The Marshall republican., 1913-11-07
NEW MAP OF SALINE COUNTY
The Missouri Farmer Puts Out y
Magnificent Now Map Of the
County.

fuDiiHheu ~ bpitHuiu new hop ~ o"i
Inc county which should find its way
into every home. This new map is
approximately four by i've feet in
size and shows every farm in the
county. its size and the owners name.
IL also gives every public road.
stream, township. railroad, town.
rural route etc. In other words II II
easily the finest map of the county
ever made and II required weeks OF
work on the part of a good droughts-
nan 10 produce Il. On the reverse
side is the latest map of Missouri. the
United states and the World, togeth.
or with the pictures OF the World
rulers. the president OF the U. $. aud
the governors OF Missouri. and also a
complete post office directory of the
state with the population based on
the last census. In short II Is a
complete Atlas OF the latest maps
from county to the world and will be
found isvaiuaple as a matter OF re-
ference IN any home. Every family
In Saline needs an up-to-date map OF
The county as a matter OF constant re-
ference while the other maps are also
an ever ready source OF Information.
Ordinarily n fine county map alone
never sells for less than 81, but un-
Ill further notice We are authorized 10
make the following offer: Two years
ST. description e the Missouri Farmer.
ore yc-rs subscription to this paper
and n copy OF this splendid map for
$3.50.
The Missouri Farmer Is M%issourl's
greatest farm aud live stock paper
aud should not be confused with any
OF the cheap. so-called farm papers.
which are flooding the country. II IN
published at Columbia. the home Of
Missorri's great Agricultural college
oud one OF its chief objects Is to keep
the farmers Of the state In constant
touch with this great institution. II
is edited by Geo. ". Ellis. cx-scorctary
OF the Missouri State Board OF ARri.
culturc-a man who Is perhaps more
Intimately acquainted with the needs
OF MISSOURI farmers aud tho pro-
bicms they have to solve. than any
other man in the state. Mr.. Ellis IL
n practical farmer himself. owning
and operating n splendid farm In
Bates county-and combining. as he
does. a fund OF practical as we'll an
scientific information his advice aud
counsel on everything or agriculture
II valuable TO every thinking farm
or. In the columns OF the Missouri
Farmer the ablest agricultural think.
ers IN Missouri express themselves
continually upon current farm topics,
You Will find splendid articles on
The raising OF corn. wheat, oats. alial.
va and all other farm crops. while hog
cholera and other live stock diseases
are discussed by Or, J. W. Counaway,
Dr. d. +. Lucky aud other able yctcr.
lnarians. sam" Gordan. the lam
Gus Pettis county Farm Adviser. will
tell about his work during the com
Ing winter months-and every Mis-
souri, farmer should read what he has
to say. A great feast OF information
Is In store for those who will read
this great farm paper this winter.
The successful growing OF alfalfa will
be a special subject. Cooperative
! creameries and cooperative market.
Ing will also be handled IN a power
full way. But Il matters not what
subject you may be interested In
whether Il be the raising OF farm
crops, live stock. horticulture. poultry
or what not-by reading the Missouri
Farmer YOU will get the best lnforma'
ton going,
However. there are other feature:
In this splendid publication which you
will enjoy immensely; unlike othel
farm papers. II isn't entirely giver
over TO dry reading matter. Yor
will laugh at the many funny things
which Sam" Jordan, the Sam Jones
OF American Agriculture. says in hi
column OF Sense and Nonsense s,
too, YOU will enjoy I~Bpckshot by thu
Professor"-who rips people who ar,
shiftlesS up the back in merciles
fashion. More than all else you viii
enjoy reading often The Good sam
ariton." This department Is edite'
by one of the most brilliant minister
in Missouri and he makes you mingl
tears with laughter. You win ais
> Ike THE Round Table" under whio'
, head current public questions are dis
r used, Then too. there Is the whole
some philosophy expressed under III
head OF "After-Thoughts," whlc
have boen eagerly read in thousand
d OF Missouri farm homes for sever,
Q years. Altogether this great papg
I Is so fine and wholesome that
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