Real Estate Reform Through Rehabilitation Concepts
The article outlines a book titled Rehabilitation as a Business by National Association of Redevelopment and Equalization Boards NAREB. It promotes redeveloping blighted neighborhoods into profitable housing, rejects wholesale demolition, and highlights government home repair loans and neighborhood plans. It details a project team including a broker, architect, and contractor, plus proper property management. It also notes a separate item about a 150 ton conveyor belting shipment for the White Pine Copper Co mine site in Michigan.
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NAREB
Nareb ‘Aid
Buffalo
Hewitt- Robins Inc
Rubber Division
Michigan
White Pine Copper Co
White Pine
Mich
Hewitt-Robins
Orrald W Cahill Home Planning Editor Feature
A detailed plan highlights a 1061 square foot house 38 by 35.5 feet with a central entry hall. The layout emphasizes privacy and generous rooms with a living wing, a kitchen dining area, and walk in closets. Exterior shows redwood gable end, brick planter, and asbestos shingles.
Chickens Stay Hydrated In Heat At A&M College
COLLEGE STATION Tex UP Chickens, like humans, grow extra lazy in hot weather and seek cool water nearby. Professor E D Parnell of Texas A and M College notes a fountain more than ten feet away causes thirst and reduced egg production if water intake drops.
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College Station
Tex
E. D. Parnell
Texas A. & M. College
Power Saw Cuts Stone Metal And Wood In Home Repair
Portable electric saws enable home handymen to cut stone metal wood and other substances quickly. Key blades include a 1A steel blade for wood 2 aluminum oxide for metal and 3 silicone carbide for masonry. Saws come in 6 inch 74 inch and 84 inch diameters.
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American Builder Magazine
Proper Roof Care Extends Home Lifespan
A home roof benefits from proper upkeep like new care. Asphalt shingles offer economical long life yet require regular cleaning of gutters and roofs. Do not walk on roofs. use boards ladders or scaffolding for any work. Keep trees trimmed and downspouts properly directed to prevent damage.
Long Taland Cattle Country Echoes From Bygone Era
Fragmentary reminiscence recalls eastern Long Taland as cattle country and notes an early observer heed Horace Greeley’s adage. The text hints at historical frontier life and rural toil through oblique phrases and altered spellings.
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Long Taland
Horace Greely
Mani
Home handyman tips and house improvement questions
A reader asks how to prevent a hammer from slipping, suggesting drilled holes or waterproof tape for grip. The column advises upgrading porch roofing with three tab asphalt shingles matching the main roof. Additional tips cover oil stain removal on concrete and fixing squeaky floors above a furnace with wedging under floorboards.
Split Level House Gains Popularity
A magazine report notes growing interest in split level homes combining two story privacy with convenient layout. In one development, 73 of 74 homes sold were of the split level type.
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Americas
Bui
Eskimos Grow Vegetables In Icebound Land
An item notes some Eskimos now raise vegetables in the icy north where a green thumb stands out amid snow and cold. The mention highlights adaptation and unusual farming by northern communities.
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Benjamin Moore
Gardin
Adickes Building Supply Company
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W. R. Garrett Abstract Co
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Marion Fetters
Cuero
Texas
R. L. Wagner Lumber CO
S. Hill
Oy Orrald W. Cahill
Ditor
Beoncom Aka
Liwintg
Wena
Nook
Atlan Features Syndicate
Bata
Tutay
Maga
Aim
Henry C. Toll
Denverelle
Small Homes Guide
Robert A. Green
Dearborn
Chicago
Bisieets
Jeu Roo
Leon
We Geen
Pontina
Gladden
Pontiac
Woodworth & Dent Insurance
Electric Department
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