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William Beatty Diary, 1889-1892

William Beatty 1889-1892 Diary 36.pdf

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1891

August

8 Ad fixed the Reaper to day
9 Revd Fairley preached here this Evening
10 Ad up to Wallaces with the Reaper fine day
11 Ad went back to Wallaces this morning finished it & came to Bruces and worked there
12 Ad is working there Harrie is at McKays heavy rain this afternoon there no rain at S Findleys
13 Ad is at Bruces al day
14 Ad finished this forenoon came heare at noon & began to Reap Wheat with in the southeast field East of the Buckwheat fine day it was the wheat it A good croap Freeman & Biran
15 rain in the night fine morning and all day Ad went to the North field this afternoon to cut the oats there Freman and Biran McNiel bound and stooked them after the Binder fine day
16 Revd Mr Fairley preached this morning
17 Ad and Bruce teams drew Wallaces Barley to our New Barn they brought 4 loads each
18 rain this morning dull day no work
19 Ad cut with the Reaper in the North field this forenoon and then they drew in 4 loads of the wheat Bruces team & Boys helped fine day
20 Ad & Wallace drew 2 load and the rakings and 1 load of the oats from the Northfield this forenoonthey went to Bruces & helped to draw in
21 rain this morning & most of day no work done
22 Ad went to the North field this afternoon finished the cuting there then came to the old house field
23 Revd Mr Fairley preached this evening Evening
24 rain this morning and most of the day & night Aunt Jennet & Ninnie came from Young on the Express
25 Ad Reaped oats in the center field this afternoon & finished them before night Wallace & Willie helped
26 Ad & Wallace began to hook the peas in the N field find day they hooked all day
27 thay hooked this forenoon & went to draw wheat in the North field they got that field in & some of the midle field fine day

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