Science on Home Heating Plants and Humidity Rules
The Holland Institute outlines four heating rules for comfort and efficiency. A properly sized warm air system must supply air, humidify it, maintain circulation, and provide ventilation. Humidity should be 40 to 45 percent at 68 to 70 degrees, with an automatic humidifier capable of evaporating 3 to 20 gallons daily. Modern systems circulate air multiple times per hour, improving indoor air quality and comfort.
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Holland Institute of Thermology
Holland
Mich
Institute
University of Illinois
Dillon Visitors Noted In Friday Saturday List
Mrs Hans Dons with Miss Eleanor Selway visited Dillon last Saturday while Mr and Mrs Earl Tash attended to city business. Wilbur Tash attempted a snow sled plane in the valley but broke a propeller on return. Billy, traveling 45 mph, plans a larger propeller next trip. Mrs Andy Pyle and Ruth journeyed to Dillon Friday then to Butte for Ruth’s dental work. Andy Pyle and Ruth were business visitors in Butte.
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Hans Dons
Eleanor Selway
Mill Point
Dillon
Earl Tash
Wilbur Tash
Billy
Andy Pyle
Ruth
Butte
Carl L. Knoll
Clyde Penny
Pyle
Grant Area Notes of Names and Local Reentries
Local residents travel for visits and business between Grant Dillon Armstead and Jackson. People return home after trips, attend hospitals, nurse duties, and club meetings. Weekend gatherings include Mansfield and Von Ber muth at Dillon and Jackson Women's Club regular session.
Reichle Local Items and Community Notes
A number of outfit cars sit on the spur at Glen to house the telephone crew. Miss Catherine Finnegan resumes duties as Reichle school teacher. Mrs. Nick Adders visits Butte on a business trip. Mr. Jim Campbell visits Dillon Tuesday from Shady Glen hotel. Mr. Matt Polish, running a saw mill near Dillon, visited with his family this week.
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Glen
Catherine Finnegan
Reichle
Nick Adders
Butte
Jim Campbell
Dillon
Shady Glen
Matt Polish
Local notices from Dillon and surroundings
Howard Morse returned to Dillon Monday after business in the basin. Walter White bought a fine lot of heifers from George Clemon earlier in the week. Mr White buys for Jackie of Butte. Martin Jackson came back from Dillon Wednesday after a county commissioners meeting. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Ralph Hontley in February.
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Howard Morse
Dillon
Walter White
George Clemon
Mr. White
Jackie
Butte
Martin Jackson
Ralph Hontley
Outlook Favorable for 1930 Beef Market
The 1930 beef market outlook remains favorable with slightly higher cattle on feed in January 1930 and anticipated beef supplies near 1929 levels. Beef demand for the next five months may lag 1929, influenced by business conditions and competing meat prices, while butter production and consumption rise as prices stay low.
Wool market outlook for 1938 and beyond
The report notes rising sheep numbers and increased marketing of ewes and lambs may lower U S sheep population and prices. Wool prices have fallen about 30 percent in the last year, with world clips similar to 1928–29 and 1930 projections. Consumption rose in 1929 while England reduced raw wool purchases. A mid 1938 economic revival could improve wool markets.
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United States
England
Europe
Hartwig Back From California Visits Salt Lake
W. B. Hartwig returns from Southern California after an enjoyable visit. He was met in Salt Lake by Mrs. Hartwig who accompanied him home. In Salt Lake he booked some unusually good films to be shown at the big theatre here soon.
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Ternoon
California
Salt Lake
Telephone Buildings Harmonize With Residential Areas
A study of telephone buildings shows they blend with local architecture in diverse regions. Southwestern Spanish styles, East Coast Colonial forms, New England wood, and Gothic Ontario designs all house modern switchgear while reflecting climate history and neighborhood character.
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Interior
California
San Diego
San Francisco
Ventura
Montrose
Glendale
Phoenix
Arizona
Spain
Warwood
West Virginia
Silver Spring
Maryland
Washington
New England
New
Eyland
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Scituate
Avery
New York
Scarsdale
Hamilton
Ontario
Ant
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Dows
Department of Engineering Research
University of Michigan
Polaris
Grant
Alex Christie
Herman Peterson
Hal Brenner
Brenner
Geo. Bermuth
Mr. Sorensen
Armstead
Elmer Selway
James Mansfield
Geo. von Bermuth
James Prohosky
Gen Decker
Frank Esterwald
Agnes Pierce
Geo. H. Smith
Carl Hansen
S. B. Howell
Chas. Stoll
Baby
Harris Opp
Stocker
J. W. Long
Lima
Amsie Cox
Merle Leggett
Waldemar
Henry Barden
Barrett “Hospital
Bertha
Lamberton
Jackson
Jackson Women's Club
Jim Woody
John Anderson
Grant Fullerton
John Meyers
Foussard
Sallee
Businss
John Jackson
Tribune
Jackson News
Paige
Buick
Hudson
Chevrolet
Overland
Oakland
Ford
Graham-Paige
J. W. Walters
Postoffice
W. B. Hartwig Back
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