Local Rail Schedule Fragment
Daily No 14 South Bound and No 11 Express depart local service. Fragmentary timing reads 11410 am 355P with unclear stations and details.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1907
Page
5
Daily No 14 South Bound and No 11 Express depart local service. Fragmentary timing reads 11410 am 355P with unclear stations and details.
A partial rail schedule lists east bound No. 512 Eastern Express and No. 510 Meteor with times around noon and evening, plus west bound No. 509 Meteor and No. 533 Sherman Express with evening departures and local freight blocks. Contains scattered OCR errors and place names but preserves basic train designations and times.
An Exchange note parodies promises of payment and action by several men. Claims include paying all owed money by Saturday or within days, with skepticism about truthfulness. The piece mocks unreliable commitments and fleeting assurances.
Good house and large lot close in with a fine well and a young orchard. Trade considered for country real estate. Duke Stone.
Ada Democrat columns describe visitors and prospectors in Ada including J W Hattox from Fitzhugh and J P Davis from Bentonville Arkansas. It notes subscription lists, advertising emphasis, court crowds, and community happenings around the Ada area with multiple local names and ongoing business chatter.
Sunday morning Rev. C. E. Robertson was formally installed as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church by a Presbyterial commission. Revs. A. W. Crawford and J. A. Williams delivered charges and preached. Rev. J. A. Williams preached at the evening service.
Oklahoma Improved Stock Breeders plan their annual meeting in Enid from February 4 to 9 with citizens subscribing 5000 dollars to cover expenses. Over 600 stock entries and railroad reduced rates from tributary points are noted.
M L Walsh advertises sewing machines for sale with emphasis on variety and affordability. ad uses bold repetition to draw shopper attention.
The Democrat offers to help readers by sharing advantages for immigrants. For every paid-up subscriber or year of subscription, the paper grants the right to send as many copies as desired to addresses outside the new state for seventy-five cents per year.
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