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Andrew McFarland Learn Diary, 1873-1877
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19Sunday WD {wind} NE clear cold at home philip went home
20 Monday WD {wind} S clear mild To Avon got 200 feet boards Rented the swam lot to Sandy cury for one year for $35.. to be paid in lumber
21 Tuesday WD {wind} S Rain thawed Done choars. Randall took a load of wood
22 Wednesday WD {wind} SW clear husked corn finished
23 Thursday WD {wind} N clear Done choars. Norm and wife here in the evening To tea.
24 fryday WD {wind} E Rain sleet DOne choars. Cury fetched the Bell colt home to me
25 Saturday WD {wind} N cloudy DOne choars. Geroge Legg and wife Randall and wife ed and philip Learn here To diner Randall at night
26 Sunday SE Rain heavy at home. Randall and wife went home
27 Monday WD {wind} SE clear Done choars. EDs wife here in the evening
28 Tuesday WD {wind} SE clear Done choars.
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