The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1889-01-18
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70 oeeas0n for having ft0f large slze.
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FEET mH supply q fa0allg for FIVE
rnoasas. 4 Ds.ldiag - hold ice should
be - Constructed a. 4 ieaee Il spare
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inches On escn side u the
ire - Be 6llea with saBdast.
grain chat. or s1eaw chopped
very fine 4 doaD.e wall L not neces-
saTs Experience has shown that il il
D@et q haFe the sagd1st or other laa-
terlal CONE directly against the eake
% ice II one pierre u iee i taken
oas the material empiogeo for preserv-
ing Is falls ard ccc8pies IL place 4
tight rooG, good drainage, and small
5oors In TIE gables fhat csn BE- opened
and shut - pleasure are necessary.
fnegeis eeon0ny III large ics-h0ases.
They are cheaper ~ build and to fiji.
There must BE- 1he same thickness u
sawdnst or other material ar0und 4
small cake u ICE a. around a large
one. II cosfz bat little more ~ cor
sfrBct building that viii contain ice
enough 20 supply ten families than one
that wilI supply ice 10 but n family.
Some creamery end cheese factory
companies hare arranged 10 supply
milk at 3 iog price - al their patrons.
4 block Of Ice two feet square viii Or
d~inarily supply q fa.lig for three or
four days. In some places a dozen Or
more farmers have united IN building
and filing an lce-house. II il located
at some central spot and the farmer
living nearest ~ II has the care u il.
The general plan II to have It opened
one hour Ia the morning On alternate
days. This giyes every farmer IN
opportunity to get ice and prevents
waste. Where this plan has ben pur-
sned il Il always found that consider
able icc can be sold 70 persons who are
not connected with the enterprise
Chteago Itmes.
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Good Floors For Stables.