July 1892
17. Sunday, 5.30 AM. Ther 62 80? 65
Clear E wind. Phebe and I start for ranch 8 M. Nobody at home. we stay round barn a while them went over on Long Point and ate our dinner looked for fungi finding very few. At no time since early spring have they been so scarce. It is very dry and corn is needing rain. The boys have gone over all of it plowing and cutting out weeds and sprouts, Think will thresh this week. Folks were at home when we got back to barn. Left for home about 530 went up Indian creek Gobed 930.
July 1903
[Side of Page] Ferd here to breakfast, says Labor union will not let him work unless he joins union.
17. Friday, 5.30 AM. Ther. 63. 84 [Loxa], 78. = 75
Mostly clear hazy. Phebe went with parties to "breakfast picnic" and was early. Abbott came to work at 7. He hitched up for me and I left at about 8 AM. Met C. Talbott and D Auduson up town, and got out to Gaine's about 10 AM. Jo trimming hedge I drove down to to Loxa for for barbed wire and employed Ed Wright to help Jo Hicaure at 1 PM. and they patch up fence around. They had worst rain at Loxa ever known Branches higher. It must have been much heavier than in town. Jo avens that he measured it five inches in can in yard. Riley creek was over the road at near Township line. Buy 100 b.wine @ 3.50 and 10 cts staples at Chad H. Jones'. Jo says he has had to sit up nights to watch water gap. Mrs. G. and girls picking blackberries P.M. I went over and thinned out E. half of seed plot It is looking better. I was also out where Jo and Ed were at work. Corn looking well except down some Oats all right but more of them down than other day. I got home at say 6 P.M. Jack dog came with me has been at Gaine's since Wednesday. Muggles are the order with the the authorities now. Much cloudy today with sprinkles rain at times: distant thunder AM SW and W. wind S.E. to S.W. 4 Heavy storm develops about 9.30 with much wind and thunder considerable rain. It tore up Kitchen screen door It continued lighter till perhaps midnight gobed 10 P.M.
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