The Colby House Plan With Brick Veneer and Low Roof
The Colby features a brick veneered exterior and a low roof line for sturdiness. It offers three bedrooms with ample closet space, a comfortable living room, a dining area adjacent kitchen, and multiple storage closets. The main body spans 28 to 36 feet, with a planned basement and a total area of 1 170 square feet and 23 391 cubic feet of volume. For more information, write the Small House Planning Bureau, St. Cloud, Minnesota.
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COLBY
Small House Planning Bureau
St. Cloud
Minn
Country Club Enlarge Project Awarded to Donald Douglas
Donald Douglas won the bid to enlarge Sidney Country Club house. He will start within two weeks and finish in about six weeks, subject to delays. The project adds locker rooms a larger grill room showers and steel lockers by excavating under the front porch and using the east foundation. Stockholders approved the work at a special meeting after wartime delays and high costs.
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Donald Douglas
Sidney Country Club
Douglas
New Year Eggs Symbolize New Life in Persia
In ancient Persia, people gave eggs to friends on New Year’s Day. The hatch ing of the eggs symbolized the start of a new life.
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Persia
Ads Planned To Publicize Lincoln Highway Use
The Lincoln Highway Association board in Lexington drafted plans for an advertising campaign to promote Highway 30 through Nebraska. Directors discussed using the AAA, broadcasting, newspapers, and hiring an agent to counteract negative post Blizzard publicity. Russ Langford presided. Max Brown attended as guest. next meeting set for October 4 in Lexington.
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Nebraska
Lincoln Highway Association Board of Directors
Lexington
H. Glenn Spearow
Cheyenne
American Automobile Association
Spearow
Lincoln Highway
Cornland
Max Brown
Lexington Chamber of Commerce
Russ Langford
North
Drivers urged to obtain duplicate licenses in issuing county
Drivers must secure a duplicate license in the county of issue. The fee is 50 cents plus a 23 cent acknowledgment fee for the sworn statement of loss. Duplicates cannot be issued if the original license has been expired over 60 days. If not seeking a duplicate, the driver may appear before a patrolman examiner at the Sidney courthouse on the second and fourth Thursdays of each month from 1 to 5, with September dates the 8th and 22nd.
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Sidney
The Missionary Minute Boosts Sidney Church Faith
Rev Jewett Sundays keep missions alive and growing in Sidney as parishioners learn how World Service funds are used. Local finances stay sound with a healthy current expense balance, and missionary propaganda finds unmatched effectiveness in The Missionary Minute published by The Pastor in Nashville under Newman S. Cryer Jr.
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Sidney Church
Nashville, Tenn
Methodist Publishing House
Newman S. Cryer, Jr
Markwell Stapling Machines and Staples Fit
The Telegraph reports on Markwell stapling machines and compatible staples, detailing how the staples are fitted to the machines and the suitability for various model lines. The piece covers product compatibility and service notes for users seeking reliable stapling performance.
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Markwell
Telegraph
Four Cotton Planting Methods Listed
The article outlines four common cotton planting methods: solid drilled in rows, hill-dropped in rows, check-planted in hills, and solid-drilled with check-plowed.
Building Permits August 22 Harrison and Associates
August 22 notices list R F Harlan applying to build a frame duplex on Lot 3 Block 11 Clarkson's 2nd Addition fronting north off Rose Street between 10th and 11th Avenues with estimated cost 8000. J Hood seeks a one story frame garage at 1116 Forrest costing 150. Ralph E Gordon requests to enclose a porch and build a washroom at 745 Ilings with estimated 1200. August 24 John Helzer aims to enclose front porch at 931 Maple for 200. August 29 Otho Campbell applies to build a porch and outside entry to basement at 843 Linden for 250.
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R. F. Harlan
Clarkson
Rose Street
10Th
11Th Avenues
J. Hood
Forrest
Ralph E. Gordon
Ilingis
John Helzer
Maple
Otho Campbell
Linden
Hospitals Roces HOSPITAL Admitted and Dismissed Log
A long hospital notice lists admitted patients on varied days including Mrs Guy Cruise St Edward Neb and John P Jones Fort Morgan with many other names from Potter Lodgepole Kimball and Proctor. Dismissals include Delbert Seeman Potter and Mrs Raymond Dalton plus families from SOD and Kimball. Births note a son to Marvin Thompson and Charles Hick ox in late August.
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Louis Grage
William Franss
Lodgepole
Betty Herbert
Hurst Pittam
Fred Lukassen
Kimball
Arnold Fehringer
Peetz
Owen Roach
Frank del Bianco
John P. Jones
Fort Morgan
Herbert Johnson
Potter
Admitted List Fragments From Local Hospital
Friday admission Mrs Jack Settlemire of Bushnell and Saturday Bert Tucker of Potter appear in a fragmentary hospital admission list. Monday entry includes Mrs Melcher Gomez of Gurley and Mrs Earl Gerber of Chappell with Tuesday line noting Ken as a patient.
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Seth Crow
Proctor
Colo
Lois Roos
Delbert Seeman
Potter
Raymond Dalton
Sod
Donald Kappen
John Cu Ick
Pine Bluffs
Dale Halstead
Kimball
Harold Jade
Robert Wiggs
Nathan Eastman
Earl Gerber
Melcher
Gomez
Jack Settlemire
Howard Christensen
Chappell
Bert Tucker
Kenneth Crow
Ross Brownfield
Los Angeles
Bushnell
Melchor Gomez
Gurley
Melcher Gomez
Ken
Uncoated Wood Moisture Exchange Principle
An uncoated piece of wood will exchange moisture with its surrounding atmosphere until the moisture content matches the ambient levels, balancing with the air. This natural process governs wood behavior in varying humidity.
Farm land ownership in the United States by individuals
The record shows individuals own about 87 percent of all farm land in the United States, while corporations partnerships and public agencies hold the remaining 13 percent. Total acreage owned by individuals is about 994 million acres.
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United States
Rolling Cookies with Sugar Replace Flour for Softer Ends
A cooking tip notes that when confectioners sugar substitutes flour for rolling cookies, the final baked cookies stay tender and not tough. The guidance implies sugar-based rolling reduces gluten development, yielding softer textures.
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Lincoln
U. S. No. 30 Group
Pacregnid
Sigtk
Rev. Jewett
Kerr
Century
Porter Oil Company
Century Engineering Corporation
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Uae
Max Safeway
Safeway
Premi
Kobey
Can
Beverly
Ane WS
SRE
Reo eGo
Ham
Weiners
Swift’s Premium
Braunschwieger
Lipton's
Frida
Phillip Morris
Raleigh
Old Gold
Reg Bar
Sidney, Nebraska
Colorado
Elberta
U.S
I Prunes
Cantaloupe Slope
Lux
co /Duz
P&g
Calif
Rosa
the Telegraph
Hamm’s
Theo. Hamm Brewing Company
St. Paul, Minn
Western Ice & Storage,co
Hickory St
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