Evening Republican, Volume 17, Number 199, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 21 August 1913 — Page 4 Advertisements Column 3 [ADVERTISEMENT]

I WILL T WILL season tickets today and begin —= ——= planning my work for Chautauqua week. I WILL talk Chautauqua to every man I meet and urge him to help make our Chautauqua the biggest event ever held in town. J WILL see to ** personally that every man and - woman I meet is asked to buy season tickets for themselves and children. I WILL not take “no” for an answer from any man ———= or woman living within five miles from town when asking him to buy season tickets. T WILL today to that friend who has been — = intending to visit me arid ask him or her to come on during the big Chautauqua week . T WILL sen d invitations to former residents asksssssscssss iag them to come back and meet me ‘ ‘at the big tent.” T WII L trom, now until the lights go out the last night boost, boost, boost our town and our Chautauqua as the biggest and best on earth. T WILL atten d every season, and urge everybody to come along. I WILL Do It Now

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