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Irwin Cecil Bedford Diary, 1897
Diaries of Irwin Cecil Bedford 1897_70.pdf
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FRIDAY 24 Cold N. W. Wind. I finished hauling fodder off the orchard. 8 degrees below zero.
SATURDAY 25 Fine day. Wm H. Kelley & Fannie & Mother here for dinner.
SUNDAY 26 Cold West Wind. We went to church in the morning and to Mr [Wheeler’s] in the afternoon.
MONDAY 27 Snowed some in forenoon. Mr Kelley and I went to Nomination at Dawn Mills in the afternoon.
TUESDAY 28 Very cold and frosty. 12 degrees below zero. Cleaned some wheat and [choppin the wagon] and hauled a load of fodder to H. Fletcher and one for myself.
WEDNESDAY 29 Stormy. Snow then rain. We hauled one load and a half of fodder. Took a grist of wheat to mill. We attended a lodge of I.O.F. at Dawn Mills last night.r
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