The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1907-03-29
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Club offer of Eleven we'll known Pa
pers and Magazines, including The
Rice Belt Journal for only One Dol
lar And Quarter. Realizing that we
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we entered into q contract to use the
Papers and Magazines that compose
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The Papers and Magazines combined
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pages per year. In the Club are two
Weeklies,, one Semi-Monthly and
eight Monthlies, all well-knOwn and
the best of their kind. We are only
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limited time that we will be able to
make this wonderful offer we will be
unable to furnish sample copies to
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g short sketch of each paper in the
Club.
THE PLANTERS JOURNAL, of Memphis,
Tennessee, is in its seventeenth year,
it is published Semi-Monthly on the
10th and 18th of each month. Col.
Hugh L. Bedford, its editor, is one of
the best known agricultural writer's in
the United States. He lives on his
model farm near Memphis and also
has a large cotton plantation in
Mississippi, and an orange and fruit
farm in Florida. He is ably assisted
by large number of department edi-
tors, special writer's and cOrrespon-
dents. This Journal makes a special
ty of its Cotton, Manufacturing, Lum-
Der and Industrial Departments in ad>
dition to having full and complete de.
partments of the Home, Garden, Fruit,
Farm, Poultry, Cattle, Live Stock, etc.
1t is very readable and full of bright,
snappy news and contains 81 pages.
THE AMERICAN FARMER, of Indianap-
oils, Indiana, has been published
twenty-five years and is ably edited by
Hon. Scion L Goode, each issue con-
tains full page poem from this we'll
known writer. 1t is published month
ly and contains "A pages. There is no
better paper for the home and farm
than this we'll known publication.
the MEMPHIS HERALD, is published
weekly and is edited by Hon. A. l..
Rowe, one of the best known writer's
on political and general news of the
day in this country. This paper is
considered one of the best of its class
in the South
THE SOUTHERN FRUIT JOURNAL, of
Chattanooga, Tennessee, is published
monthly and is in its third year.
This we'll known publication makes a
specially of publishing general news
and information in regard to Fruit,
Truck Farming, Vegetables, and COW
erS verv fully all agricultural depart.
ments, besides containing many other
interesting departments. Each issue
contains from 26 to 30 pages and it is
edited by such a well known writer as
Robert Sparks Walker. Every one in
terested in Fruit, Flowers, Gardening,
etc., will find this paper most vaIu.
able.
SUCCESSFUL FARMER, is published al
Des Moines, Iowa, and has been long
established. Each issue contains
from 90 to 60 pages and it is one OF
the handsomest and most complete
publications of Its kind in the world
Every department of the Farm and