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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1977
Page
7
Describes a 410 square foot vacation home with six front windows a huge raised deck two bedrooms a full bath and a U shaped kitchen. Emphasizes indoor outdoor flow views from living spaces master closets and back deck access with plans materials and drawings available from Larry Farnsworth Las Vegas Nevada.
The article stresses shade trees reduce surface temperatures by about eight degrees and lessen greenhouse effects, advising placement on south and west sides to cut cooling needs. It offers planting tips from digging wide holes with peat moss to staking and pruning, aiming to extend air conditioning savings over years.
A reader suggests a gentle at home method to remove dust from an oil painting using a folded soft cloth and lukewarm water, followed by drying and varnish. The piece warns against synthetic finishes and advises minimal wetting to avoid damage.
Melting out affects lawns with thinning areas and brown leaf spotting. Severe damage comes from infected leaf sheaths, potentially killing crowns and rhizomes. Control includes proper watering, avoiding prolonged wetness, mowing sharp blades, removing clippings, and regular spraying every two to three weeks with guidance from the Neb Guide 76-302.
Nebraska readers learn common leaf spot diseases on shade trees including Elm Black Spots on elms with yellowing and coal black spots. Maple Tar Spot on red and soft maples with pale spots turning black. Walnut Leaf Spot causing irregular brown spots. and Secondary Leafspots late in the season linked to leaf stress.
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