Michigan Market Center Promotes Industrial Strength
The pamphlet cites Michigan as a market center in the Great Lakes region with 13,000 plants across 365 manufacturing operations. It notes high skilled labor, abundant water, diverse industries, strong highways, and low taxes, plus major port activity and 1959 trade values. It highlights 500 cities with development programs and 81 percent of 453 Census industry groups present in the state.
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Illinois
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Ohio
Michigan
Wisconsin
United States
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St. Lawrence Seaway
New Orleans
New York
U. S. Census of Manufactures
U. S. Bureau of Census
Michigan's Industrial Advantages Highlighted for Investors
The Michigan Economic Development Department released a four page summary touting Michigan's location on a continental market center, access to the St. Lawrence Seaway, livability, education, transport, skilled labor, and abundant fresh water. The pamphlet will be mailed this month to manufacturers bankers realtors and development agents in the U S and abroad as the first in a series of industry surveys.
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Michigan
St. Lawrence Seaway
Michigan Economic Development Department
Ideas for Sportsmen and Outdoor Cooking Tips
This item promotes a 36 page illustrated booklet by mail order on outdoor cooking with a free no obligation offer. It also describes a light 6x9 foot polyethylene sheet usable as poncho ground cloth or boat cover. A simple energy bar recipe uses raisins nuts and Nestle chocolate for portable hunter fuel.
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Joe Bates, Jr
White Plains
New York
Nestle
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