Red Light Restaurant Ad Invites Families
A brief ad promotes the Red Light Restaurant offering cooked meals pleasing to patrons. It invites families to dine and assures food served the right way.
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Red Light
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1907
Page
7
Ada Citizens Report On Local Happenings And Visits
Dozens of visitors from Denison Texas Col lins Institute and Stonewall appear in Ada for meetings, auctions, and social outings. Local business activity includes hardware stock sale to Ada Hardware Company pending court approval, and road trade boosts as S agents note Ada’s growing commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. F. Bruce
Francis
Ada
George Woodall
Denison
Texas
Woodard Hardware Company
Ada Hardware Company
George Harrison
Shawnee
Oklahoma City
Anadarko
Chickasha
Local notes: rain benefits crops and fishing tales
The column reports welcome rain easing late spring, crops thriving, and residents sharing routine visits. Notes include Mrs. H C Roper returning from Choctaw Nation, J J Stanger planting cane seed, Knight with a 40 foot seine, and a fishing outing with two catfish. Summers Chapel gears for a June fifth Sunday convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Hughes
Estes
George Knight
Ada
Knight
Mr. Phillips
Earl Stanger
General Hughes
Jim Beaty
Springbrook
Summers Chapel
Jack
Democrat
Francis Growing With Frisco Rail Cross and Oil Plans
Francis enjoys steady growth as Frisco buys land and officials plan a dining hall expansion. Oil and Gas Co. leases 1 200 acres near Oliver and Nutt with work to start within ninety days amid fine prospects. Town streets improve while Frisco lines tour and local figures cheer health, commerce, and community progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frisco
Harvey Company
Oil and Gas Co
Okmulgee
L. C. Oliver
Will Nutt
Francis
J. W. Walton
J. I. McCoole
John I
McCoole
J. W. Bowlen
Ada
Photos and Insurance Deals At Stall's Studio
A local promo notes Stall's Studio at the Beard and Blanks Insurance offices in the Harris Hotel area offering photos of all kinds and sizes with various prices. The ad invites customers to visit the studio or call in and see their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. E. Chapman
Beard & Blanks
Harris Hotel
Haskell
Roberts
Sasakwa
Main Street
Henry Carter
Francis
Stall
Henley & Biles Building
Oklahoma Post Memo Calls Oklahoma Republicans Squaw Men
The Oklahoma Post denounces papers labeling residents of Indian Territory as squaw men. It notes many leading citizens there are squaw men and many are Republicans, suggesting editors lack refinement, education, and manners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Oklahoma Post
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Capitol Hill Acres
Beard & Blanks, Owners
South Broadway
L. T. Walters
Pioneer Telephone & Telegraph Company
Eliable
ADA Milling Coo
Talk OF
the Town
Hotel Chapman
Supt
T. W. Kennedy
Collins Institute
W. J. Dobson
Tishomingo
Will Roddie
Arkansas City
W. L. Roddie
W. P. Burch
Corpus Christi
T. L. Rippey
W. W. Pryor
Konawa
Mr. Jacobs
Randolph Lawrence
Roff
Bill Esser
Barton
J. S. Harris
Johnny Reb
Jamestown
H. C. Wunderlich
Michigan
J. C. Cates
Stonewall
Center
Maxwell
U. S
J. M. Millhuff
Louisville
Kentucky
Mr. Millhuff
Dr.price
Price Bakine Powder Co., Cuicano
J. J Goodson
W. H. Blankenship
J. S. Robbins
Meadors & McCoole
Woodward Hotel
Kate Richey
Lulu Chism
W. L. Meador
Holdenville
Roundhouse
W. H. Croker
Noble
Oklo
Mr. Coker
Hugh T
R. E. Duncan
W. B. Presnell
Oakman
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