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Cleveland's growth has been very rapid . In 1800 it had a population of but 25 persons . By 1810 the number had increased to 300 ; by 1820 to 600 ; by 1830 to 1,075 ; by 1840 to 6,071 ; by 1850 to 17,034 ; by 1860 to 43,417 .
Cleveland's growth has been very rapid . In 1800 it had a population of but 25 persons . By 1810 the number had increased to 300 ; by 1820 to 600 ; by 1830 to 1,075 ; by 1840 to 6,071 ; by 1850 to 17,034 ; by 1860 to 43,417 .
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Works Administration , Cleveland was among the very first to appreciate the opportunities offered . Ready with men and information , and first on the field , Cleveland secured $ 10,000,000 of the original $ 100,000,000 Federal ...
Works Administration , Cleveland was among the very first to appreciate the opportunities offered . Ready with men and information , and first on the field , Cleveland secured $ 10,000,000 of the original $ 100,000,000 Federal ...
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CLEVELAND , Tenn . , city and seat of Bradley County , altitude 875 feet , 30 miles from Chattanooga , on the Southern Railroad . It has large stove - works and woolen mills . Hosiery , hosiery yarn , chairs , caskets , lumber , and ...
CLEVELAND , Tenn . , city and seat of Bradley County , altitude 875 feet , 30 miles from Chattanooga , on the Southern Railroad . It has large stove - works and woolen mills . Hosiery , hosiery yarn , chairs , caskets , lumber , and ...
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| Title | The Encyclopedia Americana: The International Reference Work, Volume 7 The Encyclopedia Americana: The International Reference Work |
| Publisher | Americana Corporation, 1960 |
| Original from | University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign |
| Digitized | 9 Jun 2022 |
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