The Blake house plan by St. Cloud bureau
The Blake is a 40 by 26 foot single story with 898 square feet. It features a brick fireplace recessed front door shielded by a brass portico and two large bedrooms with two wardrobes. Side entrance opens to kitchen and dinette with combined sink counter and stove on inner wall. Exterior siding and asphalt roof. Plans call for full basement and same constriction with two bedrooms and ample living space.
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Nove Planning Bureau
St. Cloud
Minus
Time to Plan a Spring Garden Bulb Display
Gardeners may brighten early spring with flowering bulbs such as daffodils and jonquils planted in autumn and well cared for. Choose varieties with trumpets and cups in yellows and whites, then protect bulbs with deep planters and proper insulation for a robust bloom sequence from spring through May.
Care for flowers in winter months by Golda Coulot
Flowers need staged display in winter with sun and light soil. Plant bulbs in depth, space them for even bloom, and use containers or porch displays. Include landscaping ideas, wind protection, and timing so blooms reach March.
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Golda Coulot
Oakland shows feature fall flower festival and garden plans
Oakland parks department and local garden clubs plan a September flower show in an open-air theater area. Eight large growers invited. viewing hours from noon to 2 pm with nearby conferences from 12 pm to 5 pm. Charles Phillips chaired. event highlights include bulb displays and seasonal planting tips for September and October.
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Bhn
Oakland
Hasty Bay Council
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Oakland Park Department
Oakland Vhanber
Conpmeter
Gare Idea
Nak
Wheater
Charles
Phillips
Penferal
Poultry and Rabbits as Soil Fertilizers
Farm Adviser Stanley Coates of the University of California Extension explains that poultry and rabbit manures are valuable soil fertilizers to conserve. Spreading manure on soil prevents nutrient loss. drying it quickly aids decomposition. absorbents like moss litter or waste hay reduce moisture and nitrogen loss. Gypsum or acid phosphate at two percent weight preserves nitrogen. avoid using lime or ashes. cover stored manure with dirt or store in screened sheds to minimize flies and aid in killing insect larvae.
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Stanley Coates
The
University of California
Agricultural Extension Serving
Avaid
Hayward Gardeners Meet September 4
Hayward Gardeners will hold their September 4 meeting at the Satjai of Non Coates nursery 439 Grave Way. Entertainment is planned and there will be party prizes. Hat-doge and coffee will be served under supervision of Mrs. William Rosber.
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Farilies
Hay
Iward Garden Lab
Satjai
Non Coates Nursery
Grave Way
William Rosber
Solid Base Insures Floors For Work On Water Expandable Attic
The article advises a solid base for finish floors using tile cork or wall-to-wall carpeting. It notes panels on 4x4 foot sheets form a flat sturdy base, improving appearance and longevity. It also mentions timber dealers supplying ply and related materials and reports the steel industry moving two million tons of bituminous coal weekly.
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Seq -Ueur
This Week in Your Garden Clear seasonal gardening tips
This Week in Your Garden covers annuals sowing early for bloom, July and August transplants from nurseries, and many summer annuals going to seed. It advises clean-up in late summer, handling diseased plants, and compost heap care with topsoil. It also lists several sprays for fungus and pests, cautions on mixing, and notes on broccoli and other vegetables to plant in September. It mentions dahlias thrips control, cutworm beetle issues, and peach borer larvae control with specific methods.
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Zinmlas
Nevey
Shade Plant Show Opens At City College Campus
The Shade Plant Show begins today at City College of San Francisco Ocean Avenue and Phelan Street. Sponsored by California branches of the American Begonia Society, the event features a large display of fibrous, regin, and tuberous begonias, plus Gesneria family plants and orchids. Mayor Carl F. Santani and general manager Jn will speak at 10 am as the three day event runs through Labor Day PT. The show is part of the national begonia organization convention and banquet, with many shade plants for ornamental use. Public invited.
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California
American Besonia Society
Bay Area
Carl F
Santani
Aiseo Jn
Sest
San Prancisco
Ocean Sy'omir
Phelan Street
Lemon Avenue
Tay
Alameida County
Etx
Athend
Ile Shaw
Sow Pansies and Violas For Next Spring's Bloom
Pansies and violas are perennials kept through winter to bloom early spring. Sow by August 1 in a mix of soil peat moss and sharp sand, with sphagnum moss mulch. Transplant in fall to 8-10 inch spacing. mulch and protect over winter. move to light shade in spring. With care, flowers bloom all summer and into next season, varieties yield varied colors.
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Alwys
Ducen Wipler
Vaile
Viola
Tairy Promrase
Notth
Scott
Witter
State Fair Honors Gardeners at September Meeting
California State War demerits and ribbons honored gardeners during a September 4 gathering. Guests from the State Board and local clubs attended, with a buffet luncheon and a full day of interrelated educational events including horse racing and shows.
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Whitn
Wil Mento
Por Aude
Giuen
Theitt
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Dale
Ti Coline
Alka
Lonevale
Californi
SMS WU Leit
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Garylen Club
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