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admitting to the mails the weekly j j to subscribers who
are in arrears, it has been The WeeM/s ‘ ’e to put its sub
scription on a strictly cash-in-advance basis.
Wherever this has been the rule, it has proved satisfactory to both
the papers and its readers.
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We are willing to incur some expense to bring this about. To
that end, we have prepared this opportunity for our readers:—
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THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER, of Raleigh, N C., is one
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of the very best—probably the best—farm paper published.
While knowing little of farming, we ourselves always read
The Progressive Farmer with much interest.
OUR,,PROPOSITION.
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To all whose payment of one dollar or more pays their
subscription to The Weekly up to January 1, 1915, and
whose request is made for the two at the time of the pay
ment, we shall send The Weekly up to that date and The
Progressive Farmer six months.
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'T'HIS is an expensive proposition for us, as THE PROGRESSIVE
. FARMER is not a cut-rate paper, and we have to pay well
for it, but we are glad to be able to make you the offer.
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IN SUBSCRIBING,
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Call for the Club of the two papers.
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New One-Year Subscribers
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will have paper sent to them from now to January i, 1915.
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This offer is good for the next thirty days.
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Address,
FRANK REAGAN,
Editor and Publisher,
Telephones’ Office, 23; Residence, 15. McDONOUGH, GEORGIA.
