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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1976
Page
8
The text advises introducing energy conservation in the planning stage to cut heating costs. It highlights sun and wind considerations, orientation with North facing walls, overhangs to block summer heat, and winter sun warmth. Landscaping, window choice, and wood insulation are noted as effective measures for long term savings.
The article notes a late season comeback of lawn weeds like dandelions and vining varieties. It suggests digging with full root removal or using pressurized weed killers for scattered weeds, or an overall weed control approach with fertilization when weeds are numerous. Removing perennials now reduces fall and spring regrowth. Guidelines New York UPD Maclan Publishing issues a 96 page guide to removing racism sexism and prejudice from schoolbooks for educators and committees.
Features to suit the homeowner’s every need include four bedrooms and living areas with formal and informal spaces. The front creates curb appeal while the back opens to a patio and screened porch for private outdoor living. Plan HA831C covers 1810 square feet excluding service area designed by Lester Cohen in New York. Cohen will respond to blueprint cost inquiries sent with a stamped self addressed envelope.
A home decor feature explains how to add a triangular atrium in standard rooms or long walls using raised platforms, dropped ceilings, mirrors or Mylar, and grow lights. It suggests plant pot variety, light reflection, and flexible shapes to fit furniture layouts while preserving openness.
County Extension Agent Bob Woboris advises gardeners to prepare for fall frost. Move outside plants indoors after cleaning pests, use geranium cuttings for winter houseplants, and store seeds properly for next season with dry cool conditions and airtight jars.
Rising energy bills push homes toward better insulation. The Federal Housing Administration updated requirements to R-11 walls and R-19 attics. A new wood framing method uses 2x6 studs at 24 inch centers, cutting wood, labor, and allowing thicker insulation for smaller heating and cooling units.
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