In a Seven Week's Clr^lation Cain|iaign Anncili>cei1
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| Open to men, women, married or single?and boys and girls of the more ambitious sort residing in Farmville j
8 and the surrounding territory. It costs nothing to enter and win the VALUABLE PRIZES offered. It is not j
g required that you be a Farmville Enterprise subscriber; and you positively can not lose. Every active partici- 1
| pant will be rewarded for his or her efforts. Read this page carefully?every word of it Then clip the cou- |
tt pons in this paper and send them in for yourself or friend. DO IT NOW ? TO-DAY! A good start is j
H the battle half won. Begin the pleasant task of vote collecting NOW?Start out to win. |
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I The Plan Is Brief ;
3 T The object of the distribution is
3 3$ two-fold, primarily to increase the
3already large subscription list of The
J Jx Enterprise, and at the same time af
3 3x ford our friends and readers an un
3l3| paralleled opportunity to profit, and
3^ in a big way, through their spare
<?0 time during the next few weeks. So
3 >3 3 it is a plan that works both Wwys,
3 3j 3 and to the ultimate good of all con
3? cerned.
< ? In order to gain this end quickly
3333 and advantageously, the valuable and
3 33 3 attractive prizes offered by The En
3 3< ? terprise has been made ready for dis
< >3 3 tribution among those who partici
3 3; 3 .pate most heartily.
3 3j [ Ambition and energy are the only
< '< ? requisites for success. The plan
o33 adopted is fairest and most impartial
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conceivable. There will be no "dou
ble" vote offers, extra votes given or !
any extra vote inducement whatao- *
ever inaugurated during this com
petition, other than what is an
nounced in this issue. Neither will
there be any subscriptions accepted \
for more than five years. The plan
of the campaign is straight forward !
and simple and is fully outlined in \
this announcement.
Let it be understood at the very
outset that this is not a "beauty" j
nor "popularity" contest, but a strict- ]
ly legitimate competitive proposition
for enterprising men and women, and i
boys and girls, and one in which no \
elements of chance enter. One fea
ture of this competition is the fact
that there will be no losers in this !
race. ]
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ijjj How to Enter the Campaign j
! I< > The first step in order to become a candidate and compete for a prize, is to *
\ [< > clip the nomination coupon appearing elsewhere, fill in you name and address +
j ^ I and mail or deliver to the Campaign Department of The Enterprise. This +
(i< ? coupon entitles you or the person whom you might nominate to 5,000 FREE +
J !< > votes. These votes are given you as a starter, and speed you on your way to J
j > win. Only one such nomination will be accepted for each candidate entered. |
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il How Votes Are Secured I
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(>< ? The next step is to call on or write
< \* * the Campaign Department for a free
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1><' working outfit, consisting of an offi
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< ? cial receipt book, sample copies of
i * The Enterprise and other informa
(>< > tion relative to launching an active
J [< ? campaign.
j [1 > Thus equipped you have but to go
I your friends and neighbors, rela
' tives and acquaintances and have
< M > them clip the free coupons from their
J J I ? papers and pay up a subscription in
this newspaper through you. THAT'S
ALL THERE IS TO IT. However,
J h J you will never win anything unless
* * J you make the start; and while it wiil
* m ? not be a very difficult matter to
J h ? capture one of the big cash prizes,
\ | nevertheless, it is necessary that you
start early. You must plan out your
<?0 campaign the same as any successful
< h > business man plans out his work for
* [J J a season, and above everything else,
<M * let no one discourage you, but stick
to it to the finish. Anything worth |
having is worth striving for. A few +
short weeks and you have earned +
real money. +
It takes votes to win, and clipping J
the coupons appearing in The Enter- +
prise is one way; start gathering +
them NOW! Later these coupons will J
be reduced to a lesser number of +
votes. The only restriction placed +
on voting coupons is that they must +
be deposited at the Campaign De- ?
partment of The Enterprise on or be- +
fore the expiration date printed ?
thereon. Get your friends to save *
these for you?they all count. The *
other and faster way to get votes is +
by securing new and renewal sub- +
scriptions to The Enterprise. On
each subscription turned in a certain +
number of votes are issued varying +
according to the amount paid and *
during which "period" same are re- J
ceived at the Campaign Department +
See schedule of votes elsewhere. +
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is; Early Start Means Early Finish |
3 m I The advantages of an early start
3 33 3 are manifest. Not only do you have
3 h ? the FULL TIME in which to secure
< H > the winning votes, but now and up
3 J | to and including October 9th you
< h ? will receive the maximum schedule
< m i of votes on subscriptions, then, to
3 33 3 the first in the field will undoubted
ly go the "cream" of votes and sub- +
scriptions, while those who put off +
entering until a later date will have +
to take what is left. +
+
Don't lose valuable time waiting *
to "see what the other fellow is go- +
ing to do?"" but pitch right in and +
show the "other fellow" how to do it.
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GRAND CSPITAL PfiIZE |
' CASH!
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Second Capital Prize
$150 In Cash ]
Awarded to the person having the Second highest |
number of Votes. |
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Third Capital Prize
$?0-oo |n Cash
Awarded to the person haying the Third highest J
number of Votes. |
Fourth Capital Prize
$25.00 in Cash
Awarded to the person having the Fourth highest |
number of Votes. +
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A SPECIAL FUND OF $75.00 IN CASH !
has been set aside to be distributed in the form of salaries among active +
non-prize winners on 20 per cent basis. Any candidate who remains +
active through the campaign, making a regular report, but fails to win *
one of the big prizes offered, will participate in this commission feature. J
Think of it?One-fifth of every subscription you collect goes into your *
pocket if you fail to win a prize. This assures compensation to all candi- +
dates?there will be no losers in the race. Could anything be fairer? t
Every active participant who does not receive one of the capital prizes +
is guaranteed a cash prize equal to 20 per cent?-one-fifth?of all money J
turned in by them on subscriptions. *
$100.00 IN CASH I
to someone of our subscribers in appreciation for helping to build up ?
our circulation by subscribing to The Enterprise during this campaign. ?
Rules and Regulations
1. Any reputable man, woman or
child, residing- in Farmviille and sur
roundng communities is eligible to
enter this election and compete for a
prize. Nominations may be made at
any time during the campaign.
2. No employe in the business of
fice of The Enterprise, nor members
of their families are eligible to enter
this distribution. The Enterprise re
serves the right to reject any nomina
tion.
3. The winners of the prizeB will
be decided by their accredited votes,
said votes being represented by bal
lot* issued according'to the rules of
the campaign. In case of a tie, prizes
of equal value will be given the can
didates in question.
4. Candidates are not confined to
their own particular town or com
munity in which to secure votes and
subscriptions, but may take orders
anywhere in this section, or for that
matter, anywhere in the United
States.
5. Cash must accompany all orders
where votes are desired. There will
be no exceptions to this rule. Candi
dates will be allowed to collect sub
scriptions and renewals as well as
entirely new subscriptions and votes
will be issued on both.
6. Votes are free. It costs the
subscribers nothing extra to vote for
his or her favorite. Subscribers
should ask for votes when paying
their subscriptions.
7. Votes cannot be purchased.
Every cent accepted through the elec
tion department must represent sub
scriptions.
8. Votes are not transferable. Can
didates cannot withdraw in favor of
another candidate. Should a candidate
withdraw from the race, his or her
votes will be cancelled. Neither will
it be permissable for candidates to
give or transfer subscriptions to an
other candidate. Votes on such trans
ferred subscriptions will be subject
to disqualification at the discreation
of the management.
9. Any colluson on the part of
candidates to nullify competition or
any combination arrangement or ef
fort to the detriment of candidates of
this newspaper will not be tolerated.
Any candidate or candidates entering
into or taking part in such an agree
\ ment, arrangement or effort will for
feit all rights to a prize or commis
sion.
10. Any ballots issued on subscrip
tions may be held in reserve and vot
ed at the discretion of the candidate,
but it is distinctly understood that
candidates will not be allowed to use
their credits in any manner detrimen
? tal to the campaign of other candi
dates.
11. Extensions on subscriptions
will count votes according to the reg-^
ular schedule prevailing in the period
in which they were turned in, with
the exception of the final period. No
extra votes will be given on exten
sions during the final period.
12. No Statement, assertion, or
promise, either verbal or written,
made by any representative, solicitor,
agent or candidate varying from the
rules and statements published
through the columns of this newspa
per will be recognized by the publish
er or the campaign management.
13. In case of typographical or XX
other error, it is understood that < *,
neither the publisher nor the cam- < H ?
paign manager shall be held respon- < n >
sible, except for the necessary cor- < h ?
rection upon the same. < m ?
14. Every candidate is an autho- <33 I
rized agent of this newspaper, and as 3 *
such may collect subscription pay- 3 m >
raents from present as well as from < m ?
new subscribers. -- 3 E ?
15. It is distinctly understood and < m ?
agreed that candidates will be held < ><,
responsible for all monies collected, 3 ^ [
and that they will remit such amounts < >3 *
in full at frequent intervals or on 4 3o
demand to the campaign department. 3 3
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16. There will be several big prizes < ?< |
awarded, besides a 20% cash commis- < >< ?
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sion guaranteed non-prize winners. 0o
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17. To insure absolute fairness to 3|33
the awarding of prizes, the race will < >J *
be brought to a close under a "sealed < 33 3
ballot box" system, and will be under 3 M ?
the personal supervision of two or 3 33 ?
more judges selected from the ad- 3 * *
visory board. During the last week < m ?
of the campaign, the box?locked and < *?
sealed?will be in the care of the lo- 3 J 3
cal bank where candidates and their < 33 *
friends.will deposit their final col- < x ?
lections and reserve votes. The box 4 H ?
will be locked in the vault each night * * |
during that week. And not until the < 33 3
race has been declared closed will the < m ?
seals be broken, the box unlocked and 3 m 3
the judges begin the final count. This 3 33 J
way no one, not even the campaign < 33 3
manager, can possibly know the vot- < m ?
ing strength of the respective candi- 3 33 3
dates, which precludes any possibility * * |
of favoritism and insures fairness to < m >
the minutest degree. < m ?
18. The Enterprise reserves the 3 33 3
right to amend or add to the rules of 3 33 3
the campaign for the protection of
both the candidates and this newspa- 3 >3 3
per. The right is also reserved to 3333
add to or increSSS the list of prizes, oo
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19. Two hundred thousand extra 4>33
votes will be given a candidate for 3 33 3
every ^um of $15.00 turned in during 3 ?
the first week of their entry in the < >< >
campaign. One hundred thousand ex- 4 ,3 3
tra votes will be given a candidate for 3 Ij 3
every sum of $15 turned in during 3 |< >
the second week of their entry in the < ?,,
campaign. Fifty thousand extra vot- 3 33 3
es will the given each contestant who 3 33 3
makes two reports of at least two 3 ?< >
subscribers (Wednesday and Satur- 4 >3 3
day) each week. Also one hundred 3 33 3
thousand extra votes will be given for 3 3j 3
each club of $15.00 worth of subscrip- 3 ,
tions turned in during the campaign. <>33
At no time during the campaign 3 33 3
will there be any extra-vote offers. 3 3<*
The management reserves the right 3 >, >
to disqualify and drop any name from < >] 3
the list who fails to make a cash re- 3 >3 3
port every period of for two consecu- 3 3* *
tive weeks. In accepting nominations < ?<,
candidates agree to abide by the 4 >3 3
above conditions. 3 33 3
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20. The Enterprise guarantees f?vr 3 ?< ?
and impartial treatment to all can- 4 >3 3
didates, but should any question arise 4 33 3
the decision of the management will 3 3} 3
be absolute and final.
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21. Campaign opens Tuesday, Sep- i ^3 3
tember 14?closing Saturday, October 3 *, >
30th. < >3 3
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| The Advisory Board
\*> It is the sincere aim of this newspaper to conduct'
the election, from start to finish, in a fair, honor
; jn able and impartial manner. Every precaution
< ** > has been taken to safe-guard interests of parti ci
pants and absolute honesty in all dealings is
guaranteed. However, not all wisdom lies with
any one man or institution, and for that reason,
an Advisory Board has been decided upon, whose
< function shall be to decide any question of suffi
cient moment that might happen to arise dur
< Hj; ing the competition and from which a committee
shall be selected to act as-judges and count the
votes the last night of the election, names to be
announced later.
Think Of It!
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You can make over $70.00 a week in your
Spare Time ? Time that would otherwise be
wasted?
Send In Your Nomination
Today or Phone 293-1
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Schedule of Votes and Subscription Prices of <S!
THE FARMVILLE ENTERPRISE .
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PlksT PERIOD
> Up to Oct. 9
1 yr. $1.60 10,000
j 2 yr. $3.00 30,000
3 yr. $4.60 60,000
4 yr. $6.00 90,000
6 yr. $7.50 150,000
SECOND PERIOD
Oct 10 to Oct 16
1 yr. $1.50 8,000
2 yr. $3.00 24,000
3 yr. $4.50 50,000
4 yr. $6.00 75,000
5 yr. $7.60 120,000
THIRD PERIOD
Oct. 17 to Oct. 23
1 yr. $1.50 6,000
2 yr. $3.00 18,000
3 yr. $4.50 40,000
4 yr. $6.00 60,000
5 yr. $7.50 100,000
FOURTH PERIOD *}<\
Oct. 24 to-Oct. 30 01
1 yr. $1.50 3,000 < h I
2 yr. $3.00 15,000 J |J J
3 yr. $4.50 30,000 < * ?
4 yr. $6.00 45,000 .< x >
6 yr. $7.50 80,000 < h I
Subscription Price Anywhere in U. S., $1.50 Per Year
1 ? Above schedule of votes will not be changed during campaign. A special ballot, good for 100,000 extra votes J" >
will be issued on every "club" of |15.00 in subscriptions turned in. A club may be composed of small or large J * >
subscriptions, totaling (15.00 worth. No subscription will be accepted for less than one nor mo^than five years < m >
from any contestant i ? < h >
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| j Nomination Blank
GOOD FOR 5,000 VOTES
< 5: I hereby enter and cast 5,000 votes for?
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\i\ || Miss, Mr. of Mrs. |
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ij; District No. Date :
J 5\ As a^caadidate in Hie Enterprise Everybody- Wins Campaign. Only
< 11 one nomination blank accepted for each candidate.' t
FIRST WEEK COyPON
Good for 200,000 Extra Votes
Hub coupon, when accompanied with ten yearly subscriptions; or
their equivalent; entitles the contestant to 200,000 extra votes. This
coupon must be voted during the FIRST WEEK of the contestant's
activity. No restriction is placed on the number of coupons a con
testant may use.
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6001 FM 110,010 EXTM VOTES 11
WITH FIRST SUBSCRIPTION IF TURNED IN WITHIN 24 HOURS AFTER jj J
NOMINATION IS RECEIVED. ,
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This coupon will count 100,000 free votes when returned to The Enterprise Cam- 1 < h ?
paign manager, together with the first subscription you obtain providing it ia used ' * \
within twenty-four hours after nomination is made and accepted. It must be accom- < h ?
panied by ^ anil the subscription must be for a period of at least one year. The *h>
100,000 extra votes are in addition to the number giiven on the subscrption as per J " >
the regular vote schedule. 1 < HI
Name of Subscriber - , , . < * ?
Candidate's Name ?????-w_u?*-?> j +-? ??? < * >
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