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Levi Edgar Levere Diary, 1907 & 1918
Levi Levere 1907 & 1918 (52).pdf
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| JUNE | MONDAY | 17 | ( 168-197 ) | 1907 |
| {1907} | It was very warm I helped Archie plough north of the railroad | |||
| {1918} | 1918 - 16 It was quite nice Ada Mable & the children went to Sunday School we all went up to church in the afternoon Mr Hannah preached to the Orange Men Katie & Howard & family & Miss
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| TUESDAY | 18 | (169 -196 ) | |
| {1907} | It was quite warm we worked on the new land I went up to prayer meeting Mr Warren was their Mrs Tommy Keys Drowned her self in a barrel of watter down seller | ||
| {1918} | 1918 It was quite nice I took the wool up to Spencervill Fred & Ray went out to Cardinal for a load of feed Ada went to prayermeeting |
| WEDNESDAY | 19 | ( 170-195 ) | |
| {1907} | It was warm we sowed some barley for Archie nd some for myself Mrs Keys was buried | ||
| {1918} | 1918 It was quite a nice day I went down to Brimston for some wire and I sowed the Millet and burned some chunck heeps back in the feild |
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