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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1907
Page
16
A local ad urges readers to try the Red Light Restaurant for hot and cold lunches and a 20c meal. It promises quick service and meals cooked to please, inviting families to dine without hesitation.
Ada residents and visitors are listed in a stream of items from Ada, detailing movements of G. F. Bruce, George Woodall, Supt. Kennedy, W. J. Dobson, Will Roddie, and doctors King and Nolen. Court sessions, real estate moves, and a hardware stock sale are reported amid social trips, travel plans, and local developments.
Weather and community news from Ada describe relief after rain, crops recovering, and people visiting relatives in Choctaw Nation and Summers Chapel. Local fishing tales include a 40 foot seine purchase and two catfish caught by General Hughes and companions.
Francis Oklahoma reports growth with Frisco purchasing multiple lots and Harvey lumber stock awaiting use for a dining hall. Oil and Gas Co of Okmulgee leases 1200 acres near L C Oliver and Will Nutt and plans work within ninety days. Streets improve and local officials update residents.
A bustling Oklahoma town column reports on local figures like photographer Roberts, banker Henry Carter, and merchant J. S. Robbins. It notes parade of events, fire at the Frisco oil house with over 200 dollars damage, new residents, hotel improvements, and community views on politics and manners in a lively, period voice.
Photos of all kinds and sizes offered by Stall's Studio at Henley and Biles Building with affordable prices. Beard Blanks Insurance and Real Estate services advertise loan money buying and selling property from the Harris Hotel office location.
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