100 Years Ago
Thursday, June 27, 1912, 5.30 AM. Ther. 62. 90. 72. = 74 2/3
Part cloudy, N.E. 1. Rhoda washes A.M. This the warmest day to date the season. Part cloudy, cloudy and threatening about 4 P.M. with what appeared to be a thunder storm with rain a few miles W. and N.W. but did not rain any here. Clears off before night. I kept pretty still all day. Tue and Phebe up to hear band at night leaving me alone. Gobed 9.30
125 Years Ago
Monday, June 27, 1887 6.30 A.M. Ther. 67. 88. 66.
Clear. Jo Liston takes old buggy to repair. Pay Winters express charges on two boxes of beer reed week or two ago. Seph MClasky and I went down to mill after my buggy getting home about 3 P.M. Got a lot of butternuts on road home. Mrs. Lainel washes. Tue not very well AM baby not well P.M. Wrote letters to Mary Sayre last night. Kate Davis over while at night also Kate Myers and Mrs. Feagan. Clear day, strong east wind. Awful dusty and dry. Go bed, 10 P.M. pay Seph for trip 1.00
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