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THE SPRINGFIELD NEWS
THURSDAY, DEC. 5th, 192»
Joining
SPRINGFIELD
and EUGENE
With Concrete
Steel
NOW—a dream come true—a modern bridge spans the
Willamette River at Springfield, uniting two progressive
cities of Lane County, and providing a diiect thorofare
over the beautiful McKenzie River Highway into Eastern
Oregon. Long have the people of Lane County and Oregon
dreamed of such a structure.
And now that it is a realization all will join Saturday
in acclaiming it as a lasting example of a county’s foresight
WE ARE G LA p TO SIGN OUR NAMES IN JOINING WITH A U THE
PEOPLE IN WISHING THIS PROJECT THE SUCCESS IT DESERVES.
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FLANERY'S DRUG STORE
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Springfield, Ore.
D. W. ROOF
W. A. HALL, Shoe Doctor
WRIGHT & SONS
The HARRY M. STEWART
FUEL CO., Inc.
DOMESTIC LAUNDRY
ROSE GRAY INN
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ELECTRIC CLEANERS
THURMAN'S
EAGLE CAFE
CHIC'S FEED STORE
KETEL'S DRUG STORE
GRAY’S CASH AND CARRY
COMMERCIAL STATE BANK
J. M. LARSON
Service Station
"Richfield Gasoline
Service Station
O. C. Thurman
ERNIE'S BARBECUE
Raymond Terry
WILLIAMS’ SELF-SERVICE
STORES
Eugene
WALKER-POOLE CO.
KAFOURY'S
DEPARTMENT STORES
Funeral Directors
BRISTOW'S Jewelry Store
V. R. JONES
W. A. TAYLOR
DR. W. C. REBHAN
S. &. H. Green Trading Stamps
Super Service Station
SPRINGFIELD GARAGE
W. H. Adrian
KENNETT'S DRY GOODS
G. H. TURNER
DR. CARL H. PHETTEPLACE
LUM'S SERVICE STATION
L. F. Anderson, Prop.
JOHN
PARKERS GARAGE
East End of Bridge
Novelty Store
JULIUS FULOP
SPRINGFIELD MILL
AND GRAIN CO.
THE NEW HOME BAKERY
OLDHAM & SCHANTOL
"Better Bread**
Florists
SEAVER'S EUGENE
AUTO CAMP
SPRINGFIELD LAUNDRY
BEARD'S
THE BROADWAY
THE MAY STORES
Avltt & Chase, Props.
UNITED STATES NATIONAL
BANK OF EUGENE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF EUGENE
BANK OF COMMERCE
EUGENE RADIO CO.
The PRICE SHOE CO.
EUGENE