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Sidney Clarence Van Sickle Diary, 1909-1913
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Daily Record
Tuesday at the store as usual.
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday away to city a lot goods.
Saturday at the store {Alix Hamer?} wife come {with?} in evening.
Sunday at home nit very well cold.
monday at the store as usual
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday at home very nice day
monday at the store as usual
Tuesday away to city for goods with team for nice day.
Wednesday at the store
Thursday at the store
Friday at the store as usual
Saturday
Sunday at home cool {over?} wind
monday at the store as usual
Tuesday at the store not very well
Wednesday at home in a.m {ate?} went to store at noon and for the p.m.
Thursday at the store as usual
Friday away to city for goods
Saturday at the store as usual
Sunday and wet day rainy
monday at the store as usual
Tuesday
Wednesday busy at the {day?}
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