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Levi Edgar Levere Diary, 1908 & 1919
Levi Levere 1908 & 1919 (89).pdf
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| October | Monday, 19 (293-73) 1908 |
| {1908} | It was quite windy I went around the fire all forenoon Robert and I went back to see the heffiers |
| {1919} | 1919 - 19 It was quite a nice day Ada & the children went to church & Sunday school Mr Tom Wallace & Wife was here for supper Fred came home from Mountain
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| Tuesday, 20 (294-72) | |
| {1908} | It was quite cool the wind was in the east Archie had his bee I ploughed in the forenoon I went up to prayer meeting the fire raged up The creek |
| {1919} | 1919 - 19 It was a dull forenoon I ploughed in the forenoon it rained all afternoon |
| Wednesday, 21 (295-71) | |
| {1908} | It was smokey in the morning I ploughed all day |
| {1919} | 1919 - 22 It was quite a nice day I ploughed in the forenoon & took Fred up to the Station to go back to Ottawa I got Molly shod & got some feed for the pigs |
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