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Ada in 1900s A Town Built From Rail and Fire
Ada around 1900 rose from a dusty river town to a growing community. It moved its old town to a new site after a Frisco railroad survey. Main Street filled with stone buildings after fires. commerce shifted toward hardware, dry goods, and a growing hardware store. The era saw wagons, frontier lodgings, Sunday churchgoing, saloons, and civic clubs shaping Ada’s early identity.
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Ada
Aros
Irving School
Frisco
Old Town
West 2Te Street
Min
McLellan Store
J. C. Penner Co
Wes Main
12Th Street
Main
Main Street
Calvin Or
Purcell
Pauls Valley
Wynnewood
CIS
Fora
Taynsend
Sherman Texas
Cere Ritery
U. S Ciscuit Court
Aca
Rairoad
Fraser
Old Stentwail
Trisco
Pontotoc County
Chickasas
Ne‘tion
Indian Territory
Old County
Line Creek
Chiskusha
Canin
Washita
Davis
Srntotoe County
Rot
Francis
Adp
Francia
Katy
Ada Lentereal Club
Abaut
Sandy Creek
Oridge
Higaway
Dawes Commission
Bocce
Nain Street
Oklahoma Territory
Patt Country
Lana
Ericka
Amor Hone
Mik
Exis
Shermar
Texas
Ollie Lane
Ada Browns
Hall Park
Glenwood Park
Graton
Reunets
Grmartiy
Kenny Mf
Furman
Ardmore
Mark
Os Koesler
Charles W. Fridenks
United States
Barris Hoteh
R. W. Allen Corre
East Ith Street
Otra
Tan
Joory
Yeate
Harry Parra
al Ad
Tay Opera Rowe
Wendel Morelecz
Aleo
Terotal
Eral Circuit Court
Canter
Aren & Winoleweak
Schonia
Ms Metiption
Lord Tock
Weesmee