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Philip "Henry" Shook Diary, 1911-1913

Philip Henry Shook Diary, 1911-1913-33.pdf

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1913

May| 28 boried from Bee. Brown 15 lbs ^paid^ poark weighed ^paid^ in a little tin ^paid^ pale pale and poo- weighed 15 lbs. Paid

May

23| first night for cows to be turned out

20| James. free shingling drive hou

31| finished shingling drive house Paid james free $3.50 cts for the 20

30| P.H Shook drawing one load of cheese out to Lyndhurst crossing 30 cheese weighed 25-38 lbs.


30|grade hiffer came in

27| the big raine

June

7. 8 .9| frost at night

11| Bee. Brown drilling in

11| corn to day


12|W.g Shook drilling in corn on the flats

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