Unclear clipped text from a 3man-ean feature
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Uncle Hank and a speaker from experience, but readable context is limited leaving unclear events or identities.
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Newspaper
Saline Observer
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Uncle Hank and a speaker from experience, but readable context is limited leaving unclear events or identities.
Office hours run 77 to 9 a.m. 1 to 4 p.m. and evenings. Telephones listed as 70 83.
A quirky classified note invites readers to call the advertiser for free items including tin cups and an adding machine. The message promises no sale is too small or too large and urges contact at the advertiser’s expense.
A historical notice lists subscription prices and advertising rates for Saline Michigan postal services and local publication practices. It notes free obituary and marriage notices, paid poetry by line, and entertainment announcements at regular rates. It also identifies the American Press Association as foreign advertising representative.
William B Joyce resigns as president of the National Surety Company of New York to become chairman a role created to honor him and free him from daily presidency duties A John steps up as president Joyce will remain policy guide while St John serves as director and officer Joyce rose from poverty selling newspapers in Grand Rapids to top corporate ranks in a remarkable career
A Michigan investor signals a large capital commitment and potential project financing worth hundreds of millions, signaling a strategic move in regional development and economic activity.
G R Schaffer of Marshall Field and Co Chicago says good advertising is printed salesmanship. It costs money but per prospect is cheap. Advertising should reflect dependable goods and honest business methods. Newspapers remain the best channel for honest advertising.
Public Act 1917 No 317 bans hunting with firearms or dogs on unenclosed lands or farms where notices are posted by owners or lessees. The note mentions notices being removed at night and includes a stray line about buying a Ford and spending the difference.
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