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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1912
Page
2
A reflective column argues success hinges on planning rather than dreamer mindset. It contrasts two types of candidates noting that those who plan ahead translate ambitions into concrete steps. The piece emphasizes disciplined preparation as the key to achievement.
The article urges contestants to convert dreams of free rides into practical plans by Dec 2. It emphasizes turning dreams into action and prompts tapping neglected subscribers to boost vote totals and sales of duce bills.
The contest runs seven months from July 1 to December 2 with a top prize of a McIntyre FP 12 car free for the winner. Votes awarded include 200 per dollar from Montana Mercantile Co and 1000 per dollar for new Examiner subscriptions and 500 per dollar for back or renewed subscriptions. The second prize is a $600 certificate toward a McIntyre FP 12.
A cautionary note urges voters to cast all ballots for their chosen candidate. It warns that every vote must be credited and no one can spare any votes, urging decisive participation in the contest.
A call warns that the upcoming vote will be tight with a small margin likely deciding victory or defeat. It suggests offering money via McIntyre or family to secure votes and urges action. The Montana Mercantile Co and The Examiner are cited as sources of votes and a vehicle can be sold if needed to support effort.
A Montana contest offers a free automobile to the person with the most votes by December 2 at 6 p m. Votes are earned at 200 per dollar on cash purchases or account payments, while The Examiner awards 1000 votes per dollar of new subscriptions and 500 votes per dollar on account payments.
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