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Andrew McFarland Learn Diary, 1873-1877
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20 thursday {in?} SW clear
took 6 cattle to the swamp
marke corn {gnound?}
Rolled the peas
Alvin to help
Brown cow had a calf
21 fryday {in?} SW Rain
planted corn Rolled
the Barley Alvin to
help {phrase written and scratched out in pencil "$11 cheese noey"?}
22 Saturday {in?} SW clear {"hot" written above line}
to Belmont let Odle have
potatoes 7. 3/4 bushed 83 cts
per bushel to johns after
tea Mother and Belsey
here Alvin choared
took 4 bushel wheat
to mill got from Odle
shingle nails 50 lb $250
23 Sunday {in?} SW clear
to New Sarum to
church hackock preache
to Lymans to DIner
james Learn an wife
Randall and Sarah Ann
Legg to tea here
pad to Newcoml $4.00
24 Monday in S clear hot
Draged for Milet Alvin
away. tured the sow
from The pigs
25 Tuesday {in?} NW clear hot
sowed Millet Alvin
helped drag. let Mrs cites
potatoes 2 bushel. h Brat
got them
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