Keep in Mind Recipient's Needs And Furniture Style Preferences
Story offers guidance on choosing furniture by matching needs and lifestyle with style. It highlights Brandt Cabinet Works replica antique English table with reversible chess board and copper lining as a serving tray, plus a dictionary stand-book case by Buller Specialty Co. priced around 120 dollars. It stresses buying two to three quality items yearly and thinking ahead to ensure lasting value and memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandt Cabinet Works, Inc
Buller Specialty Co
La-Z-Boy Chair Co
the Gazette
Local Home Movements On Arbor Lane And Nearby Streets
Willard and Mrs. Willard Rader moved to 6705 Arbor Lane NE from 4730 Ford Avenue NW with Midwest Investment Co. managing the sale. The Gretemans, formerly 22100 Avenue NE, relocated to 108 Brentwood Drive NE via Midwest Investment Co. and Hedges Associates. Ronald Carys, formerly of Kansas City, moved to 6401 Devonshire Drive NE with Midwest Investment Co. and John J. Zachar Jr. Co. Realtors. Charles and Mrs. Spence moved from 2303 Second Street SW to 232 Atwood Drive SW with Midwest Investment and Dean Wyatt Real Estate. Constance Donner of 3000 J Street SW plans to move to 6211 Eastview Avenue SW this weekend with Midwest Investment Co. and Dean Wyatt Real Estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Rader
Arbor Lane
Ford Avenue NW
Midwest Investment Co
Skogman Homes
James W. Gretemans
Avenue NE
Brentwood Drive
Hedges’ Associates, Inc
Kansas City, Mo
Ronald Carys
Devonshire Drive
John J. Zachar
Shoshone Bands Adopt Plains Material Culture After Horses
After about 1840 Shoshone groups in the Great Basin of the Rocky Mountains began adopting Plains Indian material culture due to the introduction of horses. This shift reflects rapid cultural change driven by equine access and intertribal contact across the region.
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Great Basin
Rocky Mountains
Plains
Cedar Rapids Building Permits Summary
Cedar Rapids issues show multiple permits including D'Bank Properties remodel at 5625 6th St SW for 58627 dollars, two new dwellings at 3205 Tamara Dr SW and 3206 Castle Dr SW for 14860 dollars each, Wellbuilt Homes new dwelling at 3821 Yellow Pine Dr NE for 14560, and several smaller projects. Other listed items include dining room and garage at 1140 35th St NE for 7800, dock enclosure at 133 F Ave NW for 3820, fire repair at 310 16th St NE for 3400, new garage at 5015 Montclair Dr NW for 1452, fence at 1031 5th Ave SE for 1800, fire repair at 912 10th St SE for 1545, new garage at 5025 Pine Grove Dr NE for 1728, new garage at 259 18th St NW for 1716, new garage at 287 Lewellen Dr NW for 1320, room addition at 636 15th Ave SW for 500, fence at 1031 25th St NE for 170, and fence at 1121 15th Ave SW for 140.
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Dwlg
Yellow Pine Dr
Donald E. Giltrap
35Th St
O’lakes
F Ave. NW
Robert Melichar
16Th St. NE
Richard Conklin
Montclair Dr
Fifth Avenue Associates
5Th Ave
Russell Winegardner
10Th St
Owen Macke
Pine Grove Dr
Gene Michal
18Th St. NW
Dean Mollenhauer
Lewellen Dr
Arthur Stirsky
15Th Ave
Raymond Stefani
25Th St
Charles Valgrt
Eskimo Population Estimate Reaches Century Mark
A historical note suggests the Eskimo population likely never exceeded 100000, with counts indicating a modest community size rather than a large census figure. This reflection discusses early demographic estimates and their limits in capturing Arctic populations.
Real estate transfers list several Marion area homes changing hands
Lyle J Fisher and H E Pyles buy and sell residences including 3656 Harold court SE and 1135 Sixth street Marion with Dec 1 and Nov 30 possession dates. Other captures include 4401 Navajo drive NE to Richard and Helen Steele and later to Sam Godseys of Omaha, and 1555 Eleventh street to Thad Kuenz with Tempe move. Shoshone Indians note appears as unrelated trivia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard E. Pyles
Linn Boulevard
Harold Court
Lyle J. Fishers
Fishers
Sixth Street
Marion
John Zachar, Jr
Sherman Street
Steeles
Sam M. Godseys
Omaha
Godseys
Donald Stone
Eleventh Street
Tempe
Ariz
Thad Kuenz
Center Point Road
Stones
Zachar’s and Sedlacek and Associates
Attaching pipe legs to a table with threaded tops
For securing threaded pipe legs use flange type adapters. Install under the table, available at hardware stores or plumbing suppliers. Bring a leg to ensure correct size. Bleaching deep stain marks in veneer helps reveal finish. use commercial bleach per label, seal, lightly sand, then refinish.
Building Permits in Linn County
Linn County records show multiple permits with listed owners and values: Capital Industries Inc for an industrial building south of CR valued at 296000. Wendall Buck for a dwelling in Kle Mish 1st Addn valued at 20870. Roger Brimmer for a dwelling in Glen Oaks Addn valued at 19804. Robert O'Meara for an addition to a dwelling in Cottage Grove Woods 2nd Addn valued at 10500. Rex Roher for a garage in Tarpy 3rd Addn valued at 770. Layre Glover for a storage shed on Blairs Ferry Rd valued at 500. George Prastka for an addition to a dwelling in Listebarger's 1st Addn valued at 3024.
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Blairs Ferry Rd
George Prastka
Dwlg
Listebarger
Greens Purchase Hedgcock House
The house at 393 Thirty-first Street SE sold from Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hedgcock to Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Green, formerly of 1630 Park Towne Lane NE. Possession given November 2. Yuill and Co. and Ray Kohl, Inc. assisted. The Donovans moved to Outing, Minnesota, selling their 1829 Bever Avenue SE residence to the Richard Houstons, who had lived at 1115 Weare Avenue NE. Possession November 4. Yuill and Co. handled that sale.
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Thirty-first Street
Thomas Hedgcock
Michael L. Green
Park Towne Lane
Hedgcocks
Wayzata
Minn
Yuill and Co
Ray Kohl, Inc
George D. Donovan
Outing
Stream Beds as Pieces to a Geological Puzzle
CHICAGO AP Dr John Clark Field Museum associate curator sedimentary petrology studies ancient stream beds in Colorado. He says a 35 million year old sandstone ledge shows meanderings like a roadmap. The former stream was up to 1009 feet wide and four feet deep with an estimated flow of five miles per hour.
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Chicago
John Clark
Department of Geology
Field Museum
Colorado
Clark
NAREB Elects 1973 President and Leaders
J. D. Sawyer of Middletown Ohio was elected 1973 president of the National Association of Real Estate Boards at its 65th annual convention. Joseph B. Doherty of Andover Massachusetts was named first vice president and Philip C. Smaby of Minneapolis was re elected treasurer.
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Honolulu
J. D. Sawyer
Middletown
Ohio
National Assn
NAREB
Joseph B. Doherty
Andover
Mass
Philip C. Smaby
Minneapolis
Sawyer
Society of Industrial Realtors
National Institute of Real Estate Brokers
American Society of Real Estate Counselors
The
National Institute of Farm and Land Brokers
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A. Brandt Co., Inc
Willard Raders
Cedar Rapids
D’bank Properties, Inc
6Th St
Richard Whitters
Tamara Dr
Castle Dr. SW
Gene Todd
Tommy Tucker
the Builders Department Store
Winn
H. E. Pyles
Marvin L. Halsteads
Davenport
Howard Parks
Sixth Avenue
Douglas Meader
Fourteenth Street
Utah Area
Bannock
Gosiute
Linn County
Center Point RD
Greens
Hedgcock House
P. E. Fowler
First Avenue NW
Assn
Bjornsen Constr
Ken Borschel & Son, Inc
Edward Chester Copper Constr
Crest Realty Bldg
D&g Constr. Co., Inc
Fashion Par Homes, Inc
R.E. Hertz Constr
Imperial Apartments, Inc
Edgar A. Meader
Novak Constr
Sattler Constr
Shepard Constr
E. H. Skinner
Skogman Constr. Co
Willis Thornton WellBuilt Homes, Inc
Whitters Home Builders
Zodac Constr. Co
Builders Association OF
Wausau
Ottumwe Airport
Ottumwa
Lowe
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