Candy for Everyone Opens Saline Area Shop
Classified style note promotes a Saline area candy shop as a headquarters for candy of all kinds suitable for any recipient and occasion. It emphasizes gifts for wife sweetheart daughter or son to please.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1921
Page
3
Classified style note promotes a Saline area candy shop as a headquarters for candy of all kinds suitable for any recipient and occasion. It emphasizes gifts for wife sweetheart daughter or son to please.
An advertisement invites customers to buy ice cream for dine in or take home. It emphasizes a cheerful experience and promotes C. H. Baker as merchant at the Interurban location.
An advertising note proclaims Charngold as the best substitute for butter on the market today, emphasizing quality and appeal to households seeking a dairy alternative.
In Washtenaw County Circuit Court a chancery case between Mary Krautner and John Krautner issues a summons. The court orders publication in Saline Observer or personal service at least twenty days before appearance, with six weekly publications.
In Washtenaw County Probate Court at Ann Arbor on April 2 1921 Judge Emory E Leland notes petition by Jane Sherman legatee to admit Mary Sherman last will and appoint administrator with will annexed. Hearing set for May 3 at 10 am with notice to be published three weeks in Saline Observer.
President Harding pushes Latin American rapprochement while Latin nations resist Colombia's Panama treaty terms. Japan stays firm on Yap while reformers rail against concessions. European talks seek new coercive ideas against Germany as China erupts in internal clashes.
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