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Carthage Citizen in Carthage, Indiana

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Carthage Citizen

Location

Carthage, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1936

Page

3

Schedule of Votes and Subscription Rates

Schedule lists first period up to February 8 with 1 year at $1.50 2 years at $3.00 3 years at $4.50 4 years at $6.00 Second period extends to February 15 with unclear terms. The entry ends with a string Aeeeeeeseseee.

Prize Award Rules For Voting Contest

The Grand Capital Prize goes to the contestant with the most votes. The Second Grand Prize goes to the runner up by votes. The Third and Fourth prizes follow the next largest vote totals. After prizes, active non prize winners receive a 20 percent cash commission on their daily subscription reports if they submit at least two yearly reports weekly for the contest duration. No one can receive both a Capital Prize and the commission.

Citizen campaign offers big prize for subscriptions and votes

The Citizen launches a six week circulation and vote collection drive in Carthage offering a grand prize funded by both new and renewing subscribers. Participants clip nomination coupons for 5 000 starter votes and obtain further votes by submitting subscriptions, with an advisory board and judges to ensure fairness.

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Campaign Rules and Regulations for Citizens Prize Election

The document outlines eligibility, nomination timing, and prohibition of employee relatives. It sets voting as free, non transferable, and non purchasable with votes earned by subscriptions or trade cards. It describes sealed ballots, judge oversight, cashiering, commission for non prize winners, and the newspaper’s right to amend rules.

Carthage Election Department

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