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Levi Edgar Levere Diary, 1907 & 1918
Levi Levere 1907 & 1918 (88).pdf
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| − | <td></td> | + | <td>It was frozen quite hard I ploughed for Curriston I went to church in the evening</td> |
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| − | <td>1918</td> | + | <td>1918 - 20 It was quite cool & it rained some their was no church or sunday school Mr & Mrs Hannah was down for tea |
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| + | 1918 It was quite a nice day I went over & helped Mr Coons kill a Pig Fred ploughed a little above the Pig yard and dug the Potatoes west of the Pig yard</td> | ||
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| − | <td></td> | + | <td>It was some warmer I ploughed in the new land and went to meeting in the evening</td> |
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<td>{1918}</td> | <td>{1918}</td> | ||
| − | <td>1918</td> | + | <td>1918 It was quite a fine day we finished digging Fred Potatoes and went back and let off some water off the buckwheat feild</td> |
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| − | <td></td> | + | <td>It was quite a cool wind Ada and I went to Inkerman in the morning I ploughed in the afternoon and went to church in the evening Ida May went up to Mothers Jud bought Fred Baker out</td> |
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<td>{1918}</td> | <td>{1918}</td> | ||
| − | <td>1918</td> | + | <td>1918 It was a beautiful day I finished threshing Fred beans fred went to Spencervill in the morning & got fan shod & some Pig feed he drew manure in the afternoon Laura went to Iroquois with Mr Murphy John Seymour was married on the 23 1918.</td> |
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| OCTOBER | MONDAY | 21 | ( 294-71 ) | 1907 |
| {1907} | It was frozen quite hard I ploughed for Curriston I went to church in the evening | |||
| {1918} | 1918 - 20 It was quite cool & it rained some their was no church or sunday school Mr & Mrs Hannah was down for tea
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| TUESDAY | 22 | ( 295-70 ) | |
| {1907} | It was some warmer I ploughed in the new land and went to meeting in the evening | ||
| {1918} | 1918 It was quite a fine day we finished digging Fred Potatoes and went back and let off some water off the buckwheat feild |
| WEDNESDAY | 23 | ( 276-69 ) | |
| {1907} | It was quite a cool wind Ada and I went to Inkerman in the morning I ploughed in the afternoon and went to church in the evening Ida May went up to Mothers Jud bought Fred Baker out | ||
| {1918} | 1918 It was a beautiful day I finished threshing Fred beans fred went to Spencervill in the morning & got fan shod & some Pig feed he drew manure in the afternoon Laura went to Iroquois with Mr Murphy John Seymour was married on the 23 1918. |
