Economic farmhouses and their architectural problems (1914)
Etherton, William Alonzo · leaf 123
^rint No« 28 modern roof, but otherwise stands as originally built. 47 thousands of those frame buildings in the East (see Tint I.O.Z9) attest thedurability of wood construction, and the fact also, that they have lasted throughand beyond the period of thoir greatest usefulness. … -rTint Ko. 29 We may take it as the opinion of competent persons, writes an English au-thority on this subject, (A.Dudley Clarice, F.S.I., in Farm Buildings, xheir Costand Arrangement) that even where there is no lack of funds, and no unwilling-ness to use them for the improvement of homesteads, it…
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