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CHIEFS
CONTEST
DIAMOND RING-VALUE $100.00
This Ring is offered as the 2nd Prize in The
Chief's Big Automobile Contest. It can be
seen at the E. H. Newhouse Jewelry Store.
5-PASSENGER FORD TOURING CAR
This Car is offered as the 1st Prize in The Chief's
Big Automobile Contest. It can be seen on exhibition
at The Red Cloud Auto Co., Glen Walker, Manager.
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WALTHAN WATCH-VALUE $80.00
This Watch is offered as the 3rd Prize in The
Chief's Big Automobile Contest. It can be
seen at the E. H. Newhouse Jewelry Store.
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Interest in Contest
Grows Daily
Several New Names Added
to the Lilt of Contestants
.
The following is the standing
of the different Contestants at
the time of our last count,
Wednesday, January 23, 1913:
Elnora Gilliam.. .. 39.500
Miss Gertrude Coon. 28,850
Gertie Cartwright.. . 28,300
Miss Rose McGwire,. 19,300
Miss Maude Hayes .. 16,100
Mrs. L. H. Matkins . . 12.400
Mrs. Clara Copley.... 11.725
Mary Christian... 11.700
Grace Kinsell 11.000
Mrs. Ida Worden .. . 10.700
May Ellott .. . . 10.700
Edna VanHorn . 10.700
The interest in The Chief's
Big Automobile Contest grows
stronger as the days go past.
This week we added several
new Contestants to the list and
they are busily engaged in se
curing votes.
However, we again "print the
nomination blank, and should
you, or any of your friends de
sire to enter the race, fill out
this blank and bring it to this
office. While several of the
Contestants have quite a good
start, there is yet an opportunity
for a new Contestant to start to
work now, and by putting forth
an extra effort, in the end find
that they have won one of the
handsome prizes offered in this
great Contest.
To the Contestants already
at work we take this means of
telling them that they cannot
afford to let a single day go by
that does not find them adding
new votes to their standing.
Even if ,on comparing your
standing with another, you feel
you are far enough ahead to
enable you to stop work for a
time, you should bear in mind
the fact that perhaps your rival
has several thousand votes they
have not turned in.
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NOMINATION BLANK
Date 1.191.
EDITOR CHIEF:- :
Please Consider
As a candidate in your Automobile Contest. I
give you the name of this person with the hope
and belief that they may be successful in winning
one of your fine prizes.
Signed
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25 Votes
Even if you are not' interested in any of the
Contestants at present, you surely will be before
the prizes are given away. You will be sorry some
day if you do not clip out these free coupons and
save them.
Voted for
Subscriber-
Nat Gm4 Wlthevt febecribcr's Nam.
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Rules and Regulations
1. Oiuect. The object of this auto
mobile Contest is to thoroughly build
up the patronage of our newspaper.
2. MktIioi). Our way of accom
plishing this purpose will he to inter
est every man, woman and child iu
the territory tributary to our town in
the success of some relative or friend.
.'. I'kixex. A list of excellent iirst
class prizes consisting of an auto
mobile, diamond ring and a watch.
1. Canihiiatks. A subscriber of
this paper may nominate any young
lady or gentleman lie may wish to be
come a candidate in this great adver
tising contest, or, more directly, any
young lady or gentleman wishing to
become a candidate may do so bv
making application either in person or
by letter to the publisher.
5. Votes. Asau accurate Indication
of tlm amount of business influenced
by each contestant, votes will be is
sued iu coupons upon the following
basis:
For every SI .. collected
subset iptions, IAMN) voli'h.
For every dollar and a half collected
upon back or renewals, 7o0 votes.
For every dollar collected upon new
advertising or job work. .'10(1 votes.
For every 87.50 collected upon live
year subscriptions, 8,00(1 votes
Other ways of obtaining votes will be
announced in the ad page later on.
il llEsnticiioNs. 1st lo encour
age greater interest and activity,
special prizes shall be assigned from
time to time during this contest, but
not more than one such prize shall be
given to any contestant. ith All
subscription coupous must have the
name of the subscriber written acioss
the end or side. 3rd Votes once
placed iu the ballot box cuu never be
credited to any other contestant than
the one for whom they were originally
signed. 4th No member or this otllce
shall be partial to Buy contestant.
7. Instuuctioxs. Each contestant
should keep a careful liht of the vot
they turn iu each week and see that
the publisher's count verifies it. After
the first couut all coupons should be
placed in unsealed envelopes with the
names of contestant aud a list of the
coupous contained written plainly on
the outside. The votes will be count
ed on Saturday, January llth, and
the result published in the following
issue. Three of our best business
men will be appointed to make the
final count and distribution of prizes.
The contest will run until April into,
and the date of closing will be an
nounced 4 weeks in advance.
After the weekly count is made on
the second Saturday before the last
issue of the paper, the judges shall
lock or seal the ballot box and take it
to the bank announced, where it shall
remain uuopeued again, until the final
count is made. During this time all
voting must, be done in the bank and
if secrecy is desired, checks or cash,
with full instructions, may be put into
sealed envelopes and dropped into the
box. Precisely at .1 o'clock on the day
to be announced the ballot box shall
be sealed aud delivered to the judges.
Red Cloud Chief - Red Cloud, Nebraska
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