New City Administration Formally Inaugurated in January
The city charter fixed January as the induction date for the new administration. Mayor Morgan J. Russell and Aldermen H. W. Brawehead John T. Phillips took office for a full term, while T. L Adams J. J. Coser and C. Van Wood began their second year. The council outlined salaries for 1911 and noted major improvements like street grading and curb work.
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Morgan J. Russell
H. W. Brawehead
John T. Phillips
Messrs. T
Adams
J. J. Coser
C. van Woct4
Herbert Straw
Central
Alga pYer
Iocomins
Staadasdiavishes
Loreanta
Eas Siu
Adkiitio
Ity Ascamop
Wales
Straegy
Monti l. iMarehat
Pats
J. van Devaney
Tandy
Woman's Club to Meet Tomorrow in Cedar Town
The Woman's Club in Cedar Town plans a session tomorrow with Mrs. AV27K as hostess. Committees will map out a year ahead and report at the next meeting. Attendees focus on a cleaner town and community health, with members urged to join.
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Gorry
Icuster
Brn
Ray Eularly
Gmembers
Ds Oworking
Cedartown
Cedartown Reflects On A Prosperous 1910 Milestone
The Cedartown community reviews 1910 as a strong year with progress in infrastructure and industry. New depot facets and two rising factories boost commerce, while the Commercial Bank and Farmers & Mechanics Bank report solid earnings. Local leaders cite improved prices for crops and general prosperity as the town pivots toward 1911.
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Crdars
Prouty'ons
Tay Teuer
Bea
Hulldine
I. Good
Jay
Amon
Mr. O. Willpghant
Ast Avenue
T. Gibson
Mall Street
0. Ja Pleven
Gibson
Olle My
Patlpot Street
Robt
W. Joffes
Harebert Street
P.M. Agan
Central Ostreet
Cedartown
Commission
Golson
Mark
Codantown
Pendsng
Dts
Senil-An- Tal
Bank of Cedartown
Farmers & Mechanica Bank
Clay
Gordo Lee
Congress
Mie
Lee
Andy
Central
Jocalinu
Kim
Providence
Georgia Wire Company Declares 10 Percent Dividend
A meeting of The Georgia Wire Company directors at Treasurer W. Be Coleman's home approved a 10 percent dividend from 1910 earnings. President J. Harris announced the surplus and praised the company’s low expenses and large agent network across Georgia and Alabama.
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Georgii
Mandiy
W. Be Coleman
Lown
J. Harris
Cmpany Dushay 1910
Qeovela
Alabama
Harris
Georgia Wire
Cedartown
Big Tome
Georgia
Uxcen
Georgia Tre
Haris
Coleman
Jones Grocery Co Promotes Clean Corn Meal For Pellagra Control
An advertisement warns Pellagra is rising in the country and blames spoiled corn products. It promotes grinding corn meal from hand-sorted, rot-free corn as a cured option sold by Jones Grocery Co. The ad urges consumers to check the address and buy their product for purity and health.
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Medici
Jones Grocery Co
VW. A. Jones
Local Color Makes Quiet Street Speak of Food and Surprise
A fragment from Herbert Street mentions unusual food names like All-Pork, Bologna, and Sausage while a young man tells a girl she is pretty and she responds with a surprised, coy moment captured in the text. The jumble of odd terms suggests a domestic scene flavored by local dialect and street life.
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J. T. Phillpe
J W. Wood
W. W. Crawford
C. van Wood
H. W. Hranch
J. T. Phillips
Morgan D. Wussela
T. HW. Adams
Meh
W. Franch
Woman's Club
N. Duke
Fullwood Springs
F. Rouge
Cedar
Hi Richardson
Gesartown
Industri Ealfie
Cedartown Toy Company
Kaste Company
B&w
Smon
Weate Mvenus
Tata Fastre
Sinflan
Ogcudy
Sro Syne Valory
Mil Na, & P
J.J. Cooper
Co. van Wood
Intel
Sudkins
Herbert Street
MR. Jonn
T. Phillips
Hells Oven
Acderviss
Firth Ward
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