Economic farmhouses and their architectural problems (1914)
Etherton, William Alonzo · leaf 65
ld be planned and built for theaverage tenant fanily. it is, therefore, quite possible to make plans and speci-fications, bills of material, and detailed costs of such buildings that may beused without change over large sections of the country. When we consider that but little more than one-half… … mnt no. 1 & r?hen we consider, too, that the average, annual, net income of farmers, af-ter deducting five per cent interest on their investment, is less than *400, wemay better understand the importance of the inexpensive farmhouse for the owner.
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