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Newspaper
Twin Falls Chronicle
Location
Twin Falls, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1919
Page
3
The notice explains a voting incentive where a two year Chronicle subscription yields 130000 votes with 40000 base votes plus 50000 special extra votes per club of $21. It urges readers to act before 10 PM next Monday night July 21 to boost a candidate’s total and possibly lead the race for the automotive prize.
The Chronicle notes the closing phase of a major campaign with five more days remaining. After the period ends, the article signals continued activity and extended public interest beyond the immediate schedule.
The notice urges readers to push hard over the next five days to increase vote totals and seize chances for prizes including a Paige touring car or cash, warning that not doing so is throwing away valuable opportunities.
An advisory board will oversee a local competition to ensure honesty and impartial results. Members include W H Eldridge mayor. Leo F Brock en cashier. A B Colwell druggist. J M Shank ex probate judge. W P Shinn postmaster. Hon J H Seaver state senator. R E Moorehouse postmaster. and others. Final results will be announced by these trusted officials and deemed beyond dispute.
The Chronicle lists candidates in alphabetical order by last name for the Keene Enka campaign. It notes big prizes and district split, with many names from Twin Falls and surrounding areas, including Miss Katherine Kline and Miss Esther McRoberts among others. District tallies show prize distributions and participant names across Districts 1 and 2.
A fragment notes forthcoming subscription figures for the Sulygoye item with six months and varied totals. The readable portion lists BB25 6 000 and 15 000 40 000 in a sequence of numbers accompanying the period.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate third period brace and events from last week, with terms suggesting August timing and a terse shorthand description of actions. Names, places, and clear facts are unreadable in the text.
Advertisement notes contact details for information then lists the Twin Falls Chronicle phone number and First National Bank reference for inquiry. The fragment implies a local newspaper classified or notice line guiding readers to call or wire for full details.
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