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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1907
Page
5
Ada crowd flocking to E L Steed Quit Business Sale at 116 S Broadway as mill and farm folk visit town. Local notes cover Postmaster Westal sudden death Colberg, Sledge Oklahoma trip, Hargis Los Angeles visit, barfield injury and town council six inch fines for spitting.
In town Monday Uncle G Duncan shared items and notes. A Friday box supper raised 36 dollars for the school. Ed Sullivan moved into Drew Malone’s former place. Rev Rans Bess returns from New Mexico and will preach at the school house on Christmas day and monthly next year. The school under Miss Johnson is flourishing and well regarded by patrons. I am retiring from business and will sell goods below cost. E L Steep.
E L Steed announces a quit business sale with profits cut to move goods fast. The store has drawn crowds since the sale began and urges shoppers to line up for quick bargains.
Call upon P B Wilson Lumber Company for building material bargains. See goods before paying and save money. J Henry Collins, Manager.
Lost, stray, or stolen two year old black heifer from McGinnis pasture two miles north of Ada. Brand O on left ribs, black horns. Reward offered. Leave information at this office or return cow to Cal es.
Hot Blooded Poland China pigs for sale. Pedigree furnished free of charge. Contact Frank Huddleston in Ada Iowa to arrange purchase or inspect the stock.
Minnie Branstetter sues E L Branstetter for divorce in Pontotoc County District Court Oklahoma. Respond by January 16 1908 or petition is deemed true and judgment will be rendered. Court clerk W T Cox signs the notice.
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