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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1921
Page
7
Voting attains new heights as candidates sweep on final vote scale showing the vote value of new subscription during the last nine days of the campaign November 11 to 19 9 p m inclusive this scale is positive and final and will not be changed
The notice outlines strict timing for mailed votes and subscriptions, requiring special delivery to reach the Washington Post campaign office by November 22 with postmarks by November 19. It stresses correct addressing, accurate ballot details, prohibition on transferring votes, verification of subscriptions, and strict payment rules including money orders and certified checks. It warns against refunds and emphasizes prompt acknowledgement and secure handling.
A long listing of property owners and addresses in the District 2 area north of Flonds avenue toward Dupont circle including Petworth, Takoma Park and Brightwood. The record notes many residents and property values across numerous northwest addresses such as 3680 Georgia ave mw, 1745 Tow, 1318 nw, and 1921 Irving, with owners including Gorewski, Burns, Gobban, Dalaw, Dickerson, Draper, Evans, Goldman, Goodhart, Griffin, Hammer, Harris, Humphrey, Jermain, Kaufman, Kettle, Lewis, Parry, Price, Roller, Rust, Saunders, Sears, Sheridan, Stribling, Taltey, Taylor, Verdi, Wilberna, Wiseman, Wolpoff, among others. The text also covers extensive district boundaries and neighborhoods.
In the final days of The Post's $40,000 automobile and prize campaign, a surge of subscriptions and votes elevates the role of the dark horse element. With nine districts, three country and three city prizes plus nine grand cars, candidates race to maximize votes before the Saturday 9 p.m. deadline, amid rivalries and fresh momentum.
The ballot box is locked with the key in The Post vault and will stay sealed until judges open it for the final tally. Current standings include all ballots received by November 8 at 6 p.m. Corrections possible only before November 16 with no changes after.
A motivational piece extols grit as the decisive force behind success. It argues perseverance, self drive, and unwavering effort overcome lack of backing, urging readers to push toward the top despite hardship and opposition. It frames grit as essential in public campaigns and life.
Candidates who did not receive a duplicate extra ballot should notify the campaign department at once. Duplicates were mailed Monday night and should arrive by now. Originals go to the ballot box for official counting. all other candidate ballots must be returned by Saturday, November 18.
An article explains the correct method for calculating second payments under the final vote scale. It clarifies that only votes under the new scale count, replacing the old scale, and gives an example using a six month and yearly subscription to illustrate how the difference yields the second payment votes, emphasizing the old scale is void.
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