Gee’s Bakery Proves Popular Sub for Butter
A lively ad style note praises Gee’s Bakery as the best substitute for butter, with bold claims about popularity and a confident forecast of continued demand for its printed product.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1920
Page
6
A lively ad style note praises Gee’s Bakery as the best substitute for butter, with bold claims about popularity and a confident forecast of continued demand for its printed product.
A 65 acre farm offer at 85 dollars per acre with 3000 dollars down. Balance by mortgage at 5 percent. Includes house, barn with new silo, granary, hen house, wind mill, apple orchard and other fruits. Three miles from Sais on the main road. Suitable for dairying and gardening. Quick purchase advised as it will sell soon.
127 acres with a good house featuring a new furnace a large shop roof barn a hen house and a wind mill. Fine location one mile from Latine with price and terms very reasonable.
A compact sale offering 30 acres at 50 dollars per acre with a small house and barn. Some fruit trees noted. Located about 3 miles from Saline. described as a cheap home option with ten acres of rye.
Store notices offer gasolines and kerosene at storage tank and delivery prices. Stock includes Mobiloil Vee Dub paints Pyrox glassware and cut glass. Furnaces heaters ranges and ValSpar varnish marketed with local agency for Winchester tools and guns. Plumbing pipes galvanized iron available. customers urged to visit store in Saline.
An advertisement offers subscriptions to widely distributed magazines including Woman's Home Companion Ladies' Home Journal Red Book Blue Book American Boy and similar titles. It invites readers to call to obtain any publication and states subscriptions are available.
Fine Smoking Tebiece Growler priced at 20 cents and Pilot items at 22 cents. The notice advertises fine candies lunches ice cream stationery and school tablets. It also invites customers to see the Richtone Phonograph on display.
British ministers sought to end the coal miners strike with a complicated plan including a sliding wage rise and output boosts. Terence MacSwiney and another hunger striker died in Cork, triggering mass protests and Irish-American sympathy. Greece offers the throne to Prince Paul amid possible moves toward republicanism. Wheat farmers in Kansas and neighboring states strike over low prices, while President Wilson defends the League covenant and addresses pro League Republicans. International affairs include Bolshevik activity, Poland-Lithuania tension, and Vilna plebiscite plans.
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