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Ellamanda Krauter Maurer Diary, 1925

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July 31 Friday. Threatening. Started to rain around 5 oclock and rained all night. Walter cut the wheat today and Aubrey & Vernon stooked it.

August. {Double underlined}

1 Saturday. Rain this morning. Cleared up by noon. Aubrey was plowing

2 Sunday. Beautiful day. We left home before 6 oclock this morning and went down to Charlie's and had breakfast there. Mr. & Mrs. Hilliard, Pearl, Vera, Ella, Walter, Vernon and I motored to Niagara Falls Beulah came over from Buffalo and came home with us.

3 Monday. Very warm. Walter cut the barley and Aubrey stooked it. Ella piched the berries. Sim. Weaver visited Walter tonight {Written smaller to fit on the line}

4 Tuesday. Very warm. The men finished plowing the wheat ground. Vernon & Ella did the washing.

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