A Tasty Box of Chocolates Becomes Fresh Stock
A local shop announces clean fresh stock of chocolates in small quantities. Items are sold quickly to ensure freshness and quality for customers.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1920
Page
6
Unclear brief on service options and quantity orders
Fragment states customers can be served any way and that quantity orders are solicited. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are present.
Charngold Butter Substitute Tops Market
Charngold is promoted as the best substitute for butter on the market today, touted for its quality and versatility as a spread and cooking fat.
Saline Co-Operative Association Announces Livestock Shipments
The Saline Co-Operative Association offers to ship your livestock at actual handling costs with all profits to the seller. Contact manager Arthur Armbruster at telephone 194-F11 to list your next shipment and obtain full information.
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Arthur Armbruster
Labor and Politics Clash Over Election Costs and Proffered Mandates
Gompers attacks Congress and the executive on cost of living and proclaims labor's foes must be defeated. The article surveys campaign finance, profiteering probes, and presidential candidate funds, with details on Wood, Lowden, Johnson, and Palmer camps and projected convention votes. It also covers Wilson's Armenia mandate request and congressional reception.
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Borah
Senate
Hiram Johnson
Knox
Johnson
Lowden
Poindexter
Colonel Proctor
Wood Organization
Wood Fund
Procter
Ambrose Monell
New York
William Wrigley, Jr
H. M. Byllesby
Doctor Butler
Palmer
Kenyon
CG. C. Carlin
J. Bruce Sterling
Pennsylvania
Crucible Steel Company
Herbert Dupuy
Garlin
J. M. Guffy
J. Harry Covington
Walker W. Vick
Edwards
Cam
Chicago
Hiram
Coliseum
Wood
Tor Johnson
Harding
Nicholas Murray Butler
Sproul
Coalidre
Morrow
Bor Tha
Follette
Samuel Gompers
Congress
Sch- Cummins
Kansas Court of Industry
Ar. Gompers
Wilson
Armenia
Hitchcock
William Jennings Gryan
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
Delby
Newspaper of tomorrow envisioned by Oscar Roesen
Oscar Roesen of R Roe & Son predicts a future newsroom without presses, using telegraph linked to subscribers with home bulletin boards and wire printing. News would flow to homes overnight, ready to read at breakfast, as energy and thrift restore normalcy.
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Oscar Roesen
R. Roe & Son
Brooklyn Eagle
Roesen
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