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Franklin McMillan Diary, 1922

Franklin McMillan Diary 1922 14.pdf

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June 18 Cold & cloudy looks like rain. Sunday

June 19th. Drove to Toronto with 80 crates Berries sold 40 at 10¢ here. Shipped balance north at 12¢ and to Toronto had a big day 254 crates in all.

June 20th. Fine & Cool picked 234 crates SB. Today getting very cheap. sold 83 crates north at 10¢ some here at $240 {he means $2.40} shipped balance to Toronto. sold at 9 & 10¢ {Side note} Red Truck delivered today it looks fine

June 21st Picked 125 crates shipped north at 10 cents box

June 22nd Picked 124 crates shipped north at 10¢ Crop a failure nearly done. could have sold 500 crates today

June 23 only picked 77 crates today sold at 12¢ north. have picked 1028 all told up till tonight (Friday).

June 24 No picking today. was weeding carrots also planted out Cabbages very warm had to put old berry boxs over them. also sowed turnip seed over again, last never came up. ground got all hard & crusty after the big storms. sowed about half way pars turnip hole in drill I drove to Wabasso Park. with {Marocle?} crowd arrived from St Thomas, The Reo truck goes fine.

June 25 Sunday. clear & very cold.

June 26 Clear & cold picked 124 crates berries sold mostly at 15 cents. also 14 Richmond cherries at $1.00 and 7 crates Cabbages for the first at $200 {he means $2.00}.

June 27th Showery only picked 69 crates, planted out Cauliflowers

June 28th. Picked 107 crates not very many orders

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