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Andrew McFarland Learn Diary, 1873-1877
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14 fryday {in?} SE Rain
husked corn finished
Alvin set strawbry
plants Randall home
15 Saturday {in?} NW clear
Sowed peas Norm sowed
Randall helped to drag Alvin set strawberys
set Duck Eggs 11
16 Sunday {in?} N clear
to {Newsarum?} to church
Hacock preached to
Diner to Lymans
17 Monday {in?} SW clear
plowed corn {gnawnd?}
fone noon Draged oats
for Norm after noon
Randall took trees an
wood to Lyons with
charley ad Dick
18 tuesday {in?} NW clear
plowed corn {gnownd?} and
cultivated for potatoes
Alvin planted potatoes
helped Norm to plow
after noon phileman
at fenece. Let john have
a bushel of potatoes
19 Wednesday {in?} SW clear
Drage corn grownd fore {onod? written on top}
to Belmont after got from
Odle {$5.c6?} w paid $7.75
Randall with us. Alvin
planted potatoes.
star {"star" is crossed out with pencil marking} cow to Bull
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