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William Henry Arkell Diary, 1908-1915
William Arkell, 1908-1915 4.pdf
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Oct
{18 continued from previous page} and I went to sunday school
19 Geo + I finished picking appels
20 We started mangels to-day, Lizzie Annie + Helen visited at McKee's this afternoon. I took a load of chop to town this afternoon and brought {hl?} ram + roosters home. The apple packers came this afternoon
21{?} We have been drawing in mangels {canned?creamed?Camish?} McCullogh has been helping us Grey cow freshened
22 Have been drawing in mangels. I went to Mrs Copeland's sale this afternoon. Lizzie and Helen went to town with me and spent the afternoon at Mrs Forsyths
23 Finished mangels 50 loads and started to top white turnips. I took apples to town this afternoon
24 Raining some all day. Boys working in root house. Lizzie + I were at church this afternoon. Edwin Tolton called to see rams this morning
25 Lizzie + I were at church this morning it was communion. I went to Sunday School this afternoon
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