Flora Journal-Record

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The Flora Journal-Record
PART ONE
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VOLUME X THE jromiTAIi, ToI. si.      No. 4.1
FLORA, ILLINOIS, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 27. 1921
NUMBER 6
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THE THREE LEADERS
PRACTICALLY TIED
In the rig Sixth Coimt of Votes in the Thrilling
Rtee for the Free Ford and Three
Others Are Coming Strong
ON*THEIR TOES TO WIND UP OCTOBER BALLOTING
_L' Glen Baker jumped into the lead again in the sixth count—the seoond lAjAa he has led since'the big dotn^ started. You never can tell wh9se turn it will be to lead next. Some one of tru "Bie Six" leaders may make M big run next weelc and take aitrsy the leadership. My, but it's interesting ^ay, some Joyous personage will iliive that pretty new I^'ord down North Av9ii«e in the idea of November—a^d it would be a wise one who coiiid ev£n guess who it will be. Xobody knqws—and the uiicertniuty adds gpioe io tlio great-.«;ood-natui'ed tmttle of ballot coupons.
Young.jltuger, Ueaugh, Kirkpntrick, Winii, Oreenwood, Alderson, Hoover itnd Theobald all made good runo. ' /
A Requiit Af th« Contestant*
Kindly lie careful in solioiting vote* inthe stores. Don't crowd Intoa 4eal and interfere with the merchant while he and the customer are trading. 'Tou might spoil a sale. Wait until the customer has the coupon.s and then Koltclt. It would really be better ir .vou would solicit outtiide instead of in¬ aide—especially during this nice wcatlier. Tbere, Wr knew you would take tills advice,In tre same i:ood spirit we are .ijlTinK it.—
Following is ttu published \-o(« of the sixth rount: ,-.../,'
Glenn Baker   240.702       • .       ?;
Ctjrde-Toung .• 2s%,%oi   .;      •^'
W. H: Ru;;er  ¦....^. -  237,250       i       :'|i;;
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