The Cory small house plan for affordable concrete block build
A compact 1084 square foot rectangular home designed for light and cross ventilation. Three bedrooms with wardrobe closets and overhead storage, a simple exterior, and efficient framing to reduce cost. Written from St. Cloud Minnesota by the Small House Planning Bureau.
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Cory
St. Cloud
Minn
Lighting Tips For Homemakers From a Bright Living Era
Advice on reducing glare with dense shade lamps and diffusing bowls. Move lamps as needed for tasks like ironing to improve comfort and speed, including left or right positioning and borrowing lamps when necessary. Recommends 150-watt silvered bowls and fluorescent fixtures for basement laundry areas and ironing centers.
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General Electric
RLM
Livestock Losses Tied to Rough Handling Across Markets
Uintah county agent Clair R. Acord cites $95,000,000 in marketing losses from bruises, condemned meat, grub damage and other causes last year. He notes losses originate from farm handling and loading facilities, urging care from producers, truckers and packers to reduce costs.
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Utah
Clair RK. Acord
Uintah County
Acord
Beautiful Riteg Held For Brenton B. Jones
Funeral services for Brenton B. Jones 29 held at the Third Ward LDS chapel with Bishop Orion Jones presiding. Jones died August 28 at Glenwood Springs Colorado hospital from an acute heart attack. Burial at Vernal Memorial Park followed Swain funeral home arrangements. Survivors include widow Myrna Bingham Jones and daughter Sheree Jones, parents, two brothers, two sisters, and numerous relatives from Utah, Colorado, Oregon and beyond.
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Arietta Brinkeroff Jones
Myrna Bingham Jones
Sheree Jones
Clark and
Garr Jones
Clelia Martinsen
Helen Evans
Vergal
Samuel B. Jones
Violet J. Wood
Elia Bettridge
Carlos Jones
J. La-Noir Jones
Dempin Jones
Cedar City
Laverd Smith
Keng Jones
Oregon
Ben Bishop
Salt Lake City
Morgan Rolly
Merle Brinkerhoff
Leah
Betty Brinkerhoff
Utah
Marie Bingham
Earl M. Bingham
Ogden
Melba_B. Christensen
Rexburg
Ida
Harry C. Peterson
Faun Wilsden
Howard Robinson
Rhine, Colo
J. Robb Robinson
Frances Stapleton
Rio Blanco
Sugar Pine Timber Used in Sash Doors and Woodwork
Sugar pine lumber is largely allocated to sash doors blinds drain boards and finish woodwork. The species provides durable material for residential and commercial millwork applications.
Vernal Drug Co Promotes TE-OL Best Seller for Foot Treatment
Vernal Drug Co claims TE-OL, an alcohol based formula with 90 percent alcohol, penetrates deeply to reach and kill athletes foot germs in about one hour. The ad emphasizes rapid action and strong germ killing despite customer concerns.
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Vernal Drug Co
Vernal, Drug Co
Idaho Colorado Petroleum Elects Officers
Idaho Colorado Petroleum Inc resumes operation the No 1 well at Elk Springs Colorado with a new officer slate led by D B Huttabll as executive VP Kahn Rehn is president Paul French VP Abe Friesen secretary treasurer R H H Stevens executive secretary treasurer The firm plans at least two new wells on Elk Springs holdings and tests Weber sand deeper here than in Rangely and nearby fields.
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Idaho-Colorado Petroleum, Inc
Elk Springs
Colo
D. B. Huttabll
Hottebu
Kahn Rehn
Paul French
Abe Friesen
R. H H. Stevens
Petrie's White Hussars Open Uintah Lyceum Season
Petrie's White Hussars a symphonic brass ensemble appeared before Uintah high school students Sept 12 for the season's first lyceum. Miss Evangeline Callins sprano spoke for the group. Fred C. Graham said more fine programs are planned for Uintah. Principal Avard A. Rigby said lyceum standards are rising statewide.
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Avard A. Rigby
Railroads invest billions in freight cars and locomotives
Since World War II railroads have spent over two and a half billion dollars on new freight cars locomotives and other improvements to improve service.
Pioneer Basin Merchant Dies At Provo
John M. Coltharp pioneer basin merchant died at Provo on September 5 after a prolonged illness. Born March 4, 1881 in Waldron Arkansas he was raised in Colorado and Utah. He ran a mercantile business at Whiterocks before moving to Provo. He is survived by a daughter Margaret Madison Salt Lake City two brothers J E Coltharp Fruita and R L Coltharp Long Beach Cal and five sisters in California and Meeker.
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John L
Clara C. Coltharp
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Meeker
Vernal
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Whiterocks
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Margaret Madison
Salt Lake City
J. E. Coltharp
Fruita
R. L. Coltharp
Long Beach
Cal
Boulder Glacier Powers City Water Supply
Boulder, Colorado relies on its local glacier as the source of the city’s drinking water, with meltwater feeding reservoirs and distribution throughout the area.
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Boulder, Colo
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