1912
19. Tuesday. 6 A.M. ther. 40. 62. 44. = 48 2/3
Clear, S.W. 2. Tue got a letter from Buddy, also card from Muggs at St. Louis. She had not met Miss Wales. I drove over to Harryman warehouse but he didn't have time to talk. Tue got letter from Mrs. West telling that Armstrong had not patched plastering in Loxa house. Tue decides to go out there with me tomorrow and prepare to take early start weather permitting. Clear day moderate S.W. wind. Fannie Cottingham called after I had retired. Gobed 8 P.M.
1887
19. Saturday, 6 A.M. ther. 42. 28. 18.
Dark and smokey strong S.W. wind most of night. Change cooler wind W about 7 A.M. with some snow flying. Growing colder all day. furious wind blowing some boards off store roof. Uncle John was down to dinner. Apple trade not very good not many in town for Saturday. Comer was intoward night but did not settle. Said he would be in tomorrow. Freezing cold all P.M. Wind N.W. Settle with Riley Easton for posts to date. Tue has toothache at night. Gobed 10 P.M. Mostly cloudy day. Alarm of fire about 1.30 P.M.
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