Dream and Plan to Win a Free McIntyre Touring Car
A campaigning instruction urges candidates to move from dreaming to planning to win a free McIntyre touring car by Dec 2. It underscores turning dreams into concrete vote-getting actions and prompts contestants to review their subscription outreach and missed due bills to boost support.
Contest opens July 1 for five month drive to Dec 2
The Montana Mercantile Co offers 200 votes per dollar and the Examiner awards 1000 votes per dollar of new subscriptions and 500 votes per dollar of back subscriptions or renewals. The McIntyre FP12 costs 1500 dollars with standard gear and 1650 with top wind shield and speedometer. The top prize is the car free to the candidate with most votes on Dec 2 at 6 pm. Second prize is a 600 dollar certificate toward a McIntyre FP12 touring car. The winner is the one who turns in the most Examiner subscriptions and most trade with Montana Mercantile Co. The winning contestant will wear a smile on Dec 2.
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Examiner
Montana Mercantile Co
Do Not Waste Votes in the Great Automobile Contest
A persuasive notice urges voters to cast all ballots for their preferred candidate and avoid letting any vote go unused. The piece stresses that each ballot must be credited and no voter can afford to miss a single chance.
It Don t Take a Prophet to Foretell a Close Race
A clipped political appeal urges readers to work hard to swing votes in a tight contest. It mentions monetary incentives from Montana Mercantile Co and The Examiner and promotes using a machine kept in the garage to help the effort.
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McIntyre
Montana Mercantile Co
Free Car Offered For Votes In Montana Mercantile Drive
A Montana contest offers a free automobile to the voter whose name earns the most votes by 6 p m December 2. Votes equal 200 per dollar spent at Montana Mercantile Co on cash purchases or account payments. The Examiner adds 1000 votes per dollar of new subscriptions and 500 votes per dollar on account. The itemized car features a five passenger body and a 35 to 40 horsepower motor with Brigg’s magneto and details of mechanical specs.
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Montana Mercantile Co