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Philip "Henry" Shook Diary, 1891-1895
Philip Henry Shook 1891-1895 (14).pdf
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September the 1 1892
1 comenced to cut cow corn
2 comenced to cut field corn
on the old place
& {initial?} Norton had thrashing
machine Shook & Middleton
9 finished getting cow corn
9 on Haskin place
10 finished cuting field
10 on Haskin place
12 pulled & got in the Beans
12 on Haskin place
12 Norton cutting Buckwheat
12 on Haskin place
16 finished getting Buckwheat
16 on Haskin place
20 had thrashing machine on
20 Haskin place Shook & Midleton
21 corn & sunshine all day
21 & corn nearly all day. only
21 a little Breeze from the sou
21 south west 1/22 Lyndhurst {fair? farm?}
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