Signs Items by B. R. Nordyke

International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Feb 28, 1884

Signs Items.

By B. R. Nordyke

COPIES of the paper may be transferred from one name to another, or from clubs to individuals to whom the society sends it free, for ten cents per copy. The time of such will expire with the club. Large clubs may be broken up into clubs of five or more without charge; into clubs of three to five at ten cents per copy.

All subscriptions for less than a year must be at proportion of $2.00 per year.

Less than three copies to one name cannot be mailed at club rates. Three copies at rate of $1.60 per year, five copies $1.50 per year.

We are receiving cheering letters from the various State Agents. Minnesota and Wisconsin are doing good work. Iowa, Michigan, and New York deserve special mention for their efforts in behalf of the SIGNS. We received this week from Iowa, four new clubs comprising seventy-two copies, renewals of three clubs containing twenty-two copies; also twenty-five new single subscribers. Battle Creek, Mich., has just added two hundred more copies to their V. M. Society clubs. Virginia and some of the smaller Conferences say they will take a State club this year.

We are pleased to notice the interest manifested by California in the SIGNS as a missionary paper. Woodland takes seventy-five copies for their missionary society; St. Helena, seventy copies; Lemoore eighty copies; San Francisco, 180 copies; Healdsburg, 250 copies; Oakland, 500 copies; besides quite a number of individual clubs.

We hope to see the list reach 50,000 copies during 1884, and desire the hearty co-operation of all the State agents. B. R. NORDYKE.