Farm and Fireside Offer Free One Year Trial
The Graphic and FARM AND FIRESIDE announce a limited offer granting a free one year subscription. The magazine publishes twice monthly and aims to expand its reader base with a $60,000 investment in improvements and outreach.
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Beautiful 1910 Baby Calendar Offer With Art
This ad promotes a yearly calendar called FARM AND FIREEIDE for 1910 plus a Baby Calendar measuring 11 by 17 inches in bright colors on art stock. It ships rolled in a tube with postage prepaid and is offered free if you act now. The calendar features a sleepy boy image designed to delight buyers.
Farm and Fireside Features and Publication Details
The fragment notes Farm and Fireside as a bi monthly farm and home paper with features and notes about its issues. It references edition content and publication cadence and mentions a few descriptive terms about its farming content and audience.
Calendar Free to You for One Year Advance Offer
Graphic readers can claim a limited time offer to receive one year in advance access. The promotion emphasizes convenience and value with a simple signup method and immediate benefits for subscribers.
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Fireside ad beats prior spending by far and more
The passage highlights FARM AND FIRESIDE expanding its coverage and spending, claiming greater reach and added value. It notes significant investment, including about $60,000 toward first class advertising as the publication increases its prominence and circulation.
Real Estate Transfers Recorded in Newberg Area
A long list of property transfers and land trades appears, detailing buyers and sellers, parcels by lot and block, and money values. Names include Bristow, Barnes, Nelson, Munsell, Cummins, Finley, Edwards, Deskins, Thomas, Gaunt, Flynn, Long, Griffith, Yocom, Harrington, Heacock, Holst, Bates, House, Jones, Judd, Kramer, Gordon, Moore, Moore, Motschenbacker, Laughlin, McHardy, Mulkey, Johnson, Miles, Neumann, and McKinney among others, with properties spread across Newberg, Lafayette, Everest, and adjacent areas. Values range from modest sums to thousands, with multiple tracts of land and subdivisions cited.
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Rogers
Anne of CR Ae Sons
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Nelson
LaFayette
Martin J Conrad & Wf
Leo A & Emma J Munsell S
Edwards
Newberg
Mary E Cummins
Alto
Eliza Finley
Ramsey Hill Cemetery
Emma Deskins
Allen Johnson
Deskins
Wm H
Edwards & Wi
Tralgotch Wirth
Marie Shull
Orin E Edwards & Wi
Angie H Thomas
Dc’s
Neton Mulvany
James Thomas
Gaunt
Erick Erickson & Wi
J Flynn
Floyd & Alabama
Nw & Sw
Gordon & Wi
E & Olive Elsie Pierson
Harrington & Wi
Dundas
Fairview
Hartman & Husb
Beesié Ungerman
McMinnville
Henry & Wif
Geo
Everest M Heacock & Wf
Chas Holst
Wito
Emma
J H Hess
Carrol H
Lorena House
Peter Carlile
Edward G Jones
Lane Cros Land Co
Parrish
Wesley Mee
W H Pierce
City of
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Lindsay
Peter
Anna M Johnson
Hobsons
BC Miles & Wi
Vasco E Murrell
Albert Hess
Joel Chrisman
H M MacLean
Melissa E Cameron
O P Turner
Stephen McKinney
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