The Rural New Yorker Promotes Seeds and Subscriptions
The Rural New Yorker presents itself as a premier rural weekly with a long history since 1840, boasting national reach and a staff of agriculturists. It claims independence, funds omitted advertisements, and offers free seeds or plants to new subscribers in 1891, with rest of year and 1892 access.
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