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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1914
Page
6
The piece urges contest participants to hustle for a free trip to the Exposition, describes massive building and transit work in San Francisco, and touts sights like the Exhibition of Flowers, Chinese communities, and nearby trips from Stockton to Sacramento and beyond. It invites readers to submit a better jingle.
A brief verse notes the疲bled mood of toil and desire for easy riches. Laura Smith claims she sold twenty one today while hustling for a free trip to the Golden Gate, imagining reward without effort.
A historical notice outlines a merchants controlled vote scheme with multiple vote rates for cash sales, old accounts, due bills, and clearances. It bans certain groups, requires stamped ballots, set time limits, and weekly counting by a merchant-chosen committee with newspaper printing of results and subscription coupons. The names Rebecca Tolbert Vera MacMillan May Stewart appear with vote totals.
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