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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1925
Page
7
The notice defines District No 1 to include all participants inside Americas city limits and mentions one or two automobiles and prizes for active candidates. It lists several names in garbled form and provides numeric figures such as 56500 and various monetary values, but the exact roles and outcomes are unclear due to transcription errors.
District No 2 will include all residents of Sumter and nearby counties outside the city limits. One or two cars and as many prizes as active candidates will be awarded in the district. Names from Americus Buena Vista Smithville Plains and Richland appear among the listed participants and addresses.
The record notes a total Gift List salary distribution of $10 275 00 with payments calculated at 15 percent. The item lists two figures 200 00 and 180 00 as part of the earnings. No names or organizations are provided. Detailed context is not clear.
A campaign coupon offers 20000 free votes when returned to the Campaign Manager with a first yearly subscription. The coupon must be attached to cash and the subscription must be one year or longer. The extra votes are in addition to the subscriber’s regular vote allotment.
The Times-Recorder campaign urges bold effort in the final five days to maximize votes for subscriptions. With 360000 votes per six year subscription and 60000 bonus votes for new seven subscriptions, participants push to top the leader board before September 28.
The Nomination Blank in the Times-Recorder will be discontinued Thursday as the Big Campaign ends. Nominations remain open, but to qualify for the 5,000 Free votes, entries must reach the office by 9 PM Thursday September 24.
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