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Franklin McMillan Diary, 1915-1917
Frank McMillan Diary 1915-1917 12.pdf
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Aug 24 Rained Again today.
Aug 27th weather cool since Tuesday have picked about 2000 bskts {baskets} these 5 days this week.
Aug 29. Big thunder storm in the night heavy rain.
Aug 30 Shipped some Cabaret apples to Toronto sold at 40¢ bskt {basket}
Sept 4th fine all week no Rain very busy with plums & Tomatoes.
Sept 2 shipped 5 doz pumpkins to Toronto sold at 12¢ each cleared about 854 doz
Sept 9 Picking 200 bskts {baskets} Bartlett & Howell Pears. sold Bartletts at 45 Howells at 40¢.
Sept 13th one of the worst Thunder Storms for years in this section last night
Sept 17th weather has been very warm all week.
Sept 20th finished picking Tomatoes for this year.
Sept 20 & 21st Picked nearly 160 bskts {baskets} Peppers
Sept 23 started Picking Cranberry Pippin Apples.
Oct 1st finished picking Plums very large crop.
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