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a %flfllfll country, l:r man ‘e't,l‘ohhas already madl:c a big L
success a popular ine, has turn is attention to t -
Cultural Beld and 1 now publishing the AMERICAN FARM REVIEW
: lAnd Digest of thle Agricultural Press.
s its name implies, its purpose is to
Contains the cream of luruisl;‘ the fal:'lmal;dwith thedcreafm of | B
mfii.' blished everything publis in regard to farm- Darbyshire. nc.. Publishers. Rochester. N. Y,
y pu i ing. Thi largest editorial force ever Laossol Darbpsaiss. e—— -
every other farm paper. \ | organized by a farm paper will read
carcfully every paper published that
deals with any branch of the hrmini industry, and extract the best, giv- -
ing yml:in the columns ofht:le ‘2& E%ICA"Y\Q FIARMh REVIEWTthhe ot '
cream and throwing away the skimmed milk. In other words e
AMERICAN FARM ifl‘mw; i to "the bugy farmer 1;::; e only"
b jew, views '’ and the *‘ Literar igest '’ are to the 3
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Endersed by the k“':" \\"l;lile ygu m;_v, ogecoiurse, contfinue to d b t ° st
.MI auntherities read and subscril or your favorite ma
the fa;m paper, which circulates mainly in . su J“
counlry. your own state, you naturally are 7 .
anxious to know what farmers are dcing he has lon'
in other sections of the country. As there are 400 farm papers Published,
it would cost you over $3OO a year to subscribe for them all, and ‘H)‘u o
wouldn’t find time to read them even i you did subscribe. e seek'nq °
AMERICAN FARM REVIEW (oes this for you: Trained experts
in every part of the country rcad the monthly, scmi-monthl{. weekly
a‘ml s]emli-weehkly ?nd dali‘ly h..:gx papehl:i i:‘ltld
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orial force ever m.m& becn printed about farming.
¢o publication of recent years has met with such a chorus of praise and welcome a8
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Y & Tarm paper. has The AMERICAN FARM REVIEW. The idea and scope of the publication has
becn warmly endorsed by publishers of other farm glupen. agricultural advertisers, profes
sors of agricultural colleges and dircctors of agricultural experiment stations, ete. ere are some extracts from scores of
letters received by the publishier :
‘‘The AMERICAN FARM REVIEW i: not only what the farmer | wp-to-date farmers whe are buty, and wast & peper that is brief and b
weeds but what the wp-to-date farmer his long bees seeking. It is | the point—all kernel.”” *# # *The kind of farm journal 'Hg
uounily tes mach hard werk to wade th:ough a dozes or more farm | have in mind is just vh!lhvohnvi:&h see and | think
journals to get out the best matter in each ; whereas, if it were all con- | are many others of the same opinion.” * * # ¢/ Now that farming hae
seatrated in a single magazine, it would n:t only cease to be work but | beccme a profession, there is certainly -Jfil for such a mage
bocome an actual pleasure to the busiest farmer.” *& ® A wellpre- | zine.”” *¥ % ¢“There is a place for a review of m
pared digest of the agricuitural literature of the comntry would render a | literature.’” * * % <*The plan which you have for The
real service and is something badly meeded.’’ *¥ % <<The planis such | FARM REVIEW will make this paper sational in its scepe.” ®& @
a hu.d one that we wender it was never thought of before.”” * * * | ‘‘We need The AMERICAN Ffil REVIEW and there is a Beld
bl AMERICAN FARM REVIEW shot!d meet with the approval of | forit.”
While the main purpose of The AMERICAN FARM REVIEW will be to furnish a digest of the matter published
in the agricultural press, each issuc will contain a number of original and copyrighted articles especially written for this
jowrnal. For example, in an early issue will start the first of a series of articles entitled “$£:(:) More a Year From the
Farm,”’ written by Mr. Charles William Burkett, formerly Director, Fort Hays, Kansas, Experiment Station. Mr.
Burkett is not a theoretical writer, but one who has live:l and thought on a farm, and writes facts as he has found them
simply and directly. This series of articles alone will he well worthh the subscription price of the paper. The purpose of
these and other original articles will be to show the farmer not only how to make money but how to make swors money.
Believing that the wide-awike and up-to-date farmer will appreciate such a publication as The AMERI
CAN FARM REVIEW, we have for the benefit of our readers contracted with the publisher for a limited
nuwmber of yearly subscriptions to The AMERICAN FARM REVIEW to be offered in connection with a
new or rencwal subscription to this newspaper.
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The American Farm Review Both Papers
; for One Year
and THE HOLLY CHIEFTAIN °
THE HOLLY CHIEFTAIN, HOLLY, COLORADO.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICAT!ON.
Department of the Interior,
| and Office at Lamar, Colo.,
February 5, 1908.
Notice is hereby given that Martin N. Sin
wstt of Holly, Colo., who, on Nov. 26, 1907,
wade Homesiead Entry No. 03913 —H. E.
No 9054-l-or the northeast quarier of section
14, township 26 south, runge $2 west, of the 6tk
principal meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make final five-year proof, to establish
zlaim to the land übove described, before the
register and receiver, at Lamar, C 010.,, on the
23rd day of March, 1900,
Claimant numes as witnesses : Brady Hain
line, Owen Hall, W. O. Moore and Charles G.
Scott. all of Holly, Colo.
JOHN A. WILLIAMS, Reuster.
G. W. Stevens - J. A. Pierce H. R. Maltby
President Vice-President Asaistunt Cashier
Holly State Bank
CAPITAL--$30.000
Transacts a General Baning Business
Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent
Interest Paid on Time: Deposits
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
Dr. R. M. Smith
Sucneator 1o
Dr. R. D. Wilson
Phone Red 94 HOLLY
Dr. D. M. Bodwell
Osteopathic Physician
Kirksville, Mo.. Granuste
Phone Red 184 Holly
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Surveyors and Civil
Engim'vrs
Oftice Rovm 10 Land Otlice Bldg
Phone Prowers 15
Lamar, Coio.
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J. W. Jones & Sons
Blacksmithing & Horseshoeing
Phone 88-12 Holly
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Insurance and Real/Estate Notary Public
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J. Geo. MacDonald
Attorney at Law
Collections a Specialty Over the Bakery
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Ed Haberstroh
The Holly Bath Rooms & Barber
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IF YOU ARE OONTEMPLATINC
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Scenic Line of the World
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Los Angeles and San Francisco.
For information as to train serv S, K. HOOPEER. G. P.and T. A,,
ice call on or addresu Denver, C»'arado
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Inaterior,
land Office at Lamar, Colo.,
February 5, 1908,
Notice is hereby given that Joseph K.
Buckler of Holly, Colo.. who, on May 12, 19033
mude Homestead Entry No 01365-H. E. A,
5331, for the west half southwest quarter,
southeast quarter of the southwest quarter, soutli
west quarter of the southeast yuurter, section 10
township 22 south, range 42 west, of the 6th
principal meridian. has fled notice of intention
to make final five-year proof, te astablish
slaim to the land above described. before L. N.
Zalinger, United States Commissioner, at Holl ,
Colo., on the 20th day of March, 1808.
Claimant names as witnesses : W. W. Rey
nolds, D. H. Underwood, M. L. Ruasell and
J. T. Welda, ull ot Holly, Cole.
JOHN A. WILLIAMS, Register
C. N. Shelton
GROCERIES
Phone M 106 Holly
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Drs.R.P. & J.B. Walton J
Dentists ‘
All kinds of dental work |
Over New Bakery McMurtry-Hollis Blesk
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Alfred Todd :
Attorney
Land Office Bld., Lamar, Colo.
Special Attention Given te Practice Bofore
U. S. Laad Offce
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Attorney-at-Law
Jver Stute Bank, Lamar, Colo.
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Lawyer
Second Fioor Foley Block
Linmur, Colo, 3
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