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Philip "Henry" Shook Diary, 1911-1913
Philip Henry Shook Diary, 1911-1913-12.pdf
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in acount with Bee Brown
Bee. Brown Detor to P.H shook $4 $4
1911 PSastuerning datte and coalt 10.00
{Coalt? Erased out} 77 2 Dozen cabbage 1.20 88
1912 30 72
77 5-
231 77
Jan 22 by 30 lbs fresh {jsark? joark?} at 10. perll 3.00
P.H Shook Detor to Bee Brown
for 50 lbs flour 62 1.50
Turkeys 16 6.00
16 4
Feb 13 1/2 day sawing logs 64 .50
14 1/2 day Skiding logs 77 50
Mar 65 62 36 30 77
8 38 lbs peas 72 69
{illegible number} 281 50
April 77 87 50
5 Bee. Brown detor lines for home 1.00 $9.00
19 3 1/2 gallens {Syrife?} 16 3.50
May 4 64
15 received by dash 77 9.70
15 settement in full 23 30 10 28 40 1912 $ 4
May. P.H. shook detor {written above} to Bee. Brown
for one fig settement in full 4.00
29 ten figsat $2.00 each $20.00
June June 19 settement in full
17 . Bee brown Detor to P.H Shook
5 lbs over green swet corn
at 7 cts per lbs June 15 # Settement 35
17 Brown Detor to P.H. Shook in full
15 lbs yellow corn/ Settement in full 50
{Sideways text starting from right}
May 15th
Settement in full
1912 June 15th Setled in full
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