Shoshone Journal launches reader participation plan in 1920 fund drive
The Shoshone Journal announces a community backed circulation and business building campaign in Shoshone Idaho. A three thousand dollar prize pool funds home grown participation with a new 1920 Studebaker car as grand prize. Campaign promises fair open handling and profits shared with local residents, conducted by publisher Edw. T. Barber.
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Shoshone Journal launches $3000 Everybody Wins prize campaign
The Shoshone Journal announces a four week free entry campaign with a 1920 Studebaker touring car valued at 2155.00, two cash prizes of 500 dollars, and hundreds in cash. Readers nominate themselves or a friend to earn votes and prizes without any investment. Free votes, no subscription required, and 20 percent cash commission to active participants who do not win top prizes.
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Mammoth prize election promotes free votes and prizes
The Journal of Southern Idaho promises impartial contest rewards with a six week program. Participants can earn votes and prizes without cost, with a special 100,000 vote ballot per club of $24.00. The plan urges early entry, centers on widespread wins, and warns no extra inducements will be added.
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