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=== Sat 25 Feb. 1905 fine === I went to town in morning Pd. Dr Reeds ac. $11 00 pd Insurance. $13 00, waterloo $15 00 Dr Bas {runs?} oat {Dee?} 190 7. settled Hales ac bal coming to me. $2 36 31 pd. my ac. $7. 64. & reed pay for Rams. 10 00 10 00 {764 on right margin}

Monday 27 th fair & cold we worked at chores in forenoon & I went to clean Timothy seed in afternoon at o.a . c

Tuesday 28 th fair went to Toronto National Exhibition Annual meeting. Bissie took her first trip around to kiss every body good night Harold screened Timothy what spare time he had

Wensday M ch 1 st 1905 I trimmed sheep & did chores in morning. and showed J Henderson. around stock and gave him a {roteter?}, thea I got read & went to Fall Fair meeting in afternoon and got hair cut 20 c, pd mc {20 on right margin} Donald & Selbrook $10 for {10 00 on right margin} cutting wood

Thursday 2 nd fine & cold we did chores trimmed sheep and took sheep to station but had to bring them back as mc Crae is not shipping till tomorow. Harold sifting timothy. Two two shear ewes have aborted their lambs. one yesterday and one today,

Friday 3 rd fair we worked at chores finished sifting timothy and Mary Children and I went to School concirt in Lvening it was quite a success They made $63 00

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