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James "Rowand" Burgess Diary, 1913-1914
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with them. Mrs. Scott & Nettie were here to day. I am bad with cold
Thursday Aug. 28. Dull and wet Temp. 50 Papa finished fixing the cow's stall.
Friday Aug. 29. Dull and cooler with rain in afternoon. Temp. 56°. Jessie and Alice, and Uncle Andrew and Aunt Minnie were in.
Saturday Aug. 30. Dull in forenoon fine in Afternoon. Temp. 56°. Mamma is not very well. Arthur, Edgar and Olive came in. Edgar and I climbed the stand pipe. Noble came home.
Sunday Aug.31. Fine & warm.
Monday Sept 1 Dull in morning and fine and hot in afternoon. Temp. 50°. Noble went to Scott's. We went to Uncle Alfred's.
Tuesday Sept. 2 Fine and hot. Temp. 66°. School started. I got a third back seat. Oliver same in to-night.
Wednesday Sept. 3 Dull with light showers. Temp. 67°. Daddy Dimer {George Dymer} is dead.
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