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ASHLAND DAILY TIDINGS
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Copro Number One. Thin ta one of the California Oregon Power
company's system of hydro-t-lcetric plants which furnish light ami
imwer to the Rogne R iver V alley.
Type o f mortem tourists' cnlilna at Litliia Park campgrounds. Tills
ami the campgrounds at Jackson Hot Springs, Just north of tills
cify, offer the. best accom m odations for the tourists who w ant to
ram p'out.
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D isplay o f p ro d u cts grow n in T he T a le n t Irrig a tio n d istric t, one o f th e m o st fe r­
tile p o rts o f th e lto g u e R iver V alley, w hen* 'opporttuiltles fo r se ttle rs offer m any
Indut-enieuts.
OUR APPEAL TO YOU TOURISTS!
This newspaper space is made possible through the cooperation of those whose names are mention­
ed below. There is a definite purpose back of this method of reaching the tourist. The photographs tell
but a portion of the story. It is necessary for us to express in written words the idea that “this is the
country you came to find.” You may have come from the South, or the North, as well as the East. You
may be quite well satisfied with your present home as a place of permanent abode, but the very fact
that you are touring and are reading these lines indicates that for the time being, at least, you are in
search of something. It may he a place to picnic or a jilace to purchase; it may he a place to hunt and
fish of a place to farm; it may he a place to relax and rest or a place "where commercial opportunities will
give you a chance to get back into the business world. Whatever you seek may he close at hand. This
newspaper space is to urge you to stop, to look and to learn.
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There is one nice thing about this matter of community development work, the more you share
with your fellow men the more you have for yourself. Almost every community through which you
pass is making some kind of an appeal for you to stop and investigate. Tliey are all sincere, hut they
may not all have their appeal for you..
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We hope that this great valley will somewhere, in some way, strike your fancy. Take a little time
to investigate, ask someone connected with any of the undersigned organizations or call at the Cham­
ber of Commerce. Youwill not be bothered, you may be helped. We would like to share our pleasures
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and our prosperity with you.
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THIS CAMPAIGN ¿PONSORED BY:
TALENT IRRIGATION DISTRICT;
CITY OF ASHLAND; JACKSON HOT SPRINGS;' THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER. COMPANY;
BOARD;
LITH IA SPRINGS HOTEL;
ASHLAND NATATORIUM;
ASHLAND HOTEL.
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ASHLAND LITHTA PARK^
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P a r a * d is e
for» th e
V a c a tio n is t
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No. I — Thia diversified er-
hUMt show« «rh*t can be grown
in th e fa in o « « T a le n t Irrig a -
■brace« roualderahle
w ith in the city lim ila
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No. 2— Herr la . a auminer
arene in the outdoor mineral
plunge at jackaon Hot Hpringa.
tw o m iles north o f Ashland ou
the Pacific highway.
Thia
irftoiogratth wan taken In April.
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community
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ru a tlc
I4th la
Park, where ull et.nveniences
are provided for th e auto tour­
ist and pirnlcker. .
No. 4— t o r e 1» P '« H otel
Ashland, one of the landmark«»
of the city, with Its broad full-
length vci-nuria anal palms «had­
ing the lounging chairs (luring
the summer monti)«.
No. B— Tills Is n scene iai
Lit Ilia Park, conceded to I m *
oik * of the most dellghtfnl a-ity
parks in the Pacific northwest.
No. «— Her » is a view of tin*
new * I,Ullin Hpringa Hotel,
which is fast w inning Its way
Ipto th e M arts of th© travel­
ing public.
No. 7— An idea of the indus­
trial developm ent of Southern
Oregon is gained from n view
o f tills m assfve hydpo-eieelric
,dant. It ia Copco plant No. 1,
of The t ’rtllfornlrt Oregon Pow­
er Company, one o f thy inqst
potent factors in the develop­
m ent of Bout hern Oregon and
Northern California.
No. H— Tlils is one of the
new. typ»o*f double auto cabins
built this spring In Litliia Park.
No. «— Last bnt. by no means
tin* least lii thia view of th*
A ahlind Natatorlum, • with its
two lnrge enclosed plunges of
both hot and cold mineral
water. I'or swim m ing pur­
poses or for health’s take, It
is n favorite w ith auto tourists.