Auction Ad Advice from Journal-Democrat
Advertisement urges three or more insertions for farm auctions to draw large crowds. Emphasizes wide readership of the Journal and Democrat and notes many farmers rely on experience to learn sale details.
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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1941
Page
6
Advertisement urges three or more insertions for farm auctions to draw large crowds. Emphasizes wide readership of the Journal and Democrat and notes many farmers rely on experience to learn sale details.
Reprints of advertisements are offered free with every order for two insertions of an auction ad in the Journal and one in the Democrat, totaling fifty complimentary reprints.
The Journal and Democrat promotes the classified page as the community market place for auction news. It urges inviting farmers to sell at public auctions and highlights brisk bidding, high prices, and wide readership among hundreds of farmers.
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