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LMUD Presents: This Day in Susanville History – February 17, 1934

Inside the Advocate print shop, mid 1940’s – from the Eastman Collection at UC Davis

Lassen Advocate Will Move From Main to Cottage Street
February 17, 1934


As the starter of what appears to be quite a general shift in locations by business concerns, Lassen Advocate will move about March 10 to the Emerson building on Cottage Street at the rear of the Methodist church. Its lease, with more than seven years yet to run at 610 Main Street, has been acquired by Safeway stores.

In each case the buildings will undergo extensive alterations, calling for the expenditure of considerable sums and the mechanics for several weeks.

A main street location in the “high rent” district is not regarded an essential in the publication of a newspaper, while retail business demands a central location and in reality creates the “high rent” district.

The transaction on the part of Safeway means the removal of their store at the corner of Main and Gay to the new location vacated by The Advocate, and the discontinuance of the MacMarr store at 714 Main, April 1.

The changes are to be made as soon as alterations to the buildings are complete.
It is anticipated that these two are the first of a series of several business changes, already contemplated but lacking the definiteness of signed leases.

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