Rules of the Contest for Bryan Eagle Voting
Public contest rules govern ballot costs and vote issuance. Ballots are color coded nine white ballots equal one vote yellow five votes pink ten votes, issued only with cash payment. Votes cast at Bryan Eagle office Feb 28 1915 before 6 pm, names must be written clearly and cannot be transferred. Counting occurs Feb 28 1915 in Bryan with citizen observers. Standing of candidates will not be published. only winner named. Contestants must not solicit votes in stores or follow collectors. violations barred. Open to any woman of good character. relatives of merchants or employees may have votes rejected unless properly identified. Merchants must issue votes only as publicly announced in the newspaper. Each contestant must sign an agreement at Bryan Eagle office.
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Progressive merchant vote contest promises trip prize
An appeal urges readers to persuade friends to shop at certain stores to earn a trip. It touts large fresh stock, fair treatment, and no extra cost while promising a ten thousand dollar bond guarantees delivery. The winner is based on votes, with no qualification limits.
Votes offered by merchants for prompt payments
Merchants will issue one vote per dollar received for account payments. This list names Bryan Steam Laundry and Texas Bakery as places where votes will be given, with merchants reserving right to offer extra votes periodically. Watch the paper for announcements.
Bond Secures Publishers Contest Association
N A Clay of Navasota Texas is bonded as secretary and treasurer of the Publishers Contest Association. A letter endorses Mr Clay as responsible and reliable for a bond of 10000 dollars returned to association members and held by Farmers State Guaranty Bank of Navasota Texas.
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N. A. Clay
Navasota
Texas
Publishers’ Contest Association
Clay
R. L. Renick
Farmers’ State Guaranty Bank of
All About the Trip to Panama-Pacific Exposition Prize
A Texas contest offers a twenty one day private Pullman trip for twenty four winners to the Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco next summer. The party travels with chaperones, all expenses paid, and includes first class rail and hotel stays, meals, exhibits, and rides. Only sisters or mothers may accompany a winner if space allows, for a fee. Details will be published in this paper as arrangements are made.
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San Francisco
Texas
Union
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Europe
South
Central America
Rockies
California
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Post Office
Bryan Steam Laundry
Texas Bakery
Holmes Bros
Pat Paterson
the Auto CO
J. M. Caldwell
Vice Bros. Grain
Hays
E. J. Jenkins
Bryan, Texas
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