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Levi Edgar Levere Diary, 1907 & 1918
Levi Levere 1907 & 1918 (45).pdf
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| MAY | THURSDAY | 23 | ( 143-222 ) | 1907 |
| {1907} | It was quite nice I went up to Milton roses for some Oats and sowed some over at the new barn Archie cultivated the corn ground and the piece by the new barn | |||
| {1918} | 1918 It was quite a nice day Fred went after Laura Ray & I went Cardinal for some feed in the forenoon and ridged up the potatoe ground back of the barn |
| FRIDAY | 24 | ( 144-221 ) | |
| {1907} | It was a nice day Archie cultivated his potatoe ground I sowed some grain out by the new barn I drove out to henry bartley in the evening It froze ice through the night | ||
| {1918} | 1918 It was quite nice we sowed the sugar beet & Planted some potatoes |
| SATURDAY | 25 | ( 145-220 ) | |
| {1907} | It was a nice dy Archie and I picked stone and roots off the new land I went to Inkerman in the evening and got Robert a pair of boots
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| {1918} | 1918 Ada & I went to Mountain to see Archie little girl we stopped an Mr Biggs for tea It rained |
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