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Philip "Henry" Shook Diary, 1891-1895
Philip Henry Shook 1891-1895 (15).pdf
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September the 23 1892
22 South west wind &
22 a little rain. rain pour
22 in the morning.
22 finished geting in
22 Wm Berg corn on
22 Haskin place
22 Lyndhurst fair 22 & 23
28 drew in the corn sacks
28 that old Mr Bery planted
29 comenced to plow for
29 rize on the haskin place
October the 1
1 got aples from Mrs
1 Lilly. Bob.Cook helping
1 Tom. Merill. dig potatoes
1 heavy north wind
1 all days & Sun Shine
1 pretty cool all day
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