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Franklin McMillan Diary, 1927
Franklin McMillan 1927 Diary 2.pdf
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Season 1927
{April} 1st & 8th trees. should have been grafted. instead of the ones that were done
April 3rd. arrived home from San Diego at 8 oclock this morning. Alan sick with the measles all the way home. weather cold & cloudy.
April 4th. still cloudy. got Truck fixed up and got our trunks. still cloudy.
April 5th. Raining today. Alan still very sick. Went to Hamilton got motor License's Truck $36 Car $9 Speed Limit on Highways increased today from 25 miles before now 35 miles per hour.
April 6th. Have Victor Russell Rossell 25 Devonport st grafting plum trees transplanting peppers and finished tomatoes. weather turning colder.
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