Cucamonga shaping regional wine production.
Contests govern a vote based on purchases and payments with strict rules. Votes issued for cash, old accounts, due bills, merchandise, or bargains with time limits. Sealed envelopes, stamped ballots, and prohibitions for employees and certain groups. Weekly vote counting begins in week three with newspaper reporting.
A portion of the dialogue recalls a day you promised to let me sell my due-bills to you. The verse laments the idea of transferring all due-bills, urging fairness in patronage even amid shifting obligations and memories.
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