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HE CENTER of our business and our social
activities—The place we call Home.
Are we doing, day by day, the many things we should do to make
this Home Town of ours an even better place in which to live--
Do we assume our share of civic responsibility
Do we always put our best foot forward
Do we boost our borne town to outsiders
Do we meet adversity with a smile
Do we trade with home merchants
Do we pay our bills promptly
Folks, when we can all answer “Yes” to these questions, then and
not until then, will we be on the road to a bigger, better Springfield
The following business and professional interests stand ready
to serve you and Springfield.
SPR IN G FIELD BAKERY
Fred Frese, Prop.
GRAY’S CASH AND CARRY
Dallas Murphy, Mgr.
SPR IN G FIELD SERVICE
STATIO N
SPRINGFIELD GARAGE
W. H. Adrian, Prop.
W. C. REBHAN, M. D.
IN D EPEN D EN T M EAT CO.
W H IT E FRO NT GROCERY
W. A. Taylor, Prop.
HENDERER ELECTRIC
John Henderer, Prop.
Grocer
WALKER-POOLE CHAPEL
Funeral Directors
M O UNTAIN STATES POWER
COMPANY
EUGENE KESTER, M. D.
SPRINGFIELD M ILL A GRAIN
COMPANY
COMMERCIAL STATE BANK
LUM ’S SERVICE STATION
L. F. Anderson, Prop.
E. R. DANNER MOTOR CO.
Authorized Ford Sales and Service
W R IG H T A SONS
Hardware and Furniture
KAFOURY BROS.
Drygoods and Clothing
J. F. INMAN
Drygoods and Clothing
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