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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1907
Page
8
Stonewall notes indicate the Boggy bridge construction aims for completion in about three weeks if weather allows. Telegraph poles are being installed along the Oklahoma Central railroad between here and Frisco. Local postmaster A H Ward was notified of his appointment and will assume duties upon commission receipt.
Local notes report plentiful birds despite hunting, a Christian church lot purchase east of the depot, and a mule theft without trace. Bird Wright moved with his baby after his wife died at Chickasha, Mrs. S F Byrd to raise it. Journalists Holtman and Hoffman move, Allen Hustler and family relocate, hogs head to Fort Worth, several families move to Big Creek and Henryetta, illness in Cors field, and a Round Prairie baby ill.
Joe D Stevens and William Sellers return to McPherson Kansas with news and updates on Allen affairs via the Hustler. Rolf Eagle Green Reeves of Hickory and Miss Walker wed Escoe Lay. friends extend best wishes for a long happy life. Reverend A Jeff Davis of Madill accepts pastorate in the city. praised as eloquent and capable. A Frank Byrd of Franks reports his twelve year old son injured in a pony and wagon accident as double trees struck the pony and the boy in a dangerous crash. the family seeks further word on the boy’s condition.
A reader narrates a fable of jays on a single oak, where lower jays feed upper ones with acorns while upper jays hoard gold and thwarts growth. The tale ends with hopeful calls for organized labor to reclaim the tree’s unity and beauty.
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