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Sidney Clarence Van Sickle Diary, 1909-1913

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Aug 19 Friday. doing chores. took milk to factory. 1{62 or 192} lbs. finished plowing field. got some groceries at store. & mail.
 
  
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Aug 20 Saturday. doing chores. took milk to factory. harrowing fall wheat ground. F.W.M. working at Lucers clover. Recv L. from H.E.P.
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Aug 21 Sunday. doing chores. Mother & I to church in morning. I out at night wrote letter to H.E.P.  
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April 30 Saturday doing chores. fixing wire fence sowing small piece of ground near orchard with oat & pease. for cattle F.W.M. away with horse & cart. Will & Cara here will went to Paris & Brantford to inspect some wiring,
  
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Aug 22 Monday. doing chores. started to draw in oats. 1 load. raining. cut some wood in shed. went to Rouss mill & got wagon with rack on. helping father put top on cispool {cesspool}. Posted letter to H.E.P.  
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Sunday doing chores. Turned 5 young cattle in woods showery. Will & Cara here. quartely meeting day. Wrote letter to H.E.P Hamilton. 107  mc 1 vab .
  
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Aug 23 Tuesday. doing chores. harrowing on fall wheat ground. also cultivating F.W.M. to Austin Mulhollands. threshing. very warm.  
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monday doing chores started to draw out manure 2 loads very wet & rainy. helped Father put in bridge at side walk. cut young pigs. Will & Cara went home. She bot 2 lbs butter & 1 1/2 dozen eggs & paid one 80% for some new $ 1.00 = 20% due mrs W.I. Bate.
  
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Aug 24 Wednesday. doing chores. cultivating fall wheat ground. turning out oats in field. drawed in 3 load hay. & 1 load oats.  
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Tuesday doing chores not feeling very well. & in house most of day ground to wet to work. Father unloading brick.
  
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Aug 25 Thursday. doing chores. drawing in oats & turning out shocks. Ed. Robinson helping us. all day. AEV. helping in afternoon.  
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Wednesday doing chores helping mother wash greasing harness. Taking down old picket fence. east of B. Yard F.W.M & Father away to Brantford.
  
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Aug 26 Friday. doing chores. cultivating on fall wheat ground. turning out oats. & drawing in same. Ed. Robinson here in afternoon.  
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Thursday doing chores drawing out manure 18 loads very nice day.
  
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Aug 27 Saturday. doing chores. drawing in oats & finished same. Ed. Robinson here all day.
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Friday doing chores drawing out manure 19 loads very nice day Father unloading brick. King Edward VII died.
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Saturday doing chores Plowing hoe crop ground & cultivated garden. very nice day. warmer.

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1910 Daily Record.


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April 30 Saturday doing chores. fixing wire fence sowing small piece of ground near orchard with oat & pease. for cattle F.W.M. away with horse & cart. Will & Cara here will went to Paris & Brantford to inspect some wiring,

Sunday doing chores. Turned 5 young cattle in woods showery. Will & Cara here. quartely meeting day. Wrote letter to H.E.P Hamilton. 107 mc 1 vab .

monday doing chores started to draw out manure 2 loads very wet & rainy. helped Father put in bridge at side walk. cut young pigs. Will & Cara went home. She bot 2 lbs butter & 1 1/2 dozen eggs & paid one 80% for some new $ 1.00 = 20% due mrs W.I. Bate.

Tuesday doing chores not feeling very well. & in house most of day ground to wet to work. Father unloading brick.

Wednesday doing chores helping mother wash greasing harness. Taking down old picket fence. east of B. Yard F.W.M & Father away to Brantford.

Thursday doing chores drawing out manure 18 loads very nice day.

Friday doing chores drawing out manure 19 loads very nice day Father unloading brick. King Edward VII died.

Saturday doing chores Plowing hoe crop ground & cultivated garden. very nice day. warmer.

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