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Scientific American, Vol. 52, No. 16 (April 1885) (1885)

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-ing end. FOWL COOP. The fowl coop herewith illustrated, lately patentedby Mr. R. W. Goddard, of Wellston, Ohio, is so con-structed that it can be adjusted to form compartmentsof different sizes. It is made of slats, and is mountedupon legs. The transverse partition is provided at eachlower corner… … GODDARDS FOWL COOP. the partition, about equal to the length of the coop,which has a door at each end. At each side of the floorare tracks for the wheels to|run upon, and a feed troughis placed at each side of the floor outside of the coop.The partition divides the coop into two compartments,one…

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