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THURSDAY JULY 19. 192«
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PAG» SIX
Driving Home Some Facts!
That Have to Do With Our Own Home Town
Springfield Has:
2 BANKS. 1 DEPARTMENT STORE. ONE DRYGOODS AND FURNISHINGS STORE. 1 HARDWARE STORE. 3
MEAT MARKETS, 7 GROCERY STORES, 2 DRUG STORES, 4 GARAGES, 5 SERVICE STATIONS AND NUMER­
OUS OTHER BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENTS.
INDUSTRIALLY IT IS REPRESENTED BY 1 LARGE SAWMILL AND 2 SMALLER ONES, A FLOUR AND
FEED MILL, ELECTRIC POWER PLANT, A PLANING MILL AND OTHER ENTERPRISES.
THIS CITY HAS 4 CHURCHES, 3 SCHOOLS. AND SEVERAL MILES OF PAVED STREETS AND CEMENTS SIDE­
WALKS.
ITS POPULATION IS MORE THAN 2500.
A D isplay o f Business and Social A c tiv ity o f Which We M ay W ell
Be Proud--a.nd Boast to the World
The following business]and professional interests stand ready
to serve you and Springfield.
SPRINGFIELD BAKERY
Fred Frese, Prop.
GRAY’S CASH AND CARRY
Dallas Murphy, Mgr.
SPRINGFIELD SERVICE
STATION
SPRINGFIELD GARAGE
W. H. Adrian, Prop.
W. C. REBHAN, M. D.
INDEPENDENT MEAT CO.
W HITE FRONT GROCERY
W. A. Taylor, Prop.
HENDERER ELECTRIC
John Henderer, Prop.
J. C. McMURRAY
Grocer
CHARLES P. POOLE,
Funeral Director
MOUNTAIN STATES POWER
COMPANY
EUGENE KESTER, M. D.
SPRINGFIELD MILL A GRAIN
COMPANY
COMMERCIAL STATE BANK
WRIGHT A SONS
Hardware and Furniture
KAFOURY BROS.
Drygoods and Clothing
J. F. INMAN
Drygoods and Clothing
E. R. DANNER MOTOR CO.
Authorized Ford Sales and Service