Many Farm Homes Need Remodeling
Most American homes, especially farms, were built over 25 years ago. About 23 million of roughly 42 million homes are at least 30 years old. Many require modernization and repair as new housing slows.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1951
Page
3
Remodeling Revives Barn For Livestock Storage And Value
Remodeling of a long unused barn created space for hay and cattle storage while boosting curb appeal and property value. The project featured an asphalt shingle roof, new siding, and other alterations contrasting with the prior dilapidated structure, illustrating how upgrading sound buildings can meet pent up modernization needs on farms nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fiore
Farm Families Know Type Of Home They Will Build
A survey of 12 north central states finds about 900 farm families plan to build, with 1270000 nationwide. The preferred design is a one story six to seven room house with a sloping roof central heating and porches. It should include a basement, coat closet, dining area in the kitchen and sometimes a separate dining room that seats six or more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Illinois
Indiana
Kansas
Iowa
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
Ohio
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Farming Coach Uses Herd to Train Freshmen at Kentucky
Adolph Rupp, famed Kentucky basketball coach, studies heifer crop with same sharp gaze he uses on freshmen reporting for first practice. He plans to keep most herd on his first team if they develop as expected, applying farming discipline to the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adolph Rupp
University of Kentucky
New Jersey Farm Prices Lag National Rise Says Rutgers
New Jersey farmers trail national gains as Rutgers University economists report farm prices in the state up 13 percent since the Korean War start, against 20 percent nationwide. Milk eggs and produce are the state’s leading commodities. Advertising help offered by the newspaper’s ad department with a phone call to 5600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Rutgers University Agricultural Economists
Wheat Mosaic Caused by Virus Says Plant Expert
Nebraska plant pathologist Dr. W B Allington explains wheat mosaic is virus driven with two types present. One insect leafhopper spreads it. the other transmits mechanically. Control rests on late planting and removing virus hosts. Root rots from soil fungi worsen drought and winter kill risks. Dr M G Bousalis studies these root diseases. Hessian fly control hinges on delaying planting after the fly free date and soil temperature guides timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
M. G. Bousalis
Western
Braska
Hearing expert due in Sidney this Thursday
Sonotone hearing specialist John W. Taul of Greeley will visit Sidney for free exams and counsel on hearing problems this Thursday November 8. He will offer an auditory test and the mov able ear microphone. The event at the Couch hotel runs 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. with no charge or obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonotone
John W. Taul
Greeley
Sidney
Couch
Hospitals Crowded Last Week In Taylor Telegraph
Hospital census shows admitted births and discharges from Thursday to Thursday across counties. Names include Arthur Lithler Sterling Ida Hurt Lorenzo Dennis Shilling Dean Burgess Charles Jacobsen Michael Hoover Lodgepole Ernest Meyer Dewey Larson and others with multiple births and discharges. notes a complete stock of oil and gas legal forms available at the Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor ‘Hospital
Arthur Lithler
Sterling
Colo
Ida Hurt
Lorenzo
Dennis Shilling
Dean Burgess
Charles Jacobsen
Michael Hoover
Chappell
Ernest Meyer
Lodgepole
Glenn McPherson
Peetz
Cole
Albert Gonzales
Sod
Dewey
Edwin Engel
Ed Swanson
Joe Vigil
Phyllis Madsen
Glen’ McPherson
Wayne Walker
Dalton
Marvin Hokom
Gary’ Dockweiler
Cheryle Dockweiler
John Meyer
Dean Schilling
Curtis Elsen
Anton
Charles ‘Jacobson
Bennie Herboldsheimer
Potter
Glenn Bartels
Dewey Larson
Millard Ayle
Max Childers
Susan Irwin
Telegraph
Sidney Hospital Admits A Busy Week
Thursday admissions include Stephen Hinrichs Gurley James Mohatt Jack Pruitt Moody Mo Friday sees Mrs Agnes Trobaugh and others Walter Sheets Kimball Melville Meier Peetz Kingsley Collins Baby Emma Javiis Mrs Everett Mohatt Danny Blanke and more Sunday list includes Mrs Mary Vogt Chappell Wayne Rohde Gurley Monday adds Mrs Robert Shepard Dix and a baby Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Pulley
Theodore ‘Egging
Paul Narges
Stephen Hinrichs
Gurley
Emil Konecky
Kingsley Collins
Cynthia Benzel
Carol Klingman
Larry Billesback
Ruth
Bahl
T. H. Green
John Seward
James Houser
Sidney Hospital
James Mohatt
Jack Pruitt
Moody
Agnes Trobaugh
Petvina Trainor
Walter Sheets
Kimball
Melville Meier
Peetz
Colo
Emma Javiis
Everett Mohatt
Danny Blanke
Chappell
Jenny Sanchez
Johnnie Lonsdale
Leonard Rieken
Mary Vogt
Wayne Rohde
Robert Shepard
Dix
Charles
Telegraph Advertises Carbon Paper and Paper Clips
An old advertisement offers complete stock including carbon paper for typewriter or pencil and paper clips, under the name The Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Ideal System for Business and Farm Recording
The Telegraph promotes the IDEAL system as the practical, complete, and inexpensive solution for businessmen and farmers. It claims ease for tax consultants and offers stock of file folders, columnar pads, ledger sheets, and mimeograph paper for immediate purchase.
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W. B. Allington
University of Nebraska
Kent
John F. Fastenow
American National Bank
S American. National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Charles Collins
William Chapman
Agnes’ Oakeson
James Bruner
Elizabeth
Norman Trobough
Sharon Stark
Gabriel Sanchez
THE
A. C. Nelson Auto Sales, Inc
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Scottsbluff, Nebraska
East 4Th St
North Platte
Rlinohs
JOE A. Gibson, Inc
Cheyenne County
Douglas
Lancaster
Scotts Bluff
Gaving
County
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