1963-Voice Of The Tennessee Walking Horse 1963 February Voice | Page 28

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February, 1963
OUR MOST URGENT NEEDS
This February issue of the Voice was jumped from a planned 24
pages (including cover) to 32 pages on Feb. 12 after Editor Ben A.
Green had recovered suddenly on Feb. S from an illness that lasted
more than four months (as tokl in an editorial on Page 1.). “I have
much to be thankful for and much to make up in the life of the Voice,”
said Ben. 'I need help. 1 especially need help in getting display ad­
vertising. The great breakthrough on the inside front cover (a two-color
ad for Kraft to run six times this year) shows we have something to
offer the nation as an advertising medium. Can you help us get this
message over to potential advertisers? We want to send every interested
firm a copy of this issue showing what Kraft is doing. And we want
to thank die folks at the Clinton E. Frank, Inc., advertising firm of
Chicago for picking us for this history-making ad. It never before
happened in any Tennessee Walking Horse magazine. Of course we
thank the Kraft Company folks also.”
Horses For Sale
Brood Mares
Colts
Two-Year-Olds
Geldings
Pleasure Horses
Middle Tennessee
Horsemen's Assn.
217 N. Locust—Lawrenceburg, Tenn.
FILE YOUR ENTRIES NOW FOR THE OLD RELIABLE
MURRAY FARM SALE At Lewisburg, April 18-19
Walking Horses of all ages—from colts to finished show horses—will be sold at auction each day starting at
10 a.m. Entries should be mailed to P. O. Box 291, Lewisburg, and must be received by March 1 to be listed in
the catalogue. Entries RECEIVED AFTER THE CATALOGUE CLOSES will be sold after the catalogued horses.
Harold Wise Tennessee Walking Horse Stables
Phone [phone]
Lewisburg, Tenn.
P. O. Box 291