Real estate firms Ebey and Harrison boost Ada growth
Ebey and Harrison Bros. promote Ada and Pontotoc County prospects. S. M. Torbett and E. S. Haraway lead local real estate loan and insurance efforts. W. H. Ebey and Geo. A. Harrison with Edward I. Harrison lay claim to deep Oklahoma roots and decades of market knowledge.
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Oklahoma
W. H. Ebey
Brown County
Illinois
Oklahoma City
Harrison Bros
Geo. A. Harrison
Edward I
Pontotoc County
Ada
Ebey
Farmers Loan and Trust Company Expands Farm Loans
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company, organized in 1905 with capital of 10000 dollars, has grown into a leading chattel loan house in the region. It conducts business exclusively with farmers and has contributed significantly to local credit access.
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The
Farmers Loan and Trust Company
Fred F Brydia Co Real Estate and Loan Experts
The Fred F Brydia Company, located at the northeast corner of Main and Broadway behind M and P Bank in Ada, is an incorporated real estate and loan firm. T. W. Brydia serves as president and Fred F Brydia as secretary-treasurer and GM. they specialize in farm loans, investing for clients, and property management across Oklahoma Missouri Arkansas and Texas.
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S. M. Torbett
E. S. Haraway
Haraway
Ada
Texas
Frs. National Bank
Mr. Torbett
Fred F. Brydia Company
N. E
Main and Broadway
M. & P. Bank
F. F. Bryd'a Co
Oklahoma
Messrs
Fred F. Brydia Co
Missouri
Arkansas
South- West
T. W. Brydia
Fred F. Brydia
Special Edition copies available by mail
Ada News offers extra copies of the Special Edition for ten cents each. Send payment to the Ada News to receive additional copies by mail.
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Ada
Keltner's Ada Wholesale Grocery Firm Grows Quickly
J M Keltner operates a year old wholesale house in Ada at Townsend avenue near the Frisco tracks. He previously helped organize the Ada Wholesale Grocery Co and later the Douglas Whaley Wholesale Grocery Co after consolidation. With two road men, he serves Ada and tributary areas, offering staples and fancy groceries, coffees, and teas. His rail proximity lowers freight costs, boosting patron savings and reinforcing his reputable, legitimate business.
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J. M. Keltner
Ada
Keltner
Ada Wholesale Grocery Company
Douglas Whaley Wholesale Grocery Co
Holdenville
Townsend Avenue
Mr. Keltner
W. J. Allen & Son Livery Stable Leads Ada Transport
For twelve years W. J. Allen and son J. R. Allen have run Ada's top livery and boarding stable. The fireproof facility holds about 75 horses, offers first class rigs for city and inland travel, and includes reliable transfer, bus, and cab services praised for never missing a train.
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W. J. Allen
J. R. Allen
Ada
W. J. Allen & Son
Allen & Son
James R. Couch Drayman Leader In Ada Transfer Line
James R. Couch leads Ada's transfer and storage firm The Transfer Company Known for padded vans heavy freight handling and careful service with minimal accidents Growth from one team to large equipment and a connected storage facility. Couch, a lifelong Ada resident, is praised for honesty capability and reliability.
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Ada
James R. Couch
Couch
J. R. Couch
City Market Leads Ada Meat Trade With Modern Facilities
Ada’s City Market, operated by Messrs. W. B. Gay & Son, announces relocation to 121 West Grand Avenue four doors east of the Post office. The firm, in business four years, showcases a fine refrigerating system and strict sanitary handling from slaughter to home delivery.
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Post Office
W. B. Gay & Son, Props
Ada
Messrs. W. B. Gay & Son
West Grand Avenue
Messrs. Gay & Son
Grand Avenue
Gay & Son
Commercial Hotel Adds Ada Guest Comfort Under Yorks
H L York now manages the Commercial Hotel at Broadway and Grand, promising personal attention and improved dining with skilled cooks. The twenty sleeping rooms are well appointed and Mrs York supports the venture, after moving from Maud Oklahoma with strong credentials. Ada Weekly News invites ads for selling or trading.
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Ada
Commercial
Broadway
Grand Avenue
H. L. York
York
Maud
Okla
Francis-Continued E. K. Morris Jewelry Display
E K Morris, a popular jeweler in Francis, showcases a wide jewelry line including diamonds rings watches bracelets cut glass and china. He is the official watch inspector for this division on the Frisco and a graduate optometrist promising a premier Christmas display.
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E. K. Morris
Francis
Morris
Frisco
Hochstrasser Builds Noted Vineyards in Francis Area
H R Hochstrasser, longtime Harvey Eating House manager and Francis resident, planted four acres of grapes and two in orchard six years ago. He now runs a top local vineyard yielding over 150 dollars per acre annually and asserts this area as the best vineyard district in the state.
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Hochstrasser
Francis
Harvey
Heas
The Francis Wigwam strengthens Pontotoc county ties
The Francis Wigwam now in its seventh year remains a community pillar under new owner T. J. Cross who edits Sasakwa Life. Special Thanksgiving and Christmas editions will highlight Ada Pontotoc county, with Baugh Bros. pool hall noted for a well run business. Mrs. Hetty Green turns seventy eight on November 21.
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Francis
Wm. Felter
L. R. Clark
T. J. Cross
Marlow Oklahoma
Hetty Green
Norman Transfer Co Sets High Standard for Francis Dray Service
For eight years Mr. R. L. Norman has run the city's dray and transfer line. He owns top teams and ample help, ensuring efficient service. A well known booster, he previously was a Frisco car inspector and now co-owns an elevator and coal business with his brother G. W. Norman.
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R. L. Norman
Francis
Norman
Mr. Norman
Normen
Frisco
G. W. Norman
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Ebey and Harrison Bros
Farmers State Bank
South Broadway
Farmers Loan & Trust CO
Stall
Star
Drayman
Ada Weekly News
H. R. Hochstrasser
Harvey House
Francis Wigwam
Norman Transfer CO
Francis Dray & Transfer Line
Smale
Starl
W. J. Allen’s
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