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Levi Edgar Levere Diary, 1907 & 1918
Levi Levere 1907 & 1918 (42).pdf
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| MAY | MONDAY | 13 | ( 133- 232) | 1907 |
| {1907} | It was a great drying day I cultivated out in the 12 acre field nd went down to quartley board it was 12 oclock when I got home | |||
| {1918} | 1918 - 12 It was a rainy day Ray, Jennet & I went to Sunday School & Ray & I went to church in the evening
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| TUESDAY | 14 | ( 134- 231) | |
| {1907} | It was quite a nice day it rained little bit in the morning Archie and i went down to Byron Timmins Archie bought Doll from me Abbie and I went up to prayermeeting | ||
| {1918} | 1918 It was quite windy Fred came home from Mountain we just chored around I walked back to the back headline Ada & Ray went to Prayermeeting in the evening |
| WEDNESDAY | 15 | ( 135-230 ) | |
| {1907} | It was quite warm we sowed the big field on the timmins place it rained a little at dark | ||
| {1918} | 1918 It was quite a nice day Fred sowed some Oats in the back field and I cultivated in the new land |
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