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Levi Edgar Levere Diary, 1912 & 1917
Levi Levere 1912 & 1917-17.pdf
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February Saturday, 3 (34-332) 1912 | |||
It was some colder but quite nice Fred & I drew over some hay & out some manure we drove the colts out to Juds | |||
1917 It was cold Stormy we Just done the chores Fred went to Iroquois to see about sending for his clothes | |||
Sunday, 4 (35-331) | |||
It was a cold day I went to Inkerman to quartley meeting Abbie Carrie & Fred was back for dinner | |||
1917 It was quite a nice day Ada Fred Laura and Jennet went to Sunday School in the morning Fred & Laura went up to church in the evening Mr & Mrs Corley was over in the evening | |||
Monday, 5 (36-330) | |||
It was a nice winter day Archie & I went to Mountain Station with his pigs & my calf I went to Inkerman in the afternoon to quartley Board <s>It</s> | |||
1917 It was quite a nice but cool Fred went to work up to Cardinal Mr Corley & I drove up in the afternoon Mr & Mrs Clealand was here for tea | |||
Revision as of Nov 5, 2026, 11:36:53 PM
February Saturday, 3 (34-332) 1912
It was some colder but quite nice Fred & I drew over some hay & out some manure we drove the colts out to Juds
1917 It was cold Stormy we Just done the chores Fred went to Iroquois to see about sending for his clothes
Sunday, 4 (35-331)
It was a cold day I went to Inkerman to quartley meeting Abbie Carrie & Fred was back for dinner
1917 It was quite a nice day Ada Fred Laura and Jennet went to Sunday School in the morning Fred & Laura went up to church in the evening Mr & Mrs Corley was over in the evening
Monday, 5 (36-330)
It was a nice winter day Archie & I went to Mountain Station with his pigs & my calf I went to Inkerman in the afternoon to quartley Board It
1917 It was quite a nice but cool Fred went to work up to Cardinal Mr Corley & I drove up in the afternoon Mr & Mrs Clealand was here for tea
