Greatest Piano Sale Ever Held in Chariton Iowa
A promotional piano sale in Chariton Iowa invites shoppers to count dots on a display to win the nearest correct number prize. The event offers 86 additional prizes valued from 100 to 335 dollars, is free to register, and aims to test advertising strength and showcase a line of high grade pianos. A sealed envelope with the correct dot count is on file at Chariton National Bank.
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Chariton National Bank
Great Piano Sale Offers Major Brands
The advertisement lists piano producers Chickering Bros Crown Adam Schaaf Bush & Lane Ludwig PLC Weaver Bush & Gerts Knight Brinkerhoff Cable Nelson Concord King Willard and Melville Clark Piano Player. It urges families to own a piano and register early for a chance at a $1000 gold bond certificate in a dot counting contest.
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Chickering Bros. Crown
Adam Schaaf
Bush & Lane
Ludwig, PLC
Weaver
Bush & Gerts
Knight- Brinkerhoff
Cable Nelson
Concord
King
Willard
Melville Clark
Piano store promotes easy terms and reader contest
A local piano dealer touts the largest line in the region, announces a new carload expansion, and invites readers to join a simple contest for cash consideration. The ad promises fair dealing, neighbor referrals, and ongoing business growth from strong values and easy terms.
Piano outline contest rules and prizes stated
The notice describes a contest with a coupon filled by participants naming correct names and addresses. All answers must be mailed or delivered before six p m on the closing date. Only one entry per contestant. No entry from anyone connected with the firm or music business will be accepted. The exact number of dots in the piano outline is deposited in Chariton National Bank and judged by reliable parties. No fee is required. participants may win prizes based on accuracy and receipt time. Even without exact counts, entrants may share in prizes after counting time.
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Chariton National Bank
Rules for Counting and Awards
The notice outlines prizes for accuracy in a dots counting puzzle. First correct or nearest gets a $100 gold bond certificate, second a near match $85, then ten at $75, twenty at $50, fifty at $45, with others in proportion.
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