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Building Better Homes and Rural Life Emphasis
Secretary of Agriculture Janline argues comfort and beauty in the farm home signal progress in rural civilization. He cites the Better Homes campaign, led by Atterlen with President Coolidge as honorary chairman, as a key effort to improve farm life and foster a well ordered home for happier rural living.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Janline
Advisory Council of Better Homes
Hn Atterlen
Coolridge
James Ford
Wastefulness Laid to Wrong Building Codes
A report by the Department of Commerce building code committee notes wasteful, nonuniform codes hinder urban beautification and modern efficiency. Five years into its study, the committee chaired by Secretary Herbert Hoover published six reports advocating reform and adoption of standardized municipal building codes.
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Ihe
Building Code Committee
Department of Commerce
Herbert Hoover
Secretary of Commerce
United States
Manus
Selecting a Contractor for Your New Home
A home owner should take care in choosing the contractor who will assemble materials and employ tradespeople to build the house. The contractor must follow specifications, so reviewing materials and equipment before awarding the contract is essential.
Indifference Endangers Indianapolis Growth Says Real Estate Leader
Waller White of the Indianapolis real estate board warns public indifference could slow city progress as growth draws 10 000 to 12 000 new residents annually. He likens the city to an underprivileged child needing proper care and structural improvements to counter inefficiencies.
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Waller
White
Indianapull
Bali
Indiarapolia
Witte
Necessity for Good Lumber in Building
The article argues for using known trademarked lumber from reliable firms to ensure quality in home construction. It notes that poor materials slow work and raise costs, and claims modern lumber is prepared more scientifically, so well-built homes will last as long as earlier ones.
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United States
Lunder
Beauty Along Highways Recreation Plants Vision
The piece envisions a future program to plant shade and fruit trees beside highways with flower beds and landscape additions. It argues a young nation will invest in beauty once its value is clear, promoting community welfare through arborist and aesthetic enhancements.
Property Preservation in Mortgage Safety and Banking
The text argues that property preservation through patfal protects lenders and secures mortgages. It likens it to essential insurance and urges banks to promote automatic savings for property upkeep, taxes, and premiums as a risk reduction and prudent financial habit.
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Patfal
Jenna
Perdon
Charming design ideas for a unique home
Readers are urged to consider charm as more than beauty or color. The term implies originality in design and treatment that sets a home apart from others. Emphasize distinctive details and thoughtful styling to create a warm, inviting atmosphere.
Celotechnic Institute Studies Home Builders Problems
The Celotechnic Institute of America headquartered in Chicago will study American home builders problems and provide the latest scientific construction data. Founder BG Dahlberg aims to solve 91 home building problems while offering economical, durable, healthy, and beautiful designs through a public service bureau for builders. Dahlberg, a young industry leader with a railroad and Northwest construction background, leads the initiative.
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Celotechle Institute of America
Chicago
BG@ Dahlberg
Dahlberg
B.G Dansberg
America
Sweden
James J List
Northwest
Mrmsber
Poe
Lawns And Drives Boost Home Value Says Realtors
A well kept lawn and neatly trimmed drive frame a house and enhance its curb appeal. Realtors say a tidy lawn and drive can add significant dollars to the property's value.
Notice to water users in Uintah County Utah 1927
State Engineer's Office in Salt Lake City announces Ouray Valley Irrigation Company of Vernal Utah filed for 222 second feet from Whiterocks River to irrigate 11,036 acres across numerous sections in Uintah County. Public protests due within 39 days. publication runs March 4 to April 1, 1927. Includes damages appraisal by Will Woodard and Fred Bartle.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Ouray Valley Irrigation Company
Vernal
Lawn of
Whiterocks River
Uintah County
Bec
Bex
Nwu
Engineer’ Offices Ag
CEQ M_ HACON
Watla Lal
Palt Lake City
Dry Gulch Titeation Company
Hoonevelt
Uintah River
Duschesne County
Haretofora
Seewa
Seea
Wallin
Bees
al Hee
Geo M Bacon
Watermaster sought for Ashley Central Irrigation 1927
Notice announces Ashley Central Irrigation Company seeks a watermaster for the 1927 irrigation season. Applicant must provide bond and sign an agreement to perform duties satisfactorily. Also on file is a separate water use change application by Dry Gulch Tdatetion Company in Uintah and Duchesne counties, with details and deadlines.
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Ashley Central Irrigation Company
Varnal
Utah
Herbert Tyzack
Claim Notice Filed at Vernal Land Office in 1927
The Register of the United States Land Office at Vernal Utah announces a claim filed on March 30 1927 with witnesses Stringham Vernon Vernal and Merrell Henry Vernal. Publication began February 25 1927 and continued through March 25 1927.
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United States Land Office
Vernal Utah
Glaimant
Phil+ lip
Iringham
Merrell Kenry
R Bennion
Stringham
Vernal
Leon F
Christfnsen
Notice for Patriculation of Homestead Claim at Vernal Utah
Department of the Interior announces Martha L Wardle widow of John Harmon Wardle deceased of Tridel Utah filed homestead entry No 09LSS for SW1 4 Sec 1 T North 2 East Uintah Special Meridian, intends to make 3 year proof to establish claim before the Register at Vernal April 22 1927. Witnesses: Thomas Tryon Hol Wardle Roosevelt Will Perry Loren Ross.Filed March 1 1927. Published March 1 1927 and April 5 1927.
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Department of the Inuerior
Vernal Utah
Ashley Hennlon
Salt Lake
Meridian
Department of the Interior
Vernal
Utah
Martha L Wardle
John Harmon Wardle
Tridel
Rage
Fast
Uintah
Register of the United States Land Office
Witnasses
Thomas Tryon
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