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e Flora Journal-Record
PARTONE
YOU SHOULD READ THE JOURIfALJIB€6JM>--~>THE NEWSIEST NEWSPAP^ IN CLAY COUNTY «
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VOLUME X
nn stanuAis, voi. ai. no. 47
Hora. Illinois, tmmsDAY. November 24.1921
NUMBER Id
aESoae
VOTE COUNT FOR FREE FORD
^ives Roger Lead Once More, He Showing a Big
Nnmber of Votes, With Nrs. Reangh
Rnnidng Very Close Second
COFIPARATIVE STANDINGS REVERSED THIS WEEK
The tenth count Tuesday nigfit showed a big vote, with W. H. RuGer 'polling the largest number he ,b>a received In any previous count. Mrs. Reaugh also made a good run,(retaining second place. Several positions aaiong the leading contestants were rever.sed. Now for the final count Saturday night.
S.\TURDAV, NOV. 86th
will be FORD DAY IN FLORA, and the 12 merchants will give double votes on all cash purchases and book accounts paid.
HOW VOTEH Vni,i, COUNT
For every dollar cash purchase you will get a 200-vote coupon. ^
For every dollar paid on book accounts %ou will get a 200-vote coupon.
>"or every new yearly subscription to the Journal-Record you will get ii 4,000-vole coupon.
For every yearly renewal subflrriptlon lo th? Journal-Record you \yV.\ get a 2000-vote coupon.
CONTEST fliOSIXG HOIK
The closing hour of the ballot in the Free Ford contest will be at 8:00 o'clock p. m., Saturday. Nov. 26th, 1921. Ballot boxes will be at tbe two Flora banks until 4:00 o'clock of that afternoon, and after that lime one of the boxes will be found at the Journal-Record office.
'Merchants will give out coupons on business until 8:45 that night— thus giving 15 minutes time to get ibe coupons voted.
RK8VIiT TO BE A.VXOr.NCKD
The-judges will start 16 count about 6:00 o'clock that evening and win try to keep tbe count so close up that the result jhould be known by 10:00 o'clock tbat night. Resillt ^f the ballot and the winners will be announced at the Journal-Record office and at the Orpheum Theatre.
MONDAY CAR WlUi BK Tl'RNEP OVKR
to thoswlnner and tbe two cash prices will be paid.
8ATURDAY flHOt'l4> KR BtO DAY
Next Saturday abould be a big day, for the 12 mercliants are offer¬ ing real bargains in goods. See the specialsj>Q page three of Section Two.
Following' is the published vote of the tenth count:
W. H. Ruger .., 903,795
MrP. R S. C. Ke:ingh r... S60,083
Alphus Kirkpatrick 770,125
Clyde Young .„^,„......;j. 714,797
Thomaa Winn ..'. '.'!!^.'.t ........:... .ai6i276
Elmer Allen IS7.1TS ,
Mabel Hoover'. lil,8T5
Thomas Stevens J3,300
Uta. Chas. .Greenwood ....; 90,660
J.,W. Alderson 84,850
Rob't Stanford, Clay Clly, Route S 59,800
Wa Theobald v • 58,775
Genelle McVeigh. : ' 47,925 ^
Marguerite Kachrofske 85,926
Kenneth Gosnell »M60
Frank H, Wright 31.575
J'ames McCommons 27,476
Mra. Troy Qibson 27,025
lA>itia I>ewee8e '¦- 14,250
Orrllle Hargrave 19,075
Oliver'West 10,175
Barl Smith
8,025
Thelma Harwood 8,825
3,476
2,225
550
Mildred Hemmick
Mra, Beta Hlso >
Virgil Harvey
GliEN BAKRR WITHD|IAW8
II will be noticed by the above vole table that Glen Baker's name lllt^ nol appear. This ia on account of an understanding and agreement with the contest manager sanctioning ^r. Baker's withdrawal. HOW THE VOTES COPNT
For every dollar's worth of goods purchased at the twelve stores dur¬ ing tbaae ten vreaka for which you pay cash, you are entitled to a coupon good for 100 votee, but be sure and ask for your coupon when you boy tbe .gaada. tor the merc^nt is under no obligation to give you the coqpont sCtar yon have left the store.
For every new yearly subscription to Ihe JoumaURecord you receive a 2)400 vote coupon and for every yearly renewal you receive a l,Q00-vote coupon. However, no one person will be allowed to pay more than five jraars In advance ito secwe coupons.
STORES WHICH OIVE VOTING COCPON8,
' Sebdamore Bros. P. A. Meyer Vr. E. Wood Taylor Bros.
Scudamore Style Shop N. E. Prince J. F, Rich . Maas Variety Store
Cunningham Book Store Flora Lumber Co. Economy Market James & Lindsey
L. M. WOOD, Contest Manager.
THANK80IVIf
Object Description
| Title | Flora Journal-Record |
| Masthead | The Flora Journal Record |
| Date | 1921-11-24 |
| Month | 11 |
| Day | 24 |
| Year | 1921 |
| Volume | 10 |
| Issue | 10 |
| Decade | 1920-1929 |
| Geographic Coverage | United States, Illinois, Clay County, Flora |
| Description | An Archive of the Flora Journal-Record Newspaper in Flora, Illinois. Flora Digitial Newspapers Collection. |
| Subject | Flora (Ill.) - Newspapers, Clay County (Ill.) - Newspapers |
| Rights | Digitized with permission from current newspaper publisher. |
| Contributing Institution | Flora Public Library |
| Source | Microfilm |
| Type | Text |
| LCCN number | 9054782 |
Description
| Title | Flora Journal-Record |
| Masthead | The Flora Journal Record |
| Date | 1921-11-24 |
| Month | 11 |
| Day | 24 |
| Year | 1921 |
| Volume | 10 |
| Issue | 10 |
| Decade | 1920-1929 |
| Sequence | 1 |
| Page | 1 |
| FileName | 19211124_001.tif |
| Date Digital | 2007-07-02 |
| Geographic Coverage | United States, Illinois, Clay County, Flora |
| Description | An Archive of the Flora Journal-Record Newspaper in Flora, Illinois. Flora Digitial Newspapers Collection. |
| Subject | Flora (Ill.) - Newspapers, Clay County (Ill.) - Newspapers |
| Rights | Digitized with permission from current newspaper publisher. |
| Contributing Institution | Flora Public Library |
| Source | Microfilm |
| Type | Text |
| LCCN number | 9054782 |
| FullText | ¦¦¦^S^.' 12 PAGES , ¦ . ¦¦¦'¦¦ ¦ •¦ ¦¦! ¦¦ '¦•'¦¦¦•' ¦- ¦¦'¦ ' e Flora Journal-Record PARTONE YOU SHOULD READ THE JOURIfALJIB€6JM>--~>THE NEWSIEST NEWSPAP^ IN CLAY COUNTY « V W IV I ' . ' iii'.'.,-'...! ¦' ¦ '¦ ¦ I , ,'.':;vri,, ., ' . , , !' jjbwii VOLUME X nn stanuAis, voi. ai. no. 47 Hora. Illinois, tmmsDAY. November 24.1921 NUMBER Id aESoae VOTE COUNT FOR FREE FORD ^ives Roger Lead Once More, He Showing a Big Nnmber of Votes, With Nrs. Reangh Rnnidng Very Close Second COFIPARATIVE STANDINGS REVERSED THIS WEEK The tenth count Tuesday nigfit showed a big vote, with W. H. RuGer 'polling the largest number he ,b>a received In any previous count. Mrs. Reaugh also made a good run,(retaining second place. Several positions aaiong the leading contestants were rever.sed. Now for the final count Saturday night. S.\TURDAV, NOV. 86th will be FORD DAY IN FLORA, and the 12 merchants will give double votes on all cash purchases and book accounts paid. HOW VOTEH Vni,i, COUNT For every dollar cash purchase you will get a 200-vote coupon. ^ For every dollar paid on book accounts %ou will get a 200-vote coupon. >"or every new yearly subscription to the Journal-Record you will get ii 4,000-vole coupon. For every yearly renewal subflrriptlon lo th? Journal-Record you \yV.\ get a 2000-vote coupon. CONTEST fliOSIXG HOIK The closing hour of the ballot in the Free Ford contest will be at 8:00 o'clock p. m., Saturday. Nov. 26th, 1921. Ballot boxes will be at tbe two Flora banks until 4:00 o'clock of that afternoon, and after that lime one of the boxes will be found at the Journal-Record office. 'Merchants will give out coupons on business until 8:45 that night— thus giving 15 minutes time to get ibe coupons voted. RK8VIiT TO BE A.VXOr.NCKD The-judges will start 16 count about 6:00 o'clock that evening and win try to keep tbe count so close up that the result jhould be known by 10:00 o'clock tbat night. Resillt ^f the ballot and the winners will be announced at the Journal-Record office and at the Orpheum Theatre. MONDAY CAR WlUi BK Tl'RNEP OVKR to thoswlnner and tbe two cash prices will be paid. 8ATURDAY flHOt'l4> KR BtO DAY Next Saturday abould be a big day, for the 12 mercliants are offer¬ ing real bargains in goods. See the specialsj>Q page three of Section Two. Following' is the published vote of the tenth count: W. H. Ruger .., 903,795 MrP. R S. C. Ke:ingh r... S60,083 Alphus Kirkpatrick 770,125 Clyde Young .„^,„......;j. 714,797 Thomaa Winn ..'. '.'!!^.'.t ........:... .ai6i276 Elmer Allen IS7.1TS , Mabel Hoover'. lil,8T5 Thomas Stevens J3,300 Uta. Chas. .Greenwood ....; 90,660 J.,W. Alderson 84,850 Rob't Stanford, Clay Clly, Route S 59,800 Wa Theobald v • 58,775 Genelle McVeigh. : ' 47,925 ^ Marguerite Kachrofske 85,926 Kenneth Gosnell »M60 Frank H, Wright 31.575 J'ames McCommons 27,476 Mra. Troy Qibson 27,025 lA>itia I>ewee8e '¦- 14,250 Orrllle Hargrave 19,075 Oliver'West 10,175 Barl Smith 8,025 Thelma Harwood 8,825 3,476 2,225 550 Mildred Hemmick Mra, Beta Hlso > Virgil Harvey GliEN BAKRR WITHD|IAW8 II will be noticed by the above vole table that Glen Baker's name lllt^ nol appear. This ia on account of an understanding and agreement with the contest manager sanctioning ^r. Baker's withdrawal. HOW THE VOTES COPNT For every dollar's worth of goods purchased at the twelve stores dur¬ ing tbaae ten vreaka for which you pay cash, you are entitled to a coupon good for 100 votee, but be sure and ask for your coupon when you boy tbe .gaada. tor the merc^nt is under no obligation to give you the coqpont sCtar yon have left the store. For every new yearly subscription to Ihe JoumaURecord you receive a 2)400 vote coupon and for every yearly renewal you receive a l,Q00-vote coupon. However, no one person will be allowed to pay more than five jraars In advance ito secwe coupons. STORES WHICH OIVE VOTING COCPON8, ' Sebdamore Bros. P. A. Meyer Vr. E. Wood Taylor Bros. Scudamore Style Shop N. E. Prince J. F, Rich . Maas Variety Store Cunningham Book Store Flora Lumber Co. Economy Market James & Lindsey L. M. WOOD, Contest Manager. THANK80IVIf |