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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1970

Page

11

Personal Finance Tips for Saving on Medical Expenses

Carlton Smith and Richard Putnam Pratt discuss practical steps to reduce medical costs. They urge timely treatment, choosing economical insurance with catastrophic coverage, building a personal medical savings fund, and using a trusted family doctor to avoid duplicate tests. Emphasizes keep records, use phone advice, and follow doctor orders for efficiency.

Carlton Smith Richard Putnam Waldart- Astoria United States Jim Daulor

Pick Lumber Grades for Structural or Appearing Wood

Guide explains choosing lumber by strength and appearance. Lower numbers indicate stronger wood. Dealers advise on best grade for structural needs, while higher grades suit siding and visible woodwork. Pick based on cost and durability.

Il. Coutis

Walnut Investment Promise From Nursery Owner

Antowa nurseryman R. W. Daubendick presents a land parcel plan for investors at 3100 dollars. He pledges 16 000 walnut seedlings planted on the property with weed control, aiming for a potential million dollar estate in about 60 years as he touts walnuts as America's most valued hardwood for furniture and gunstocks.

Antowa Ite R. W. Daubendick Decorah Due Daubendiek America

One-Third of Californians Seek Warmer Homes Next

A survey indicates one third of California homeowners plan to move to warmer climates or upgrade to more efficient housing, reflecting shifting preferences in housing and climate risk.

California

Unemployment Down in Nebraska State Year

Nebraska unemployment fell from 24 to 23 percent for the year ending last June, the State Labor Department reported. The average number out of work declined by about 15,300 in fiscal 2068, with a gain of 2,800 jobs in government agencies mainly in education. Agricultural employment dropped by 5,000 as the year progressed.

Lincoln UPL Nebraska State Labor Department

Housing office to open in Omaha by September

UPI reports the Housing and Urban Development Department will open an area office in Omaha by September. A spokesman for Rep. Glenn Cunningham says Omaha is one of 23 key cities selected for the department's decentralization program.

Omaha UPI Housing and Urban Development Department Glenn Cunningham Rneb

Versatile Lavatory for Modern Homes and Bedrooms

A versatile vanity lavatory with a sink bowl set in a countertop and a storage cabinet underneath is increasingly installed in new homes and even bedrooms. The furniture-like design fits into diverse decors as space under a ballroom lavatory goes unused.

Refurbish old picture frames with simple DIY steps

Learn to clean, repair, and refinish chipped frames using solvents for wool, ammonia solution for wood, and careful gluing. Tips cover corner joints, glue application, nail use, and touching up with gold or color paints to restore appearance.

Fix Newspaper Enterprise Assn

Grants totaling 101726 for head start programs in Nebraska

Rep Dave Martin announced two grants totaling 101,726 to head start programs serving 228 children in six Central Nebraska counties. The Central Nebraska Community Action Program in Loup City receives 86,038 for 160 children covering Custer Greeley Howard Sherman and Valley counties. The Salvation Army in Hastings gets 14,788 for 68 children in Adams County.

Washington UPL Dave Martin R-Neb Nebraske Martin Department of Health, Education and Welfare Central Nebraska Nebraska Custer Greeley Howard Sherman Valley Salvation Army Adams County

Manoymen Bet On Home Modernization Market

The report notes large scale spending by major buyers on home modernization projects. It highlights substantial purchases of materials and equipment, with annual totals reaching into the billions. The piece underscores the influence of these buyers on the domestic market for home improvement goods.

Fefleen

Protect Roses From Rust and Black Spot This Winter

Instructions warn that rust and black spot persist in gardens from year to year. Remove all leaves from rose plants and rake fallen foliage. For overwinter protection spray canes and soil with appropriate fungicide to guard against recurring diseases.

Council passes buck on pollution

JULLINGDON Bangland 4UPT The local council released a pamphlet on pollution but dodged a key issue nuclear fallout. The document advised a painting technique to visually adjust a room’s perceived depth rather than address the core problem.

Council Buck Jullingdon Bangland Counil

Cedar closet storage guards furs from moths

A cedar closet protects fur garments and woolens from moths and larvae, a long standing home defense. It deters damage by keeping woolens dry and scented, though cost and care are noted. Three moth varieties threaten fabrics, with larvae burrowing deep in fibers unless cedar storage is used.

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