Orig Early 1900s Railroad Train Station Railway Photo Station Master & Workers For Sale

Antique early-1900s (pre?) photo showing a "behind the counter" look at a rural railroad station, as pictured. Station master and station workers.Tidbits we discovered while investigating this photo:- Station likely has no electricity, which was to be expected in rural America at the time. Note the oil lamps and wood heating stove.- Treadle sewing machine tucked in corner - possibly to offer repairs for either the heavy train sacks, or possibly a service for those passing through?- The Brown Shoe Company, St. Louis, MO crate. We *think* the crate under the newspaper (far rt in pic) reads "Sanford", which would be for writing ink.- Furs laying over rail.- Photo is undated, but there's a calendar on the wall and a newspaper laying on the counter. Possibly in this digital age, someone with better skills may be able to date or pinpoint location?
Overall dimensions approx 7x9". Photo-only dimensions approx 5x7. Please refer to pics for evidence of condition and email with questions. Thanks!