Modest Violet Targets Attention With Local Ad Space
A speaker urges sellers to buy ad space in the home paper to gain notice in the business world. The strategy centers on using local newspaper space to promote products and attract customers.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1926
Page
2
A speaker urges sellers to buy ad space in the home paper to gain notice in the business world. The strategy centers on using local newspaper space to promote products and attract customers.
Probate Court of Washtenaw County Michigan orders creditors to present claims against the James W. Clark estate by November 15 1926 with examination and allowance to be held September 15 and November 15 1926 in Ann Arbor at ten oclock in the forenoon.
France faces a volatile political crisis as Herriot forms a new cabinet, De Monzie outlines finance plans including selling part of the Morgan loan, and Briand loses support. Paris unrest grows with attacks on foreigners while Downg deems a strong national union cabinet likely led by Poincare to address postwar debt and tax pressures.
George Schmid Jr a long time local market man now sole proprietor after repurchasing the business earlier this year. The Saline market uses electricity powered grinders choppers refrigeration systems and an overhead conveyor for in market processing of beef pork and other meats. Packing sausage lard rendering and careful sanitary practices are highlighted as key features drawing customers and steady growth.
Reports note a rare albino white red squirrel seen by Mr. and Mrs. Will Lawrence at North Wamplers Lake district. The creature remains untrapped as locals consider the sighting notable but elusive.
Sparks from a 1.08 train ignited the Heynes place barn owned by W. J. Hogan, burning the barn and an old house nearby. Hogan was at his home a short distance north when the fire began and called for help from Clinton and Manchester. A few nearby children aided in dousing grass fires. the barn and unused dwelling near the highway burned to the ground.
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