Georgia Map Contest Subscriptions and Dividends
Readers are invited to submit solutions to a Georgia map contest with three, six, or twelve month subscriptions to The Daily Constitution. Prizes include dividends from 5 to 50 times the payment, with rules on multiple solutions, dividends, and eligibility. Mail entries should be registered or paid by Money Order, with plans optional but useful, and all entrants must follow company rulings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ateuta
Constitution Publishing Company
Prize structure for Constitution subscriptions and prizes
The document outlines prizes for a subscription contest with The Atlanta Constitution. First prize valued at 1000 dollars plus 50 times subscription payments, minimum 1000 and maximum 1700 dollars. Second prize 3500 dollars plus 25 times payments, minimum 600 and maximum 850 dollars. Third prize 100 dollars plus 6 times payments, minimum 109 and maximum 170 dollars. Fourth prize 50 dollars plus 6 times payments, minimum 50 and maximum 120 dollars. Fifth prize 335 dollars plus 5 times payments, minimum 25 and maximum 95 dollars. Next 100 prizes are one year subscriptions to Derby and Sunday Constitution, value 7 dollars each, total 700.06 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta Constitution
Mount Fhe
Constitution
Prize schedule for Atlanta Constitution subscriptions
The table shows prize values for various subscription plans to The Daily Constitution and Daily and Sunday editions, with amounts for cash in advance, by mail, and city carrier delivery. It lists multiple year options, the greatest prize values, and notes that Sunday-only subscriptions have limits in certain deliveries, along with back due payment rules and renewal conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
By Mail
Daily Constitution
Atlanta
Demand Stronger For Cotton Goods
New York June 2 There is improved demand for cotton goods at retail counters and jobbing houses with warmer weather. Primary markets are quiet as eastern houses move into fall stocks. Export shipments remain large while demand for new goods to Caoina and Red aes ports is slowed by unsettled conditions. Fall River sold 100000 pieces of print cloth, 20000 for spot delivery, with production limited by a holiday. Labor troubles impede mill output. An extra quarter cent per yard rise was posted on printed shirtings. Prices shown include print cloths and denims with varied yardages and standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Caoina
Red Aes
Fall River
Also Mentioned on This Page
Georgia
Daily and Sunday Constitution
Constitution, Atlan* Ga
D. Mo
Rsville
Mali
Arnett
Ashington
Pelhar
VER
IGE
Qgriffin
Qglethor
Albany
Viemn Sjamericus Coroel
Ismithville
Ogebor
Ashburn
Icknor
Ldosta
Savannah
Atlanta C
THE
Mercer
Nacon
Mercer University
C. Durden
Tifton
Sccstenas
First Baptist Church
Phi Delta
Ciceronian
John B. Guerry
Montezuma
A J. Moncrief
Barnesville
Realtese
Hterary, Law and Pharmacy
Hplomas
Lawson
Macon
Dempsey
Idle Hour Country Club
Macon Dellevés Phe
Maconana
Hobdy
Jung
Jperry Hobby
Walnut Street
Jalve
Ation Army
Salvation Army
Central City Park
Tintek
Board of Water Commissioners
Col
W. A. Hui
Huff
South
C. T. Williamson
Water Department
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!