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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1977

Page

6

Treasures of a Collector Show Draws Public Interest

A long, fragmented account describes a February event unveiling diverse art and historic items. The collection spans Europe, Mexico, and South America with paintings, carvings, pewter, crystal, and rare artifacts. Public viewing extended evening hours amid security concerns and informed commentary by local experts.

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Summer check means less winter care

The National Better Heating Cooling Council urges homeowners to service heating systems in summer. By adjusting controls cleaning boilers and checking piping and distributors now, reliability and performance improve, fuel bills may drop, and the life of the plant extends.

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Mowing at proper height boosts turf health and safety

County agent advises bluegrass at 2 inches or more, explains optimal fertilizing and irrigation, frequent mowing during rapid growth, and sharper blades to prevent disease. Warns against mowing in heat, stresses regular cuts, and notes Backyard Fanner TV June 13 segment in Columbus.

Robert Yoboris Columbus Farmers Market Cooperative Extension Service

Shade solution for glare at a small stair window

A reader describes a midafternoon glare problem on a small stair window and a homemaker’s fix using a laminated window shade with fabric for easy light control. Options include fabric laminated professionally or by the user with shade papers to block glare without overpowering the view.

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Trees Have Hidden Value For Property And Casualty Losses

Trees boost property value by up to 20 percent and undeveloped land by as much as 27 percent, with studies showing higher selling prices and valuable appraisal gains. When trees are damaged or destroyed, casualty losses can be claimed with IRS guidelines and recognized standards from arborist groups. Protect trees, take before and after photos, check state insurance rules, and consult local professionals for guidance on valuation and claims.

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Don’t buy bigger than home needs

A Better Heating-Cooling Council warning says choosing an air conditioner one size too large wastes money and fails to dehumidify. Oversized units cool rooms fast but trap humidity, leaving occupants cold and clammy while wasting electricity. Sales pitches for larger models are not in the buyer’s favor.

Perimeters Need Heat Advice From Heating Council

The Better Heating- Cavling Council advises placing hot water baseboard or vents along outside walls and under cold windows to counteract drafts. Open drapes to gain sun heat, then close drapes at night to keep warmth in.

Heat pump filters need monthly changes warn experts

The Better Heating-Coiling Council warns that heat pump efficiency and life suffer when the return air is blocked by a clogged duct filter. Homeowners should replace filters regularly to keep the system operating properly and protect the inside coil near the blower.

Gate hinges rule for tall and wide wood gates

A guidance states that wood gates exceeding five feet in height or three feet in width require three hinges for proper support. The rule emphasizes standardization to ensure durability and security.

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