The Beekman House Plan From Small House Planning Bureau
The Beekman plan features a compact 34 by 28 foot layout with 850 square feet interior and 16 740 cubic feet of space without a garage. It includes a pantry style kitchen with interior storage, a bedroom closet area, linen closet, and exterior options of frame concrete block siding or shingles with a low pitched asphalt roof. For more information contact the Small House Planning Bureau in St. Cloud Minnesota.
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Beekman
Small House Planning Bureau
St. Cloud
Minn
Duchesne Record Editor J Veen Rife Dies at 62
J Veen Rife 62 editor and manager of the Uintah Basin Record died in Duchesne after a heart ailment. Born May 12 1897 in Dragon Hollow Juab county he married Rhea Ethel Wallice Dee in 1920. Surviving widow son and siblings include a University of Utah student and a Marine stationed stepson in California. Funeral services were held last Wednesday.
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J Veen Rife
Vintaty Basin Record
Duchesne
Dragon Hollow
Juab County
John
Alice Howard Rife
Rhea Ethel Wallice Dee
Uintah Record
Idaho
Washington
Canada
C ER. Rife
Fureka
Leeton Bennet Neighborhood Social Notes
A long list of local visits and family gatherings in the Leeton Bennet area. George Jenkins and children from Vernal visit Mrs Jenkins aunt Nellie Whitlock. Braine Morrell and son dine with Winford Long’s family in Tridell. Horace Coltharp and Dick Coltharp enjoy a Farmington trip. Laurence Murphy from Etna Cal visits with Roy Murphy and family. Arlene Johnson returns to Price after two weeks with Aunt Zane Asay. Perry Bowen returns from ten day trip through Riverton and Spanish Fork visiting daughter, Sherwood Butterfield, and Bessie Patterson. Catherine Ann Hall birthday party with many young guests. Melvin Bolton visits Ogden daughters Glen Parker and Kelvin Williams. Delber Timothy visits Salt Lake relatives. Mrs. Gleave of Ephraim spent week with Haslems and Clair Haslem family. Delber Timothy of Salt Lake weekend visitors to Harmston home.
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George Jenkins
Vernal
Jenkins
Nelle Whitlock
Braine Morrell
Tridell
Morrell
Winford Long
Horace Coltharp
Dick Coltharp
Farmington
New Mexico
Laurence Murphy
Etna
Cal
Bennett Wards
Roy Murphy
Arlene Johnson
Price
Zane Asay
Perry Bowen
Riverton
Spanish Fork
Sherwood Butterfield
Bessie Patterson
Bowen
Byron Horrcks
Mision
Salt Lake
Catherine Ann Hall
Fred Hartle
Lapoint
Melvin Bolton
Glen Parker
Ogden
Kelvin Williams
Salt Lake City
Ab Price
Clair Haslem
Dean Miller
William Gleave
Ephriam
John Haslem
Gleave
Hassem
Delber Timothy
Floyd Harmston
Adequate Wiring System Is Needed To Help Operate Electrified Farm
Farmers face wiring problems and need a properly planned farm wiring system. The article stresses tailoring distribution to each farm, placing meters near the load, and using adequately sized wires and service entrances. It warns against undersized wiring and emphasizes compliance with the National Electrical Code for safe, expandable installations.
Mother's Courage Saves Life of 2 Year Old in Well
In Springfield New Hampshire a mother Kaarl Dumont 29 held her drowning two year old Garry above her head for an hour in a six foot water well after he fell through a 16 inch hole. She removed clothing and jumped in to reach him then her family used a bucket rope and finally a neighbor with a rope rescued them. Both were taken to hospital. a millstone was used to cover the well afterward.
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Springfield
N. H
Kiarl Dumont
Garry
Phy
Thunday
Mrs Dumont
Earl
Maryin Mason
Dumonts
Rainy Day Money and Safe Ways to Invest
The Kiplinger Magazine suggests four or five solid places to put a few hundred dollars: a savings bank, a commercial bank, a savings and loan association, government bonds, and postal savings. It notes four criteria for a savings institution safety liquidity yield and convenience and explains no single institution meets all goals.
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Kiplinger
Savings and Loan Association
Fragmentary Investment Advice On Liquid Cash Placement
The passage suggests diversifying idle cash across multiple places to keep savings instantly accessible and avoid lower interest rates. It mentions options like Ibi and implies distributing funds rather than keeping them in a single account.
Alterra Graduate Receives Recognition From Utah Conference
Enoch Stolla son of Mr and Mrs Eric Stolla of Baltaedt earned honors as a University of Utah student at the Aton Cosmopolitan club conference last Friday. He was reelected American co president of the organization at a regional International relations club meeting at Utah State Agricultural College. Rocky Mountain secretary was also elected. Twelve university students from Wall USAC Ioaha and Wyom ings attended.
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Enoch Stolla
Eric Stolla
Baltaedt
University of Utah
Aton
Fragmentary notes on education and literary facts
The passage cites graduation from a school in 1944, attendance at a conference in Logan, and mentions the International relations group. It also references living in cold oil and a Britannica entry, plus a claim about Charlotte Bronte writing 23 words at age 19, attributed to a miscellaneous encyclopedia.
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Alterr School
Logan
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