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Newspaper
The Pocatello Tribune
Location
Pocatello, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1936
Page
7
The FHA technical bulletin No. 4 presents a minimal house plan named House A focused on privacy and adequate sleeping space. Bedrooms are prioritized for cross ventilation and closet room, with the bathroom accessible from the bedrooms. The living dining and kitchen may be combined to lower costs, with optional partitioning to split the space if desired.
The document calculates the total extra monthly cost of the WHA plan for a 240 month term with the balance due at the end of the 240 months.
Summer cottages gain attention as warm weather nears. New inexpensive material applied over inner walls beautifies rooms and adds protection by reducing sun glare and heat buildup. The coating also helps keep houses warmer on damp chilly days.
Material choice and ridge orientation determine feasible roof forms as the ridge may run from side to side or from front to rear, influencing design options and construction methods.
Mr and Mrs W S Cornell left Saturday for Moscow to attend the June 8 commencement where their daughter Lora Jane will receive a Bachelor of Arts degree. From Moscow the Cornells will go to Priest River Idaho.
A Tennessee family plans a remodeling project at home before visiting their son Dr. Titus Co well. They expect to motor through southwestern Canada on the trip before returning home.
The article stresses careful choice of shade trees to suit home size, architecture, and surroundings. It notes soil, sunlight, moisture needs, and winter freezing risks, advising consultation with a landscape architect or nursery expert and suggesting financed improvements through Federal Housing Administration loans.
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