Lincoln County times., April 13, 1911, Image 7

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LINCOLN COUNTY TIMES
Publish»»! every Tlnimluy at Jerome. Malm.
BV
Kditi
i»nd I'ropV
I«. T. Alexander,
$2.00 per year
Subscription,
Application for entry a* aecnnd dns* iiiuiut at
the poMtofllce In Jerome. Idaho, pending.
Notice.
We have received inquiries from
or two partie«, who are receiving the
Time» at |hiiiiU away from Jerome, re
garding their «nlMcription.
slate here that all pa|H*r« l«'ing
one
We wish to
sent
away from Jerome, unless marked "Sam
ple Copy," are subscribed tor and
for hy parties iu this place, and the
recipients need have no fear that a hill
will he sent them during the time their
subscription runs.
paid
Alfalfa «eed at the Elevator.
R. 1,. Renee and Win. Huyette made
a btuinesH trip to Twin Fall« yesterday.
Wagner
ll. /. Burkbead and Wm.
are Shoshone visitors today.
The Presbyterian Aid Society
with Mrs. K. A. Reynolds tlii» week.
:k bis for
meet«
".Scotty" McConnell will
tune at Jurbidge ibis
summer, having
departed for the gold fields this wis-k.
Baltsl hay at the Elevator.
A light snow full Tuesday morning
was a gentle reminder that winter under
wear feels very comfortable us yet.
Your spring suit is now ready at
Ammsthonu'h.
Jess Barclay depart»»! last week for a
visit to Ids old home at McConnellsville,
Ohio.
R. !.. Renee informs ns that the can
taloupe «»»»1 ordeued for the tanners, has
arrivi»! and is now nqgly for delivery.
Onion Sets, The North Side Warehouse
& Commission Co., Ltd.
Rev. Minney will preach and organize
a Sunday
next Sunday at 3:30 p. in.
Miss Marge ret, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. G«»i. Maxwell, has l«»-u critically
ill with pneumonia the past week.
Athletic Elk Hide Sh
I 'bool at the lh-iss »hack
at
Akmsthoso's.
J. J. Rocrs and Frank Beck wen
Twin Falls visitors Tuesday, returning
y es ten lay.
"Boh" Rem»-of the Milling A Eleva
tor Co. n-|»irls the sale of over lorn
pounds of alfalfa s»»»l on Tuesday.
ds at the Elevator.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. DeWitt r»*tum«»l
Monday from a short visit at Salt take
City.
Servil»»» wen- held at the Rn-shytcriun
church last Sunday, Rev. J. II. Barton
pn'aching a very inh-n-sting sermon.
A few H*-l»»'t farms and a»-n-age trai-t*
at a «a»-riflce if taken at once,
ticulars, »»»• Hardwick A Company.
( lardcli
For par
The Board of Comity Commissioners
are in s*»wion at the County S*-ut tliis
w«»-k.
Ia»mard, son of Mr. and Mrs. 0t»>.
Maxwell, is with a govern incut surveying
party, having l«-fl Twin Falls last w»»-k,
Tn-at your grain and s»»»l potatix»»
with Fomialdehyde. The Jerome Drug
Co. gnarrant»»* tlieirs to lx- full strength,
E. M. Walker, a former resident of
this plaiv, hnt who is now t»-mpo-arily
located at Wendell, s|x>nt Sunday with
friends in Jerome.
Tliis is positively tin* last week of sjxv
ial prie»»» on stoneware of all kinds. Get
what you nt»»l tliis w»»-k at
Tut; Racket.
Deputy Sherrill A. F. Tag»- was kept
pn-lty busy last w»»-k, summoning the
extra Jury panel us cull»»l for hy the
• listrict court.
Have you s»»n that display of new
spring suits at Armstrong's?
Mr. Ia-.v Kicrxted of Twin Fulls was
shaking hands with friends here Tu»»»
day. Lew wns a former resident of J»-r
onic and still holds property here.
V. 1. Treat write« us from Coldwatcr,
Micli., to have the (»»hires« "f his pajx-r
changed to that place, as lit- ihx-s not
w ish to miss a single number.
Hiawatha Nut ami Lump Coal at the
Elevator.
A little bird has whispered to us that
a w*»l<liug will lx- one of the Easter
events in Jerome. However, we an- not
Haying a word until next w»»-k.
1». A. L'lR-risoii, the furniture man,
ha« r»-nU»l one of the Napton cottages
mirth of the land olliee, taking possession
Saturday.
The flow of water ilown the coulee is
welcomed hy our farmers, cspeeiully hy
those whose cisterns had yield»»l up
about the last drop of water.
Wilbur Brewer, accompanied II. S.
Giwn to Twin Fulls last Tliursday, to
visit rotatives, and in«|x»-t the pumping
plant Mr. Urecn is i-n»-tiiig.
Buy a $1.25 Covert punt at
Ahmstkonu's.
(!oo. Gray, of Jonathan Valley, was
wearing a forlorn und downcast Uxik
lust Friday, ns his wife and little duugh
departed that day for a visit with friends
at Boise. Cheer up Geo. they will return.
W. J. Walker is having 20 acres
cU-are«l on his holding« Itfj miles
w»»it of town, and will prepare the
ground with u view of covering the en
tire twenty witli apple trees.
Min. Maker, a «inter of Mr«, Gi»
«liire, i« Ix-ing iiitcrluiiicd liy the
at Sunny Brook Hunch.
Dr. ,1. 1'. Schmcr-hall aiel hrid«* n-
turne.l y i»tenlay, where they have sim-i
tx» n slm wcn»l with eonimiliilatioii« hy
their numerous friend«.
• i. \\ . Bruyton of Chicago, president
of the Man-flu Co., arrived yesterday
and will «{«•nd a «hört time hxiking
the work here.
$1 Tnf-Xut ( dove» at
>. I loi;
lutter
over
AkMSTHOM,'«.
Mrs. lien. .Shipman of Marysville, Kan.
arrived tlere Tuesday, via Shoshone, her
brother, Win.
there.
•Mrs. Xoliinson.
Randolph, meeting lier
Mrs. Shipman is also a sister of
F. A. Callaway moved his family
to his rancit, a few miles south of town,
last Week, and Mrs. (J. reports slopping
hogs and feeding the chicks much more
interesting than town life.
The liest $3.50 shoe in America at
Aummtiioxo'k.
and family former
Jerome residents, hut who have li
Vakama for some time, returned yester
day for a visit with Mrs. Shellenworth's
father, Mr. Frank Nim«.
nut
Mr. Shellenwortli
ça at
The quietude of Justice Aliuett's
lice court w
o ars am 111,11
apiiearame in quite
numerous quantities on the smith side.
I osely, us
am likely to reach this
pn
broken Monday by a lone
Irunk, who was assessed a line and
cut
on his way rejoicing. Judging from ap
|x-arauc»-s, Jerome is dry in name only.
Kliiinet 15. Shepard of the real eslau*
firm of Shepard ARarn-tlof Wendell, was
a pleasant caller Tuesday, lieing
from Twin Falls,
on a business trip.
hi route*
wliiliier lu* lia«i l**«*ii
Buy your Formaldehyde of the Jerome
Drug Co. They guarrant*»* theirs to lie
full standard strength.
Counterfeit silver
have made their
Heller examine your change
ëuine oi them
side of the Snake.
Buy Yellowstone Sjxs-ial Flour from
your merchant. Every sack guarani»»»!.
The North Side AsH(H-iut(»l Real Estate
•l-!
d»'alers held their n-gular monthly m
ing at the North Sid»- Inn, Wednesday
«lis
evening. A sumptoits dinner wa
1 »»»»») ol, alter which the regular business
was attended In.
Dr. Matthew J. I5ei»l»-I ha
olliees and
r»»»idein»' in First National Bank Imild
Day or night »-alls promptly an
Tel. 7li.
mg.
swervil.
Ja«, (»rant, accompanied hy his wife,
ui, arrived Tuesday from
take (ieneva, Wis. They are friends of
Tin»». Vipliam and Jolui Mantacli, and
» ill lik»-ly settle near them, alunit 5
mil,»» south w»»q of town.
tu» it I ter and
R»» leam»l ,S*»»1 Barley $1.75 |x-r hun
dred.
A. T. Bruner of Jemine was in (»»Hid
ing Saturday on Ins way to King Hill,
near which town he lias a farm. While
here he purchased alxmt lis«» fruit tn»»»
from agent O. J. Nevett, and will set
them out on his ranch ni-ar Jerome. -
flooding Herald.
The Ix»»t «A* i »-»-lit work shirts at
Armsteong's.
A largi* nnnilxT of fanners were on
»inr str»»-ts Saturday, all wearing the
sniih- of contentment, as tin* weatlter is
ideal i-ir spring work and the ( oul»»''s
running full »»I water. In fact, it don't
take much to make an Idaho farmer
happy.
Do you need any stone milk jars, jugs,
churns, crix-ks, mixing Isiwls, llower
pots, or other stone ware?
tliis w»»-k at s|x»'ial prices at
ihelii
Tut: Rai kkt.
R. R. Kartzkc, Win. Henning and J.
N. Shephenl depart»») for Shosliotu- Mon
day morning with sorrowing fa»»«, liav
ing lx»-n drawn for Jury s»-rvi»»-. They
n-turm-d in the evening liowever, with
smiling countenances, having all Ihh-ii
exciiM»»).
\Ve an- iu the market to buy a few
uen-age tracts.
II('kkiikai>-Hkiss Kkai.tv C»i.
Irving Dawson and Kotiert Nation of
Stillwater, Oklu., friends of L. B. Fri
and family, urriv»»! Saturday, and like
many other sensible Oklahoma |x»»ple,
will six-k tlieir fortune in sunny southern
Idaho, and they will not leave the North
Side tract to do it, either.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Jno.
Calamira has lx»-n experiencing quit«* a
s«-ig<- of sickness the last w»»-k or so that
would make mu adult shrink from with
fear. It lias Ix-cn m»»-ssary to perform
two surgical njx-rathm« on tin- little fel
low, hut at last n-|xirts he was getting
along nicely.
M»»isrs. G. B. Hawheckcr ami Jas.
Quay went to the South side last week iu
quest of fruit lr»»-s. As »-a»-h of tlu-st
gentlemen cx|x»-ts to put out alxmt 40
acres of fruit tliis spring, the selection of
tin- trees was no small task. Mrs. Haw
hcckcr and Mrs. Ht-iss were also mem
ber« of the party.
A dollar's worth of pruteetion may 1 h
ttie mean« of putting $I(K) into your
pocket after the fin-.
Company for your (in- insurance.
Mr. /«-mis Garn-lt, a practical tailor
who recently arriv»»l hen-, has iqx-ned a
shop in the n-ar of Armstrong s clothing
stun-, and for the pn-s«-ut will »levote his
time to alterations and cleaning amt
Mr. Garrett »-otm-s
S»»- Hanlvvick A
pressing suits, etc.
highly recommended ami will no doubt
receive u portion of the patronage of our
citizens.
SOCIAL F.VFNTS.
The Bridge Whist elnh wan entertained
hy Mr» W. A. I lei»» Wednesday after
noon.
Mr. and Mr«. B. Iteifendorf and Mr.
and Mr«. J, II. .loaephson entertained
the "Suit" elnh at the home of the lor
mer Tnewlay evening, those pn-M-nt lie
ing Me»»r«. and Mesdames Martin, Kru
«er, Nim«, Wood, llardwiek and I lei»»
The prize» for the evening were won hy
Mr«. Nim« and Mr. JimepliHoii. Quite
elaborate refreshment« were served and
the nstial pleasant time enjoyed at these
meetings was rejieateil.
Mr. Win. L. Huyette will entertain
the Duplicate Whist Club at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Frazer tomorrow (Friday)
evening. This w ill lie the last of a ser
ies of games that have been played dur
ing the past winter, and promises to lie
quite interesting, as it will decide the
winners and losers of the series,
result of this the winners will lie tend
As a
ered an elaborate banquet at the North
Side Inn, at the expense of the more
unfortunate opponents,
all the members have been practicing up
for the event.
( onseqiiently
Now that the season for social func
tions is about at an end, the ladies of
Jerome are turning tlieir attention to
more arduous tasks, and it is not an un
usual sight to see them with shovel or
rake iu their hands, busily engaged in
outdoor pursuits. A little package of
flower seeds close at hand is evidence
that they are now busily engaged plant
ing these seeds, lookiiig forward to Ix-ail
tiful results for their flower show which
they an- arranging to hold late in the
j summer, and for this event they wish to
have the ladies of the ranches co-operate
with them in making the flower carni
i va | a „ elaborate event. Several prizes
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are to lie awarded lor various displays.
j M„re details of ibis event will lie given
i aU . r IJin in ni euiitime let all the
ladies get busy planting (lowers.
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Seed Rota toes.
I have a limit»»! quantity of exceptlon
ally line »»»»I potatoes of the Idaho
Rural» and R»»l
Reai'hhli ,w
variety,
hieb I can supply at $1.00 |«-r hiindri»).
A. E. • im i n, Jerome.
Rooms for Rent.
Nicely furnish»»! rooms with hath and
ns«- of telephone. Enquire at the Shore
resilience. Rhone H.
Retires from Business.
j As will lx* s»»-u hy dissolution notice
puhlish»»! in another column, J. M. Hale
, has retired from the Richmond Men-an
tile Co. Mr. Hale informs us, however,
that it is still his intention to hold
his tvsitlemv in Jerome, which an
lioillicement will lx- r»»-»-ivcd with pleas
ure hy tin- many friends of himself and
wife. The Rieluuouil Mercantile Co.
w as organiz*»! in Jksrenilx-r, I OHO, and
has sim-e enjoy*»! its share of the trade
of the town and surrounding country.
At the completion new
building in June, into. tiicy n-n..,\.»l t..
their pn-sent lix-atiou. The business of
the company will still lx- continued hy
Mr. 11. E. Riclnmind, who takc»t this
. tliank tlu>ir many friends for
the patronagi- lx»itowt»l upon tlu-m and
r»»»pe<-tfully solicits a continuance of the
same, promising prompt and court»»ms
treatment at all times.
casion I
Trees and Shrubs for Sale.
One yi-ar old S|x»-iosa Catalpas at $1
per Bin. Camlina poplars from 7 l a to
15 «»-nls each. Straw lx-rry, Raspberry
and Dcwlx-rry plants at tin- right price.
Call and examine same, at my tvsidem»
just south of the water works.
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siipix-r
■migratulati-d upon
Tims. J A voix.
The "Big Feed" advertised for last
Saturday evi-uiug, under the ausiiii»-s of
the Royal Neighbors of America, proved
all that was claim»»! for it, and judging
from the heavily laden tab!»»», with all
the goixl things of the season, and tin
manner in which it was devour»»!, would
lead one to the «»inclusion that digestive
remedies would lx- iu g»-ueral demand.
However, the ladies having tl
in charge an- to lx
the most suniptotis banquet, and tin
able and satisfactory manner in which it
was serveil. tlieir brother uicmlx-rs of tin
Mixicru Wixximen assisting as waiters.
A largi- percentage of the citizens of tin
town and surrounding country took ad
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vantage of the opportumity to i.»-t a
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square, and the ladies will be benefit
»»1 to quit«- an »-.\t»-ut tlinmgii tlu-ir
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cflorts.
at the M»-tlnxlist church an- as follows;
For Sale.
Keller's Strain Thorotighluvd White
A»l»tn*ss Box
;?7t» t
Wyomlotu*
Ida.
Laster Services
Sunday s»*h»x>l, lit a. m.
Vii Easter program of songs ami n»-i
tations hy the Smuiay school, 11 a. in.
Ev.-niug s*-rvi»»-, H p. m. Rreuching
hy tin* pastor. Subject. "An Easter
Mcssag»-." S|x»-ial musii- hy male quartet.
Epvvorth Iz-uguc, 7 p. in.
J. !.. Minxkv. Raslor.
For Sale.
Choi»»-of two man»» or two g»-ldiiigs.
Also douille liâmes«, Jno. Divn* two »lise
plow, iii-vv last year; thn»- inch Stml*
hakcr wagon, sh»-l ha trow, alul 450 gal
lon water tank. For particulars, call or
addn-ss I.in'coi.n Coi-ntv Timks, or lx>x
387. Jerome,
Settlement of Claims
'I he Ixianl
of direi'tor» of the Canal
I hi <11 in «etwion
week In eolianltation with the
r
|„. n . ,j_
made with the Water Co. ;
last w»»k. I 'util Ihi«
li en ratified hy mendier» ol ll
tion the term» of settlement will not I »• i
made public. We
that the progre»» tim» fai ha» I«» n very
xuti«luctory and the Ixianl will evidently
eonelnde their la)«>r» here this week,
Attorney Hawley and l're»idenl liar
relt of the A»»oeiution are in Chieago thin
win k in eiinmltation with the Kuhn Co.,
n-lative to matters (lertuining to the gen
eral welfare of the traet outside ol the
matter of elaim». They are expect*»!
home the last of the week and we are in
of giving mir readers some very
•neouraging information next week.
I »er»' Assoeiation have
farmers with a view of the ratification of
the term» of the conditional
ett lenient
mentioned (
ajff«*« Hu nt ha?
.• AeMN
can, however, add !
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A Sudden Death.
Miss Ruth Miller, one of the teachers
in the public schools at Twin Falls, met
with a sudden and tragic death Sunday.
In company with an escort they had
lieen spending the day along the Snake!
river canyon, and while returning home j
the horse lieing ridden hy Miss Miller j
•ame unmanageable and ran a
throwing the unfortunate lady
saddle. Her neck was broken in the I
fall and she expired almost instantly.
The deceased was a daughter of Mr. ;
and Mrs. J. C. Miller of Hawarden,
Iowa, having lieen located at Twin Falls'
only about six months. The l»idy was'
shipped to her distracted parents in Iowa.
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way, j
from Hie!
\\ . J. Walker and H. I). Cook, who
represented Jerome Camp at the county
convention of Modern Woodmen held at
Shoshone lawt Thun*lay. n*]»«»n a very
|iii*abaiil lime ami an tilthUniahtie meet
Ail (*aiu)tH in llie eounty wen* rej>
mg.
restuitnl excepting Wemlell ami ilager
man. R. C. Thomas of Gtxxling wa»
elect*» 1 a» rcpresi-iilativ»- from Lincoln t, >
the meeting of the slate camp to Is- held
at Idaho Kall» early in May. Jerome
wa» select»»! an the place for holding the
next county <'onv»*ntion, ihn»- years
hence.
Laster Services at Christian Church.
You an- i ii vit»*» I to the s|x»-ial Faster
worship. Bible IscIiihiI study at
theme at 11,
with the communion, and "The Risi-u
Izird" al H p. in. Special music by the)
•nice.
10.
"Easter Lessons" is the
■hoir and solos at cacl
Rmf. W. M. Massey, win» is the proud
proprietor of (denn Conli»- Ranch, just
west of town, has many things to make!
him feel proud. A Roland China and a
Dunx- Jersey sow each gave a litter of
eight healthy little pigs the lirstotihej
week, and they are all able to squt-al yet.
Not only tins, luit la- lias a line field of
alfalfa, over a loot high, iqum w hich tin-1
[xjrkers i-oiild f»»»l if n*»»-ssary. No
wonder Rmf. is happy.
Sealed Applications,
The Ixianl of trust«»»» of the village iif
Jcroiin- will r»»»-ivc s»-al»»l applications
for the ... marshal .if said village.!
until 8 o'cl.x-k p. m.. Tu.-s.lay, April;
l s *t>- In a»i»lilion to the n-gular duties
of marshal he will lx- require»! to suix-r
visc the watering of the tn»-> mi the pub
lie stn»-ts. Tin-hoard res»-r\cs tin- priv
ilege ol n-ji»-ting any or all applications
n»»-iv»»l.
E. (i. tiu v». Chairman,
Dated April 12th, lull.
R M.i-ii Moom:. Ch-rk
Barney F Noble, who was formerly
in business here, and who still holds
projx-rty here. n-Hirn»»l Tuesday with
his family, and
here indefinitely. Burney says it s»vius
goisl to lx- hack in Idaho again, and wet
an* sure his many irn-nds lu-n- will he
glad to welcome him and his family,
They have lx-en s|x-uding most of the
time since li-uving hen- at Rich Hill, Mo.
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The sclnsil Ixianl an- still w n-stling!
with tlie proposition of hiring teachers
for the ensuing year. Tin- Ixianl lias!
practically »»mcltuied to Imild a
lions»- in s»»-tion 17. about live mil»-« di
n»-tly west of Jerome, witli the under
standing that the |x-tition n»»-inly i-in-n
lat*»l for the pnrpos«- of making that an
ind»-|H-ndiMit district, lx- witlidrawn,
whicli wi- understand lias Ihh-ii don»-.
ill
prohahly n-main
Count\ Vssessor Isenlx-rg ol Shoshone,
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was iu town Moiidav. consulting with
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Hu-lull valuation question ban lx»-u
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giving the assessor no cud ol trouble, hut
Mr. Iscnlx-rg f»»-ls conlident that he or
his deputies w ill »-\|K*riein»- no trouhl»
iu this eounty as the matter of the actual
»•ash valuation will lx- left largely to tin
judgement of the assessor. \Vc ackmuv
k»lg»- a very pleasant call from Mr. Is»-u
lx-rg. and a very friendly «-hat.
sch.x.l
Thus. Jaycox.
Mr.
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Rosit ion \X anted.
Am a practical farmer ami irrigator
amt dcsir»- a position as manager of a
ranch. Also hail ex|x-ri»-m-e at »-ar|x-n
tcr work. Am marri*»! and <-au give
W.iul.l
lx
you 1 n-«t of n-fen-nces.
pl*-as»»l to corn-spond with parties d»»5r
ing a good n-liahlc man.
!.. F. Kvv, Jcniuu*. Ida.
Christian Science Serv ices.
S»-rvii»-s held every Sunday morning at
10;45 o'cloek at Hale's Hall, on
Main slr»»-t. Reading i»k>ui
W eilnesilay and Saturday al'u*rnooiis.
3:30 to 4:30 o'clock.
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J. H. JOSKl'HSON
A. ANDERSON
NORTH SIDE
Construction Co.
General Building Contractors
Office in First Nat. Bank Building
Room 6.
( I (lice phone No. 70
Works phone No. 9!l
JEROME,
IDAHO
Nibley-Channel L'br Co.
One of the old land marks on the tract, still
continue to handle all kinds of
BUILDING MATERIAL
Lumber, Sash, Doors, Cement, Roofing, Etc.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO MILLWORK
Would be pleased to give you estimates on your materials and assure you
courteous treatment at all times.
A Car Load of Fence Posts Just Received
And none better on the Tract.
Come in and see them
Jerome, Idaho
V. K. SKADDEN, M'gr,
DO YOU WANT
A Second-Hand GASOLINE or OIL STOVE
OEO. J. ARCHER
Has some bargains that are well worth consideration.
f >pp..site City Hall,
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you select the timbers, joist, roofing, flooring,
siding, etc., from our thoroughly seasoned stock of
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RED CEDAR SHINGLES
Our lumber is of a quality that satisfies and our ser
vice prompt. Come in and examine our stock, per
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Jerome Concrete & Brick Co., Ltd
BUILDERS' SPECIALTIES
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Cement and Crushed Rock, Cement Sidewalks. Concrete Block
Factory, Ornamental Work.
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