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Theobald "Toby" Barrett Diary, 1917
Theobald Toby Barrett 1917 Diary 7.pdf
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Friday, January 12th troals and Shaped to get the last of the old trees down home aut to day but did not marign it. It was to lite when we got all the choses done we thought she would have an easy driver and go immediately after hat art Quaning Came after me to look at his heifer there when we got down town the could not get a ladder While we were there John to Itpride game to Que me and we came home with him. Just as wan had finished ten Guy Suple came for one This than been the coldest day so for this Woman 2 . below , not as cold tonight . the had a fine letter from lohe to day and the card we should have neived on Sunday Frank feels miserable lought lower back. Saturday, January 125 Frank is about all in. He did go over to Beus und And the chickens hat ho feels pretty locyto. Iam day chove most of the day. Hubert come rer this afternoon with old Pig. the put him tooley Hubert played to tea and he and the baby had
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