William A. Radford · Radford Architectural Company · leaf 63
. After takingout the heavest grain for seed, the otheris probably put in sacks and left inthe sacking room until needed for feed.There is no ceiling overhead, the binsextend up to the roof. A grain house built on this plan isvery convenient, and, being rat-proof aswell as damp-proof, it makes a… … GRAIN HOUSE ON CONCRETE FOUNDATIONra0^t&^&S^^twnt^g S!\binS b1esides scale> mil1 and bagging livery barn of this kind and rent outhorses as occasion demands and makeenough to pay their keep. The profitin such cases often comes from buyingand selling. They can keep horsescheaper than the…
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