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Economic farmhouses and their architectural problems (1914)

Etherton, William Alonzo · leaf 53

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i 12 fhe possible saving in the first cost of buildings is ir. itself an item ofsuch magnitude as to claim the attention of economists, fo the uninformed, itmay seem irrational to say that a ^3,000 house could be so planned and construct-ed as better to serve the farmer than the v4,000 house which… … .frint No. 9 but one acquainted with the actual facts would consider such a statement as whol-ly conservative. The author of the Farmstead stated that after having made a long and most careful study of them, I estimated that fromthirty to forty per cent of the cost of far;:: buildings is useless…

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