Dairy Stable Design By William A Radford
A detailed exploratory feature on dairy barn construction and ventilation by William A Radford. It covers foundations walls piers floor levels and drainage, then focuses on four ventilation flues, fresh air ducts, and the role of heat in moving air to keep cows comfortable. Also notes dimensional plans for 30 cows and alternative 22 cow layouts with a temporary horse stable option.
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William A. Radford
William A. “Radford
Prairie Avenue
Chicago
King
University of Wisconsin
Britain 5 ready to banish booze at shipyards
Lloyd George faced a deputation from the Ship Building Employers Federation urging total wartime prohibition on alcohol. They cited reduced productivity, increased pub receipts near yards, and a battleship delayed by riveters drinking. The plea mirrors France and Russia actions and seeks drastic measures.
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Tin Workers Accept Reduction in Pittsburg
National President John Williams of the Amalgamated Association announced the official referendum count among 20,000 sheet and tin plate workers in five states shows wage reductions approved after two rejections in earlier votes.
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Thaw Hearing Postponed In Sanity Proceeding
New York Supreme Court Justice adjourned the habeas corpus hearing for Harry K. Thaw until April 6. Thaw, brought in by Warden Hanlon and an assistant, was returned to his cell in the Tombs after a minute.
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Dr Henderson Sociologist Dies In Chicago
Dr Charles Richmond Henderson head of sociology at the University of Chicago died in Charleston from paralysis. In Berlin the government announced a major flour price reduction starting April 1, as it takes over stocks and organizes a scientific distribution of foodstuffs through a company formed by the state.
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Charles Richmond Henderson
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Will county claims $42504.51 for cattle losses in disease
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Joseph Cranden
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New Lenox
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C. H. Warning
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