January 1969: J-Ad Graphics takes over Marshall newspaper
The Advisor Chronicle recalls January 1969 when John Jacobs and J Ad Graphics assumed control of the Marshall newspaper from Marshall Publishing Company, printing its first issue January 22, 1969 with a 7500 circulation. The monthly look back reflects changes and constants in Marshall and surrounding communities over five decades.
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Marshall
Advisor & Chronicle
John Jacobs
J-Ad Graphics
Marshall Publishing Company
John Hendler
January 1969 Ad Deals At Local Merchants
In January 1969 the Community Ad Visor lists a Chevy Camaro at 2888 dollars from Tidy Motor Sales, brunch at Schuler's for 2 50, Spartan margarine at 14 cents a pound, whitewall tires for 22 dollars at Walters Tire Shop, two 3 piece chicken dinners for 2 dollars at Speedy Chick, Tabu Ambush or 20 Karats Cologne at Hemmingsens for 1 75, and fashion notes on spring trends with pockets and chunky shoes alongside Jare Klein’s Area Athletics column.
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Hemmingsens
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ad Visor
Schuler’s
Felpausch
Walters Tire Shop
Speedy Chick
Milady
Jare Klein
Clifford M. Fugit
Marshall Chamber of Commerce
VOAG
Floyd Beneker
Dave Ousley
Douglas P. O’leary
FFA
Doug Damon
Bruce Bosserd
Bob Lowman
Jaycee
DSA Award
Countryside Inn
Marcus Gray
Calhoun County
Robert Lowman
DSA
Roger E. Craig
E. W. O’dell