Vote Schedule Soon to Be Reduced Ports Today
The management asks who is truly trying as the vote schedule tightens and every minute of these days counts.
26 Sep 1925
Page 1
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Newspaper
Indiana Evening Gazette
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1925
Page
1
The management asks who is truly trying as the vote schedule tightens and every minute of these days counts.
District No 1 participants residing in the Boro of Indiana receive three cars and as many cash prizes as there are active. Names include numbers such as 724000 80400 52000 1642700 30000 421700 80000 121110 80000 75800 80000 1642800 421200 1221800 42800 80000. Territory East of the Saltsburg Indiana Pike and areas within Indiana Boro exclusive of several towns listed.
A fragmentary entry lists District No Four including towns such as Clymer Deckers Point Commodore and Heilwood with prizes and cash totals cited. Names like Karl Millars and Andy Paytash appear amid garbled figures and incomplete lines reflecting a local competition result.
Work done on these big vote days will bring success. The laggard who avoids effort to the grand prize will reap no reward. It is time now to get busy. Those listed can command business among friends. Candidates will realize work builds subscriptions worth more as the campaign ends. A lead secured now will be harder to overcome later. Will you let others take your gifts for lack of effort today.
District No Three A territory north and west of the Saltsburg Indiana Pike excluding Indiana Boro includes North Point Trade City Plumville Sagamore Georgeville Willetville Creekside Shelocta West Lebanon McIntyre Clarksburg Lerton Juneau Iselin Marchand three cars and cash prizes equal to active participants will be awarded in this district.
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