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Newspaper
Indiana Democrat
Location
Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1908
Page
3
The Indians Democrat lists subscription terms at $1.00 yearly in advance and $1.60 if not prepaid. It details advertising rates for administrators notices and other legal ads, plus additional charges for cautions, resolutions, and obituary notices, with cash that accompanies orders required.
The United States Geological Survey reports on coal reserves in thirteen states and territories through Bulletin No. 816. It outlines geologic, technical, and statistical work, notes western surveys as exploratory, and details eastern field studies with 28 papers published in 1906 on coal fields in Pennsylvania, Kentucky, Virginia, Alabama, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, New Mexico, and California.
An opportunity offers a Tap sad commission basis for a local representative to renew and grow a prominent monthly magazine subscription list in Indiana and surrounding areas. No design experience required, good match for the right person. Address Publisher Box 59 Station O New York.
The notice explains renewal requirements for subscribers to various newspapers and the impact on mailing rates. It states dailies must renew within three months, triweeklies within six months, semi weekly within nine months, and weeklies within one year to remain eligible for second class rates. It warns publishers must not extend credit beyond one year and to check the paper’s tag for arrears.
A fragment outlines fondant cakes with recipes for Jumbles Spice Singers and Chocolate Sponge Cake, noting their preparation and decorations. The excerpt shifts to a discussion of poultry production, praising modern methods and rapid farm growth, and credits the American hen with rising prominence among major agricultural interests.
Plant plum trees in yards where hens are confined to teach them to pick up dropped curculio and other bugs. Scatter grain under trees to attract feeding, and shake trees while hens are present. Enlarge yard openings to a quarter to a half acre to keep ground weed free and fertilized, promoting vigorous tree growth. All fruit varieties perform well in hen yards.
Classified ad offers two 100 acre farms for sale near Marion. Grant Township farm has 65 acres cleared, frame house, barn, wagon shed and orchard with coal timber oil and gas reserved at 20 per acre. Hast Mahoning farm about 60 acres cleared with similar improvements and reserves at 30 per acre. Locations given relative to Marion and Decker Point. Plant an ad in the Democrat.
The Thrice-a-Week World promises a better paper in 1907 with increased news service and impartial political coverage. It emphasizes full markets cartoons and fiction by standard authors. Offer includes Democrat together for one year at $1.65, regular value $2.00.
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