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Theobald "Toby" Barrett Diary, 1926-1927

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in the chicken pen and have it nearly finished. I was delayed a little by having to help build a snowman for Harry B. but he carried lumber for me so evened things up. Ina was here all day and walked home with Mabel to-night. I spent the evening painting two of Hall's showcards. Cloudy & mild.
in the chicken pen and have it nearly finished. I was delayed a little by having to help build a snowman for Harry B. but he carried lumber for me so evened things up. Ina was here all day and walked home with Mabel to-night. I spent the evening painting two of Hall's show cards. Cloudy & mild.


Saturday December 11th
Saturday December 11th
I soent part of forenoon painting a show card for Hall and the rest of it laying a florr in the chicken pen. I have it to the point where the next board that goes on will have to be cut for teh studs. This after noon I drove down town first going up to Shands and collecting my thirty dollars school house wages. I took Hall his cards with which he seemed satisifed and gave me $1.50 for the three. I took it our in trade. Calle din home and got a bag of wheat. Snowed, colder.
Sunday December 12th

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in the chicken pen and have it nearly finished. I was delayed a little by having to help build a snowman for Harry B. but he carried lumber for me so evened things up. Ina was here all day and walked home with Mabel to-night. I spent the evening painting two of Hall's show cards. Cloudy & mild.

Saturday December 11th I soent part of forenoon painting a show card for Hall and the rest of it laying a florr in the chicken pen. I have it to the point where the next board that goes on will have to be cut for teh studs. This after noon I drove down town first going up to Shands and collecting my thirty dollars school house wages. I took Hall his cards with which he seemed satisifed and gave me $1.50 for the three. I took it our in trade. Calle din home and got a bag of wheat. Snowed, colder.

Sunday December 12th

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