A Tasty Box of Chocolates
A small batch supply offers fresh chocolates sold quickly. The seller markets clean fres stack items in limited quantities to ensure premium freshness for buyers.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1920
Page
2
A small batch supply offers fresh chocolates sold quickly. The seller markets clean fres stack items in limited quantities to ensure premium freshness for buyers.
Local ice cream shop promotes custom orders inviting quantity requests from customers seeking tailored servings and flavor combinations.
A promotional note declares Charngold the top substitute for butter, highlighting its market lead and consumer appeal as a versatile dairy alternative.
The Saline Co Operative Association invites farmers to ship live stock at the actual cost of handling with profits kept by the seller. Contact manager Arthur Armbruster at telephone 194 F11 to list the next shipment and for full information. Buy feeding steers and lambs directly from central markets through the association.
Detroit reports many railway workers return as a readied ultimatum nears expiry though Chicago remains firm on union recognition. Former workers called from Detroit to help break freight tieups, while New Jersey switchmen vote to return pending wage board decisions and express embargoes ease to revive perishables traffic.
Conductor and motorman crews from Detroit D U R lines, organized by Unions Nos. 90 111 and 26, petition for a wage increase of one dollar an hour. A joint meeting is planned to refine the demand as Interurban companies face a first potential strike affecting city lines.
In Cork Ireland the inquest into Mayor MacCurtain’s death last month returns charges of willful murder against Premier Lloyd George Viscount French lord lieutenant of Ireland Ian MacPherson former chief secretary and several police inspectors The verdict targets police officers more directly while suggesting sentiment against the premier and officials.
Bergdoll, once famous as a millionaire auto racer and aviator, was court-martialed at Governor's Island New York and sentenced to five years for desertion. He plans to contest the conviction before the War Department and, if needed, the U.S. Supreme Court. He is currently in a federal prison performing laundry work.
Washington reports government action targets I W W and Communist party organizers after steel strike fail. Arrests of Chicago Switchmen's union leaders lead to further roundups in Toledo Detroit Cleveland and other cities. Ohio Senator Pomerene cites paid agents and aims to unite rail crews. Toledo yardmen return. Chicago sees mass arrests and hiring. Rail labor board formed to fast track dispute resolution amid widespread strike activity. Commuters keep New York trains running despite disruption.
Detroit activists from the Detroit Federation of Women's Clubs and the Detroit Stewards Clubs launched a two week boycott on potatoes to push prices down after costs rose to as high as 7.50 per bushel. A separate note reports a brick fall during demolition killing John Malepa of the Detroit City Gas Co. in a walling accident.
Saginaw authorities received confessions from 11 year olds Saginaw resident Saginaw Leon Stasiak and Flint's Tony Debois admitting theft of 35 dollars and burglary of eight stores after being found in a shooting gallery. Most stolen items recovered. youths lived in tarpaper box in downtown.
The longtime local figure O'Brien, once postmaster for decades, left politics when the party in power changed. He opened an undertaking business with casket stock in Coral, offering a full set for 55 dollars. He plans cemetery expansion to serve growing demand for lots and plots.
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