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Newspaper
Bryan Weekly Eagle
Location
Bryan, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1934
Page
3
Readers are urged to join a newspaper subscription drive to win cash prizes. Enter the club, recruit new and renewing subscribers, and work spare time to earn credits. The piece stresses time management, urging immediate action and claiming no one can lose in the campaign.
Motivational note urging persistence in seeks for subscriptions. Encourages not to fear discouragement and to seek one subscription at a time. Emphasizes value received and shared effort despite critics.
Residents in all sections have equal odds to win awards. Subscriptions from outside Bryan count 50 percent more than Bryan votes to balance access as calls in country areas are harder, so the schedule ensures equal opportunity for all to win any award.
A club advertises pay for all campaign work during five weeks. Earn a grand prize or a ten percent commission on all collections. Proclaims handy rewards at Christmas and urges participation.
Is Your Community Represented solicits subscriptions for Daily or Weekly Eagle. It invites residents from numerous towns including Calvert Caldwell Milican Wellborn Benchley Steele’s Navasota College Station Tabor Edge Rye King’s Highway Fos ore Leonard Mumford Shiloh Kurten North Zulch and Bryan to join the race.
Club members are not restricted by locality and can earn credits by collecting arrearages or advance payments from old subscribers and securing new ones. The district plan rewards effort in sparse areas, offering equal chances to win the big prize while offering a quick path to a dream opportunity through spare-time work.
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