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THREE POPULAR YOUNG LADIES.One in Metamora, One in Fairfield and One in Blooming Grove Townships===But We Don’t Know Their Names===Do You? Then Tell Us.The Review is desirous of ascertaining the name of the most popular young lady iff each of the three towhships.—Metamora, Fairfieldand Blooming Grove. When her idenity is determined, in each case, she will be rewarded by us with a cash prize of from one to ten dollars or more and her likeness, (with her full consent, bf course) will be printed in her home department of the Laurel Review. Outside of, Laurel and Brookville townships, these three townships are the Review's strongholds and as we feel very grateful for the patronage we have received from them, we, by this means, propose that one favorite resident of each community shall share in whatever profits have accrued. But we can not undertake to determine whom the most popular young lady Is, in any case. That must be settled by her neighbors and friends. And as there may be adozen very popular young ladies in each township, and doubtless is,the matter can only be settled justly by vote, the one getting the greater number or votes securing the prize. There will be no restriction as to the number of young ladies who may be voted for.All votes received from each township will be placed in a safe receptacle, but will not be counted or assorted until Tuesday, February 4.1003 when a “returning board” consisting of Prof. Will 0. Moore, of the Laurel High School and Miss Cora Steffey, will canvass and count the votes and declare the awards. Any township or candidate is welcome to have a representative present at Ibis count, which will take place in the editor’s home. After the counting, the ballots will be preserved for reference in case of dispute.It costs nothing to vote, but every vote must represent patronage of the Review. Three forms of blanks for voting are here given, to meet all conditions. The first form given can be voted by anyone In the township by merely clipping it from the Review, filling out the blank lines, enclosing it in a sealed envelope and handing it to our local agent or sending it to this office. In other words, every copy of the Review is good for one vote, up to February, 2. So that beginning with this number,—November 12, every subscriber has 13 votes for his favorite.. (Plain Voting Blank.)Lc1 cast this vote for Miss ................ ;........-............ as tbc mostpopular young lady in ..;........... township.(Name of Voter.)(Regular Subscribers’ Voting Blank.) tEditou Review:Find enclosed f.................... as subscription to your paper, aud cast forMiss.................................................. one vote for every week it pays in advanceofNovember S, 1802, as the most popular young lady in ................................f.......township. .....(Name of Subscriber.)The above subscriber casts............voleH, having paid to...................... lou\EDITOR REVIEW.(New Subscribers’ Voting Blank.)Editob Review: .Find enclosed $1.00 subscription to your paper, and cast fifty-two votes forMiss................................................as the most popular young lady in/.......................i...............................township.(Subscriber’s Name.)j°01hifolrcoGtliF:beThe number of votes on above blank are, of course, determined by the amount paid. Thus, 25 cents gets 13 votes; 50 cents, 26 votes; $1, 52 votes; two dollars, 104 votes, etc. Where a dollar or more is paid, the Review will he sent to more than one address, if desired.One dollar in prizemoney will be paid to the most popular young lady in each towusliip, FOR EVERY 1,000 VOTES CAST. Thus, if 10,000 votes are cast in a township, the prize will be $10.00; 5,000, $5.00, etc. Prizes will be promptly paid at the close of the contest.The names of the three succssul young lady candidates will be published in the issue of the Review of February 4, and if it is the wish of their friends, and thefr consent is secured, accurate likenesses of each will appear in their home department of the Review, as soon thereafter as practicable. It is only necessary,.for this purpose, that a good photograph of each, be sent us.;The name of no young lady contestant who fails of election will be published except with the consent or by request of lier friends.Remember, the first blank must, in every case, be cut from a copy of the Review; but blanks for regnlar subscribers and new subscribers, paying in advance, can either be cut from the paper or procured from our agents, Messis. C. C. Kilbum, Metamora; J. T. Buckley, Fairfield, and C. A. Ludwig, Blooming Grove. Select your candidate and begin voting at once.VOTINfi MACHINPS
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Laurel Review
Laurel, Indiana, US
Wed, Nov 19, 1902
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