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Sidney Clarence Van Sickle Diary, 1909-1913
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Daily Record
Saturday. doing chores. cultivating in garden & hoeing. windy today.
Sunday. doing chores home all day called on Geo Archer in evening.
monday. doing chores & started to work for Geo Archer at store.
Tuesday. at Geo Archers store. & had dinner & tea there.
Wednesday. done chores at home & at Geo archers store working.
Thursday. at the store
Friday. at the store & to Hamilton for goods for Geo.H.Archer.
Saturday. at the store.
Sunday. cloudy rainy at home
monday at archers store.
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday went to city for Geo Archer & brought home load of goods
saturday at the store working around in general read letter H.E.P
Sunday home all day.
monday at archers store
Tuesday & to R at night
Wednesday
Thursday at archers store
Friday away to Hamilton for goods
saturday at the store busy all day.
Sunday drove to Harrisburg & had dinner at {braidth?} waits Fred & I drove to St-George & called at Dr.Robinsons had tea at Jeans.
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