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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1919
Page
4
The Chronicle notes six days left in the Paige campaign marking the close of the big voting schedule with a little over two weeks remaining in the race.
Contestants face a shortened voting window as subscriptions no longer count toward votes. Remind the public that the crucial deadline is 10 PM next Monday July 21.
Early entries push into today to secure a spot in tomorrow's vote exhibit. Subscriptions accepted before 3 p m determine which names appear tomorrow.
The message urges readers to stretch effort over the next six days to improve vote totals and avoid missing chances for a Paige touring car or cash prizes. It emphasizes taking action now to seize potential rewards and warns against deliberate inaction.
The newspaper forms an Advisory Board to govern the contest with impartiality and absolute honesty. Members include W H Eldridge mayor. Leo F Brocken cashier Idaho State Bank Twin Falls. A B Colwell druggist Twin Falls. FE Ostrander city councilman Twin Falls. J M Shank ex probate judge Buh. W H Shinn postmaster Filer. W H Turner banker Kimberly. Hon J H Seaver state senator Castleford. R B Moorshouse postmaster Hollister. Final results will be issued by these officials beyond dispute.
The Chronicle lists participants in its automobile and prize campaign by district. District 1 includes Twin Falls with names such as Mrs Cora Biggs, Miss Katherine Kline, Miss Beth Klaas, and others. District 2 covers outside the city with entries like Miss Jennie Dudley and Miss Margaret Enis. Several prize amounts are shown next to names, indicating standings or potential awards.
First period ending July 21 lists subscription prices. Six months cost 8.25, one year 6.00, two years 12.00, with stated quoted totals for each term. The text provides numerical values and term endpoints for readers choosing annual, semiannual, or biennial plans.
The notice outlines subscription rates and terms through August 2, listing six months at 3.25 dollars for 4,000 units, one year at 6.00 for 12,000 units, and two years at 12.00 for 32,000 units. It specifies a termination window and price tiers.
A campaign notice outlines vote credits for subscriptions with six month and one year options plus two year option. The schedule is declining and cannot be changed during the competition. A special 60 000 vote ballot is offered for every club of 24 turned in, with no extra votes or prizes otherwise.
The message urges hard work during the crucial voting schedule to maximize success. It emphasizes that effort now outweighs future regrets once the race ends. It frames the period as decisive for achievement and personal advancement.
Complete information available by contacting the Campaign Department of The Twin Falls Chronicle. Inquiries may be directed by phone or mail to the newspaper in Twin Falls Idaho, First National Bank Building.
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