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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1910

Page

15

Allen Oklahoma a fast growing trading point and oil region

Allen in Pontotoc county is a thriving railroad division point on the Missouri Oklahoma and Gulf line. The town of about 1,200 people boasts a water works system a $15,000 graded school building four churches a strong farming base and a developing oil and gas prospect. Excellence in business and a progressive citizenry mark Allen as a solid location for investment and residence.

Allen Pontotoc County Missouri Oklahoma and Gulf Railway Methodist Christian Presbyterian

Dr C M Means of Allen Noted for Civic Leadership

Dr C M Means a longtime Allen resident who moved from Alabama over eighteen years ago built a medical, then drug, then real estate and insurance career. He owns homes and farms near Allen, serves as bank director and vice president in Ada, and chairs the Pontotoc County Democratic Central Committee as a key figure in local growth and politics.

Pontotoc County C. M. Means Allen Means Oklahoma Alabama Liverpool London Globe Hanover Phoenix Pennsylvania Springfield Home Dr. Means First National Bank of Ada Democratic Central Committee

M B Donaghey Honored For Ada Allen Pontotoc County Impact

M B Donaghey a Texas native who settled at Allen Pontotoc County thirty three years ago is credited with shaping Ada Allen and Pontotoc County development. He helped found the Allen mercantile business with C H Kingsbury built the Donaghey Hotel owned large tracts and aided oil gas tests and the M O G railway effort. He donated land for Ada Normal School graded streets and sidewalks at his expense and raised six children all attaining positions.

Donaghey Texas Pontotoc County Allen Frances Burris Old Indian Territory C. H. Kingsbury M. P Mr. Donaghey M. O. & G. Railway Ada Normal School Normal

The Donaghey Hotel in Allen Oklahoma

The Donaghey Hotel in Allen is described as a leading, well kept, fire proof establishment. Managed by Mr. Kidwell the hotel offers neat dining and $2.00 daily rates, with expectations to remain a top class Oklahoma hotel and booster for the town.

Allen Donaghey Kidwell Oklahoma

Mackey Hardware Company Expands in Allen District

Mackey Hardware Company operates three stores including two large Allen locations with departments for hardware furniture and agricultural implements. Under progressive management by B. W. Mackey the firm buys in carload lots to secure closer prices. The Allen shop opened under three years ago and has grown to front rank among local businesses.

Mackey Hardware Company First National Bank Posit Mackey Company B. W. Mackey Mackey Allen Springfield Ames Mr. Mackey Mississi

Autumn's First Blush on the Farm

Poem depicts autumn changes across fields and trees. It notes maple color, red woods, fading flowers, surviving goldenrod and astor, nuts dropping, black haws on crimson bushes, geese migration, and harvest atmosphere with hay in the barn and a quiet farm rest.

Allen Hustler profile praises local newspaper

The Allen Hustler under editor J. W. Jumper is hailed as a bustling newspaper and strong advertising medium. Merchants in Allen are noted as largely supporting Jumper, with few exceptions, and the piece wishes continued success for the paper and its proprietor.

J. W. Jumper Allen Allen Hustler

News Want Column draws daily readers in the hundreds

Hundreds of readers peruse the News Want Column each day, tapping into the service for classified notices and ads. The feature remains a popular staple for public notices and personal listings in the paper.

Lawyer W B Toney Builds Practice in Allen Oklahoma

W B Toney, a lawyer and physician who moved from Arkansas to Oklahoma six years ago, established his office in Allen after studying at the University of Arkansas and Cincinnati Medical Institute. He has practiced in state and federal courts and built a notable local presence as education funding grows.

W. B. Toney Oklahoma Arkansas Allen State University of Arkansas Toney Cincinnatii Ohio Medical Institute

Medford and Son Livery Providers in Allen

Medford and Son Livery operate a well regarded livery barn in Allen offering good teams rigs and safe drivers. Newly arrived from Getty Oklahoma they have quickly earned a positive local reputation. For service call Allen phone number 4 and patrons are urged to subscribe to Ada Weekly News.

Allen H. G. Medford

A P Jumper Opens Allen Grocery Store

Arthur P Jumper, from Mississippi, succeeds M L Aycock as Allen grocer. He runs the newly stocked general store with his brothers A Y and J P Jumper and features U S brand flour. The shop aims for honest goods and full weights and measures and is presented as a progressive local enterprise.

Allen Arthur P. Jumper M. L. Aycock Mr. Jumper Mississippi A. Y. and J. P. Jumper U. S

Also Mentioned on This Page

Ippi C. H. Graham Allen High School Graham Konawa Missouri State Normal Warrensburg Missouri Masons, I. O. O. F DR. C. M. Means M. B. Donaghey Ada Weekly News Stall Donaghey Hotel W. D. Kidwell Star Main Street Henryetta Wetumka Mackey Hardware And Wetumka, Oklo Nellie Wildwood Goldenrod Astor the Allen Hustler Medford’s Livery Stable Medford & Son Medford and Son Ada Weekly A. P. Jumper Grocer Progressive Enterprises Allen and A. B. Jumper's Store
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