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Page Two
All Aboard for
the Prosperity
Special!
Within a few days all Phoenix will begin to receive
thousands of visitors who will view the attractions of this
valley for the first time. They will be amazed at our
agricultural resources; our superb climate; the modern
schools and churches; the miles and miles of paved
streets and highways; the high standards of our resi
dential districts, the quality of our citizenship and our
optimism. The growth of Phoenix in the last six years
is truly astounding. We have advanced from a city of
30,000 inhabitants in 1920 to one of 50,000 in 1926, and
the greatest increase is yet to come. Let’s get our
house in order and put our best foot forward, keeping
in step with the music of prosperity. The Big Parade is
starting. “One for all and all for one.” All aboard!
FRANK A. JEFFERSON, Mayor HENRY RIEGER, City Mgr.
Commissioners:
J. A. R. Irvine, A. L. Boehmer, Luke W. Henderson, Chas. E. Morton
PHOENIX TRIBUNE—ALWAYS IMPROVING

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