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Practical farm buildings: plans and suggestions (1906)

A. F. Hunter · F. W. Bird and Son · leaf 39

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dium grade of shingles. Yon can lay Paroid yourself and it requires an experienced man to lay shingles. Shingles catch fireeasily, while Paroid is practically fireproof against sparks, cinders and embers. Read what a large lumber dealer in Maine says about the comparative cost of shingles and… … Colony chicken houses on farm of G. M. Gowell, of the Maine Agricultural Experiment Station, Orono, Maine. The roofs are covered with PAROID, sides with NEPONSET. See plans and description on page 17. One-ply Paroid, which is usually heavy enough for the roof and sides of most farm and poultry…

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