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Concrete in the country / [American Cement Company]. (1910)

American Cement Company · Association of American Portland Cement Manufacturers · leaf 38

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move the struts which have been used as temporary support for the building,he concrete should be mixedlirly wet, and churned with atick while being placed. The bottom of the foundationlay be made larger than the top,y simply sloping one side ofhe box form—giving the effectKown in the photograph.… … ■without first having to be cut to the shape and size desired. Consequently thereis no cheaper known material for this kind of work. Replacing an Entire Foundation with Concrete The work can l)e done by the farmer, with the help of his own farm labor, attimes when more important work is not…

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