Mickie Warns Boss West Over Due Subscriptions
A frayed note discusses a missed renewal and a pending check for 1r, with Mickie criticizing the boss West for delays and complaining about unauthorized photos running in the papers. The exchange hints at a subscriber dispute and urgency to renew before the last day.
A Tasty Box of Chocolates
Fresh stock of chocolates available in small quantities for quick sale. Insures fresh goods and appealing variety for customers seeking prompt purchase.
Connor's Ice Cream Banner Promotes Custom Orders
Local shop Connor's Ice Cream advertises flexible service inviting quantity orders and custom preparations. The notice emphasizes serving choices and tailored portions to meet customer needs.
Charngold Best Substitute for Butter on Market Today
A bold claim positions Charngold as the best substitute for butter currently available. The advertisement emphasizes quality and value, urging shoppers to choose Charngold for culinary uses and everyday meals.
Saline Co Operative Association Offers Direct Livestock Shipments
The Saline Co-Operative Association invites shipments of live stock at actual handling cost with all profits kept by the seller. Contact manager Arthur Aymbruster at telephone 194 F11 for details and to list your next shipment. Buy feeding steers and lambs directly from central markets through the association and receive full information from the manager.
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Arthur Aymbruster
Germany-French tensions rise as Bolshevik threat grows
War era review notes German upheaval after Versailles with Kapp aftermath and Ruhr coal disputes. It describes radical occupation around Wesel and the Ruhr, allied positions, and fears of a broader European conflict intertwined with Bolshevik advances in Poland and Turkish upheaval in Thrace Anatolia and Syria. It discusses U S peace stance, coal price pressures, and political infighting in Michigan and beyond.
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Mustapha Nemal
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Bosporus
Constantinople
Pheasants Thrive in Michigan As Hunters Open Season
By fall 1924 Michigan expects 100000 pheasants in the northern lower peninsula with 35000 birds thriving after a severe winter. Hatcheries near Mason sent out 90000 pheasant eggs for hatchings, while releases and observations by Dr Whitney Wakins support the project. Ann Arbor voters consider an 85000 bond to buy land near the Sieere farm with 6 percent interest for 15 years.
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Ir. Whitney Wakins
Y.h
Ann Arbor
Sieere
Rio
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