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Levi Edgar Levere Diary, 1908 & 1919
Levi Levere 1908 & 1919 (55).pdf
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| June | Monday, 22 (174-192) 1908 |
| {1908} | It was a nice day I took a load of stone to Inkerman an Ada went over to Herb Vanallen I went up to Jim McQualt we killed pig for Archie |
| {1919} | 1919 - 23 It was nice I ploughed in the forenoon and cultivated at the corn & potatoes |
| Tuesday, 23 (175-191) | |
| {1908} | It was a nice day I took a load of stone to Inkerman and went to Mountain station in the after noon to court Ada went up to prayermeeting |
| {1919} | 1919 - 24 It was quite warm I ploughed in the forenoon & hoed potatoes & corn & cultivated |
| Wednesday, 24 (176-190) | |
| {1908} | It rained a nice showr we worked on the road Ada went down to Winchester and brought Katie up and got a hd of flour |
| {1919} | 1919 25 It was quite nice we hoed at the potatoes in the forenoon & I went to Spencervill in the afternoon & got the horses shod & some feed for the cows
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