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JAMESTOWN DIRECTORY 95 *J
PEARL CITY PAINT & GLASS CO., 15 Main Street *T
PAINTS AND VARNISHES OF PROVED MERIT *J
Abrahamson, Fritz E., finisher, r. 50 Peterson.
Abrahamson, Hilda, widow Carl, laundress, h. over 188 Falconer.
Abrahamson, Lottie, r. 817 Washington.
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Abrahamson, Louise L„ widow Alfred, h. 5 Maltby.
Abrahamson, Norman A., r. 5 Maltby. Q}
Abrahamson, Oscar, mechanic, r. 5 Maltby.
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Abrahamson, Ossena, (Olga), sheet metalworker, h. 869 Spring.
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Ackerman, Walter H., (Edna M.), electrician, h. 140 Newton Ave.
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Ackley, Fred, sheet metalworker, h. under 165 Falconer.
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Ackley, Gust, metalworker, rms. over 10 South Main.
Ackroyd, Albert, (Miranda), textileworker, h. 710% Foote Ave.
Ackroyd, Arthur, woolsorter, r. 152 Thayer.
Ackroyd, Asa, (Violet)—stone contractor and builder, Steele—h. over 85 ST
Barker.
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Ackroyd, Frank, (Ruth), woolsorter, h. 152 Thayer.
Ackroyd, Fred, laborer, rms. 311 Pine.
Ackroyd, Harry S., contractor and builder, r. over 85 Barker.
Ackroyd, Herbert, textileworker, r. 152 Thayer. W)
Ackroyd, Mary Ann, widow Harry, h. under 157 Barrows.
Ackroyd, Ruth, office clerk, r. over 7 Todd Ave
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Ackroyd, Smith, (Emma), metalworker, h. over 7 Todd Ave.
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Acme Novelty Co Bernhard Peterson, pres.; Fred Gunnill, secy.-treas.— •
mfrs. folding tables and novelties, 516 West Fourth.
Acme Plating Co.,—Carl Hultgren, prop.—23 East First.
Acme Worsted Mills—Empire Worsted, prop.—worsted dress goods and suitings,
45-59 Jones & Gifford Ave.
Acordia, Mercurio, spinner, bds. 28 Harrison.
Acterian, Hagop H., inspector H. P. Robertson Co., rms. over 234 E. Second. ^^|
Adams, Alice, widow Rinaldo, h. 256 Hallock.
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Adams, Arthur A., (Lennie E.), clerk, h. 406 West Fifth
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Adams,-Charles J., (Hilda E.), machinist, h. 112 Falconer. J3-
Adams, Frances L., widow John W., r. 370 Fairmount Ave.
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Adams, George W.. laborer, h. 920 Clinton.
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Adams, Gottfred, (Hulda O.), bandsawyer, h. 4 Orchard.
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Adams, Harland E.. (Emma)—vice pres. Hogle Oil Co.—h. R. F. D. 81, w
Adams, Lelah R., office clerk, r. 207 Lincoln. ^.
Adams, Newell, (Minnie), machinist, h. 8 Seventeenth. *^
Adams, Richard B., machinehand, r. 23 Peach.
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Adamson, Aaron, (Hilma), toolmaker, h. over 174 Newton Ave.
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Adamson, Axel S., telegraph operator, r. under 14 Orchard. **
Ager, Adamson, Henry Charles W., (Alice), T., (Anna mirrorworker, L.), sheet metalworker, h. 124 Chautauqua h. 24 Sturges. Ave.
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Agliolo, Adamson, Joe, John finisher, A., (Manghilde), r. 16 Harrison. ironworker, h. under 14 Orchard
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Agliolo, Adamson, Saro, Thure (Rosalia), L., (Edith), meatcutter, sheet metalworker, h. 16 Harrison. h. over 8 Morse Ave. ^. O
Agnelo, Adolphson, Charley, Carl, laborer, (Mary), r. bds. 9 Tew. under 22 Bush.
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Agnes Adolphson, Association Gerda A., Home—boarding cook, 153 South home Main. for girls, Alma E. Rees, matron—6 ©
Adye, Broadhead Ralph W., Ave. (Pearl), groceries,—182 Thayer—h. do.
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Agorsari, Agato, Joe, Frank, r. 443 (Concetto), West Second. laborer, h. 581 Buffalo
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Agostino, Agato, Mary, Joe, student, woodworker, r. 443 r. West 22 Water. Second.
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BALDWIN, Agato, Salvatore, (Mary), Jeweler, h. 443 West S Second. r FINE DIAMONDS qj ^
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