The Columbia Compact One Story Family Home Plan
The Columbia is a 28 by 40 foot single story home with 1000 square feet and 19 756 cubic feet. It features three bedrooms a spacious living room with a fireplace a modern kitchen dinette and built in wardrobes and coat closets. The design emphasizes cross ventilation and light with wide overhanging eaves and a low pitched hip roof. For information contact the Small House Planning Bureau St Cloud Minnesota. Skyscraper World's first steel skyscraper quilt in Chicago about 1872.
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Columbia
Small
St. Cloud
Minnesota
Painting Up and Fixing Up Before Winter
Painters advise cleaning, scraping and solving old paint cracks to allow fresh paint to bond. Methods include scraping, burning, and modern paste paint removers. effectiveness varies and cost differs. They recommend trial on the surface to choose the best approach.
Longhorns Outpace Utes In College Dance and City Mishaps
The piece narrates a campus game against Utah followed by social scenes at the Gold and Green Ball and a series of postgame fender-bender incidents around Vernal Avenue. It notes students like Leland McNeil Nick Swain Mary Alice Johnson Joan Hall and Janie Siddeway among dancers and observers. Precautionary tales from Wayne Halstead Francis Palmer and others wrap the chaotic night.
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Leland McNeil
Nick Swain
Utes
Mary Alice Johnson
Joan Hall
Max Haws
Dorothy Freestone
Janie Siddeway
E. L. Bennion
Marion Caldwell
Donnie Barr
Nnes
Nannette Markuson
Eddie Davis
Rita Curtis
Nick Velchoff
Lorna Soderquist
Clyde Wilkins
Daisy
Bitter Lewis
Nancy Colton
Bert Carroll
Blond
Vernan Henderson
Marilyn Parent
Norton Walker
Joe Murray
Donna Birch
Wayne Halstead
Francis Palmer
Vernal
Ave
Wayne
Nolan Mackey
Bruce
Preece
Francis
Don Millecam
Fenton DeMiller
Raymond A Caldwell
Sharon Eskelson
Bob Wardell
Vanda Toles
Jensen Way
Gracore
Construction Boom Follows War Weather and Demand
Walter L Couse of Detroit urged Intermountain contractors in Salt Lake City that 1949 will bring increased competition as construction costs stabilize at a new normal. The article notes a large residential backlog, housing shortages in Vernal and the West, and potential federal aid to veterans to spur home-building while a strong rental market grows.
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Walter L.” Couse
Detroit
Salt Lake City
Intermountain
Associated General Contractors of America
United States
Wilk
Community Notices From Local Ward Events
A dance occurred after MIA Tuesday with music by the ward orchestra. Bishop Ernest Johnson is ill with the flu. Mrs. Lyle Remington recently had surgery at Basin Hospital. Sacrament meeting speakers were Mrs. Bill Workman Mrs. Lee Ralphs Leonard Perry and Don Batty. The first ward officers meeting in the new chapel was held Monday. President Archie Johnson taught the teachers training lesson. The Golden Gleaners of the Utah Stake met at Mrs. Ernest Johnsons home with new officers elected and plans for Future Golden Gleaners activities. Refreshments were served.
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Ernest Johnson
Lyle Remington
the Basin Hospital
Bill Workman
Lee Ralphs
Leonard Perry
Don Batty
Archie Johnson
Golden Gleaners
Uintah Stake
Wheat for Breakfast Debuts as Caveman Cereal
The prehistoric caveman discovers wild wheat as a breakfast cereal and becomes a cereal eater and farmer. He stores the grain for winter famine as the trend of farm tracks shows farmers own.31 percent of all trucks in the U.S. and 15 percent of all cars.
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U.S
Fashion Review Stirs Salt Lake City Report
Tidbits note Nola Batty and Deon Free stone enjoyed a fashion trip to Salt Lake City for the Fashion Review. The piece also mentions local figures Reid Taylor Bob Bryson Mary Ann King and Stan Anderson in passing along with a health note about measles affecting several. Elbert Simmons is highlighted as UHS Fire Chief in Ute of the Week.
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Nola Batty
Deon Freestone
Salt Lake
Fashion Review
Reid
Taylor
Bob Bryson
Doris
Mary Ann King
Stan Anderson
Elbert Simmons
UHS
Demand for Better Homes Grows in U S Market
Money will likely flow into building and remodeling as buyers seek newer and more adequate homes. Americans feel they have a fight to obtain good, substantial houses amid stronger demand for improved housing.
Timber: Forests Endure Through Centuries of Use
The text notes three centuries of timber consumption since 1630, stating that twice as much timber has been removed as was growing when colonists landed, yet asserts that abundant forests remain for perpetual use and that they are managed sensibly.
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Ernest Caldwell
Tague Builders
Glines
Doris E. Johnson
Cereerpandsnl Wie
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Glass Shop
Winkler and
Armstrong
Mor
Sun Oil
Bryant Gas
G.L. Knight
Westinghouse Electric
Searle Electric & Appliance CO
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Murray
Cecil Murray
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Rex J. Striegel
ACME
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General Electric
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