July 1892
20. Wednesday, 530 AM ~ Ther. 76. 98, 69
Clear wind south. Proves to be the warmest day in several years. Uncle John was down to dinner. Heavy wind storm came up 3.30 P.M. with a little rain. 1/4 in. in all wind was from N.W. and very strong but did no damage here Freeberg drummer in town Gobed 1130 PM
July 1903
20. Monday. 5.30 AM. Ther. 58. 82. 65. = 68 1/3
Clear, Westerly wind 2. Take pair of pants to Winter to have altered Buy scythe and stove at Wilson & McC. Get start for Loxa about 9 PM Jo trimming hedge. He and self drove over E meadow before dinner C.Talbott begins cutting oats in afternoon. Jo Quit the hedge and helps him. Joe seems to be somewhat out of humor. I drove down to Loxa P.M. getting getting pay of John Linder for two loads of corn hauled last week C. Enloe went with me to examine Loxa meadow, and rode up to oat field with me. Mrs. G pulling up berries. mostly clear day with N.W. wind I got home 6 30 P.M. Gobed 9 P.M. --
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