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Newspaper
Cedartown Express
Location
Cedartown, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1878
Page
4
A fragmentary Rome area page reports business moves at Bradford & Allen and J A Barber, seed and nursery ads, a large spring goods column, and local notices. Rail excursion trains to view Gus Jomson, bank rumors, insurance changes, and various personal updates fill the item list with multiple merchants, residents, and events.
A description covers farmers using Chicago Scale Company equipment and a severe storm that damaged the Presbyterian church. Lightning shattered the cupola and stove piping, lighted plaster, and caused extensive ruin. Repairs raised about a hundred dollars that day with strong community response noted.
Marriage notice from the city stating Annie Convine and Wa. M. Par Lips were wed by Rev. W. D. Anderson at the residence of C. Philpot on a Thursday evening in March. The couple are warmly wished happiness by friends.
A local public figure is reported to have misplaced an overcoat during a tour stop. No further details on the individual or locations are provided in the readable text.
The piece notes the Greenwood post office with Gus Tomlinson as postmaster and a broad view of local life. It highlights schools, teachers, nearby towns, church beginnings, and recent events including a marriage, a death, a bridge project, and storm damage as part of a community roundup.
Town residents urge action on a petition to alter the Tecumseh mail route and send it to Dr Felton. They insist the change is needed and the people demand prompt forwarding and consideration.
An early morning mule attack severely wounds Mr Oudle and later injures Mr Cadle in a stable. Cadle’s jaw bones nose teeth and facial flesh suffer multiple fractures. Doctors Riker and Smith set the bones and expect recovery though the injuries are grievous.
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