Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-09-23

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the good progress that you are enti'
tied to in this campaign, but we fee
sure that q work Of this kind carried
on consistently and continuously will
get results. - T"
Z. L. Thompson, Hartman &
Thompson, bankers. Portland. Ore:
81 want to congratulate you on the
method of advertising and the effect
iveness of the glass of mineral water
from Ashland. This should certain
1 ly do you good. +* "
Edward N. Weinbaum, statistician,
Portland Chamber of Commerce
Portland, Ore.: I'VE want to ac-
knowledge your letter of the 9th
inst, and also the package of 'Carls-
bad of America literature. We are
sure that this little piece of literature
will bring great results to the beau
tiful city OF Ashland. /"
Wallace r. Struble, secretary
treasurer, Columbia and Snake River
Waterwas Association, Astoria, Ore. ::
Thanks for remembering me. Your
letter and the glass is publicity Of a
high order. y"
D. G. Freeman, publicity agent,
Spokane, Portland and Seattle Rail-
way Company, Portland, Ore: I'VE
have pleasure in acknowledging re-
ceipt of yours together with copy
of the very attractive publication in
imitation Of water glass. This is
certainly very novel water advertis-
ing and presents the subject of the
Carlsbad of America so tastefully
that it moves Mr.. Crozier and me
with a desire to drink at the Ash
land springs >" .ia.i
f. w. Graham, western industrial
and immigration agent, Great North
ern Railway Company, Seattle,
Wash: 81 have your letter of the
Sth inst. and the enclosure, and just
want to say think you have started
something. The little goblet shaped
book is very cleverly gotten up, and
is distinctive, and SO comparatively
inexpensive that you can distribute
them heavily, which always think is
preferable to limited distribution
of a more expensive piece of litera-
ture. l am only sorry that Ashland
is not on one Of our lines. ~
C. e. Arney, western immigration
and industrial agent, Northern Pa
cific Railway Company, Spokane,
Wash: 81 was interested in your
letter of September s and the little
cup which you sent me. 1t bears
evidence of genius very compliment
tary to your own good self. | only
wish you were still in our territory,
for / like to do business with you.
. !"
L. ]. Bricker, general immigration
agent, Northern Pacific Railway
Company, st. Paul, Mimi: 1--WE
would be very glad to advertise the
Carlsbad of America even if it is not
on our line, as we would be getting
share of the business anyway, besides
helping a good town, good commun-
ity and a good friend. Let us hear
from you often. Send us some OF
your literature, especially the drink
ing cup. This is unique and effect
i've piece of advertising. "
w. r. Scott, vice-president and
general manager, Southern Pacific
Company, San Francisco: Thanks
for yours OF the 18th enclosing a
copy of booklet made up to represent
a glass of Ashland mineral water. 1t
is indeed unique and will prove a
very effective advertising medium.
y ="
A. ]. Breitenstein, secretary Great
Falls Commercial Club, Great Falls
Mont: WAS mighty glad to get !
your glass of Ashland water and this |
Is certainly mighty foXey adverhs-
ing brochure and your letter which
it was particularly con-
"
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