Harvest Ingathering Signs Campaign

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 19, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 41.

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Harvest Ingathering Signs Campaign

WORD comes from the Pacific Press that the first order to be filled for the new Harvest Ingathering Signs came from Portland, Maine. The telegram ordering these papers, sent in by Brother A. E. Sanderson, reads as follows: “Send at once one hundred Harvest Ingathering Signs. Please rush order. If I get them in ten days or two weeks, I expect to receive $100 for them, or an average of one dollar apiece. Please forward them as soon as possible.” This looks as if it would be impossible to confine the work of the campaign to begin October 3. The papers were sent; and the presses at Mountain View are hard at work printing more. And surely we have an excellent issue. Copies have just been received. To get a good look at the paper is enough to give all of us an inspiration to work.