Support Your Friend Now Premiums for Leaders Travel Trip Contest
Premiums are to be awarded to contest leaders on Wednesday April 1 with fifty dollars to be divided among men women boys and girls. A student prize of twenty six dollars will go to the top student candidate. Prizes include a ten dollar mercantile order for the best man or boy and for the top woman or girl. A six dollar mercantile prize goes to the leading student not winning first prizes. Ballots counted on April 19 will determine recipients. no candidate can win more than one prize. The Bulletin stresses fair play and promises to fulfill every prize.
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Eligibility rules for special prize contest stated
To qualify for a special prize a candidate must have 6000 or more votes in addition to 5000 Occupation as student or teach must be known in Contest Département at least one day before count by lots on April 19.
Special Prize Contest Notes
Ballots must be in box by noon April 19 to count for special prizes. Standing of candidates on trips is unaffected. votes count the same. Contestants may cast or reserve subscription ballots. to count, votes must be cast before noon on April 19. Registered votes are ballots cast and counted. Notify Contest Department if occupation is missing to be eligible.
Contest kickoff urges club members to recruit votes and a pen
The message encourages members with multiple clubs to have a friend bring in subscriptions and earn a pen. It promises 11,000 votes as a goal and describes a strong start to the contest. The first week runs from 8 am Tuesday March 28 to 5 pm Monday April 3.
Naming Ten Travelers By Evening Bulletin Subscriptions
Voting coupons accompany each Evening and Weekly Bulletin payment and appear in every issue. Most neighbors already read the Bulletin. others will join to win a trip. Eight women who visited Yosemite last year were chosen from nominations. Earnest effort may earn you a trip.
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