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Andrew McFarland Learn Diary, 1873-1877
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26 Monday {in?} NW clear
plowed phileman ad
Alvin boiled sap in
Bush. Let george Learn
have 25 bushel of oats
{for?} 45 cts per bushel $11.25
to be paid first cheese
sale. Shot cow had calf
27 Tuesday {in?} E clear
cultivated {originally "cultivater" but changed "r" to "d"} for oats ad
sowed 1 bushel. phileman
and Alvin in the bush
Ann boiled Molases
Dawn {the "n" in "Dawn" is smudged} 4 1/2 galons
28 Wednesday {in?} S clear
Draged {"oats" is inserted later} Alvin To help
Norm sowed oats 16 be
Ed Weslake ad wife to teea
29 Thursday {in?} W high Rain
Rolled fallwheat Ann
put Dawn carpet in parler
30 fryday {in?} SW clear
plowed for corn. Randall
and jack to tea
{"May 1875" written in big letters}
1 Saturday {in?} E Rain had
comenced To send
Milk To factory to Belmont
from G cows Alvin went
home at night gave
{jiney?} Aple fond a calf
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