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Newspaper
Evening Bulletin
Location
Honolulu, Hawaii, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1911
Page
10
Candidates for the travel trip contest in Honolulu include Mrs Mollie Espinda Mrs Nancy Higas and Miss Eva Gonsalves as nominations continue to arrive.
Snappy from start was opening day of the Bulletins Tow Trip Travel Contest yesterday. Early nominees include well known Honolulu men. late entrants continue. Contest leaders urge quick action to secure votes and subscriptions, stressing advance subscriptions and personal solicitation to boost the vote total.
The Bulletin has built a strong circulation, meaning workers operate among loyal readers likely to renew. Urge immediate collection of renewals and extensions from these friends who already value The Bulletin. Some candidates have begun work, hoping to convert wavering support early. In Washington, a plate vault at the Government Printing Office stores 2,000,000 electrotype plates.
A promotion awards 2000 bonus votes for each club that secures three old or three new daily yearly subscriptions. Bonus vote coupons are issued as subscriptions are secured and must be turned in during one contest week.
A standing continuous club offer remains active and will be renewed weekly during the contest period, continuing the promotion for members and participants. The ongoing arrangement aims to maintain engagement and provide ongoing benefits as the event progresses.
The notice outlines contest rules for voting, eligibility, transfers, and challenge procedures. It details ballot filing, board control on the final day, disqualification for misreporting subscriptions, and that only Pratten candidates with over 300,000 votes receive extra mileage trips. It also notes a San Francisco round trip prize for the first ten entrants, explains vote issuance and schedules, and states trips are transferable and can be taken at holders' discretion.
Readers are urged to start a subscription drive with ARLEIGH'S pens as rewards. The first contest week runs from 8 a.m. March 28 to 5 p.m. April 3, aiming for 11,000 votes and a pen prize.
Voting coupons accompany each subscription payment for the Evening and Weekly Bulletin and appear in every issue. Neighbors subscribe to the Bulletin for best Honolulu newspaper pie with no extra charge while helping others win a trip. Eight women who went to Yosemite last year were quick to nominate when announced.
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