Plan No 39 aids easy living in single story house
American Builder outlines Plan No 39 at 30 Church St New York showing a single story residence with all rooms basement and garage accessible from a central hallway. Three bedrooms cluster around the hall while living areas face the yard and a full basement provides space for heating laundry or indoor recreation. Window or tape features add a modern note to the traditional exterior.
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American Builder Magazine
Church St
New York
N. Y
American Builder
Chene Gee
Pearson bags two foxes while deer hunting in Mississippi
John R Pearson in Mississippi attempted calling for ducks during a deer hunt and ended with two foxes in his bag. The unusual mix of game reflects a hunter’s offbeat outing on a hunting trip.
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Arks
Miss
U.P
John R Pearson
Pearson
Small Homes Design No 29 reveals a couple crafted for lasting life
The design showcases a brick home with white siding and a front planting box. A compact but functional layout features a cozy living area with a combined dining space, a small kitchen with ample cupboards, a utility room, two first floor bedrooms, and a practical bath. The article celebrates modern home life and emancipation through efficient design.
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Mun
Harvesting and storage notes for onion sets and green onions
When onion tops limp they should be harvested as pals sets. Planted in early spring, bulbs dry in sun for several days and store in a dry ventilated place. Seed stalks produce poor bulbs and should be pulled for green onions. Early onions store well through summer and fall with mild flavor suitable for salads.
Corner shelf unit with postless double hinge door
The article describes a post free corner cabinet from American Builder. A double hinged door opens fully to reveal the entire shelf area with horizontal braces providing structural support under the shelves and counter top.
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American Builder Magazine
Hexagonal asphalt shingles shaped for secure roof coverings
Two types of hexagonal asphalt shingles are described. The aa type attaches to the roof with a wire fastener while the lock-down type has bottom tabs that slip under adjacent edges, creating a distinctive six sided appearance when laid. The article notes extensive territorial use.
Twenty Percent Limit On Hay Moisture Sparks Fire Risk
A large quantity of hay stored in a barn taw is unsafe for spontaneous ignition if moisture exceeds 20 percent. Weathertight barn construction may fail after rain, and leaky roofs can worsen shelter while offering little protection from brush fires and outdoor blazes.
RIPE OLD CIGAR Maizes 50th anniversary gift
A. P. Foster and his wife marked their 50th wedding anniversary in Maize Kansas. After the ceremony Foster distributed cigars to guests and his brother in law L B Uma returned the gesture with a gag gift.
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Kan
U.P
A. P. Foster
L. Buma
Fosters
Property notes on Augusta residents at risk for ten dollar foray
Augusta residents Mrs Willi and Mrs sary face threats to their hi ors and odds of protection as they seek to secure their property. The fragmentary report hints at a transaction or offer valued at ten dollars with unclear recipients and outcomes.
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Chotatpe Redmond Vega
Auto Accessory Agency
Strauss Stores
Strauss
Connecticut
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Maine
Vermont
Agency Franchise Division
Strauss Stores Corp
Grand Ave
Maspeth
Penny’s. Homes
Atkinson Avenue
Ragrise
Frank Maurer
Fairhaven RD
Concord Concord
Alcoholics Anonymous
Knights of Kalava Hall
River Street
Maynard
Thrift Cleaners
Walden
Concord
John H. Olsen
Concord St
U.S
Showloss
Concord ‘Radio Flederic Company
Commonwealth Ave
Lawton Sales & Service
Walden St. - Concord
Dan ‘River & Buffington Mills
Berlin
Mass
U.S. Savings ‘Bonds
Pleasant St. Tel
C. Me
PAI Paints
al Tel
Pippe
Land Pro
Protect Hi Ors
Augusta
Willi
Furn
East Main & ‘Ord
Milford
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