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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1925
Page
7
The article stresses a dramatic first turn in a close race with no clear favorite. It urges candidates to stay active and dig in as the first period exposes winning material and warns against resting on imagined victories. The tone is urgent and motivational.
This period is the last high vote period with twelve days left to secure subscriptions before value drops. Candidates must push hard now to maintain a lead as competitors may overtake if pace slows. After January 17th, effort must increase to sustain momentum and rally supporters.
The Tribune outlines a campaign plan offering a 15 percent commission on each subscription secured by active candidates who do not win prizes. The offer promises substantial spare time earnings and a liberal payout totaling 1.35 for every 9.00 subscription before the February 4 deadline.
The text urges candidates in The Tribune's $9,000 Automobile Campaign to treat the race as a decisive war. It warns against overconfidence after the first skirmish and calls for early preparation, reserves, ample ammunition, and a relentless push to secure votes starting at sunrise tomorrow.
Read Vote Schedule on this page appears the vote schedule that determines the voting power of new and renewal subscriptions to both the Daily and Sunday Weekly Tribune. This schedule will be in effect until the night of January 17, at which time it will again be materially reduced. The plan of decreasing votes is for the protection of the candidates who work diligently through the first periods. It prevents a dark horse from running the last days and robbing them of the awards to which they are entitled. As the first period came to an end last Friday, this one will likewise be a thing of the past after January 17. No time to lose folks, if you wish to make your efforts count for the most.
The article urges candidates to pursue new subscriptions for the Daily and Sunday Weekly, noting one year new subscriptions yield 40 000 votes while renewals bring 20 000. A Tribune Sunday Weekly new subscription brings 12 500 votes versus 4 500 for renewals, highlighting faster ascent by targeting new customers.
Clarifies that extra votes apply only to new subscriptions. 20 000 bonus votes per new daily subscription for one year or longer, with a two year term counting as one subscription. Weekly subscriptions receive 8 000 votes regardless of term. Policy remains unchanged during the campaign.
Campaign Headquarters will tabulate expiration dates for all subscribers and place the lists in book form on the front counters. Workers and candidates may copy dates but may not remove the lists. Come in to obtain your list as soon as tabulation is finished.
An advertisement touts the Weekly Tribune as the premier weekly paper, offering Sunday content plus eight extra pages of live news from the week. It sells for $2.50 yearly, mailed to any post office, and urges candidates to secure subscribers and bring sample copies to show prospects.
The piece urges collecting extended four year and new four year subscriptions to boost voting power. Four year renewals yield 150 000 votes while new four year subs equal 170 000 votes, equivalent to 24 six month renewals. The strategy emphasizes chasing large orders to win major awards.
The Tribune promotes welfare of every candidate with urging to maximize earnings during the next month. Campaign offices stay open until 9 pm each night with staff ready to assist on campaign problems and strategies.
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