Tuesday, June 13, 1922

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Nov 02, 2013 Ben W. Brumfield Nov 02, 2013 Ben W. Brumfield Nov 02, 2013 Ben W. Brumfield Nov 02, 2013 Sara Carlstead Brumfield Nov 02, 2013 Sara Carlstead Brumfield Nov 02, 2013 Sara Carlstead Brumfield Sep 25, 2013 akmtruby@yahoo.com Jul 15, 2011 Ben W. Brumfield	Tuesday, June 13, 1922 A good day. Ben went to Gretna this morning for repairs for the reaper to go to cutting wheat. They cut all evening. Got in walk. Irvin helped to shock. Mrs. [Freid] picked some berries. This morning Edna helped her. [Mrs. Freid] caned nine quarts. Hattie's children picked three gallons. This evening I intend to make jellie of them. Mrs Wooding sent Josie some light bread today. Mabel is sick today. Josie is suffering bad tonight. I am so sleepy that I can't stay awake. Mrs. Booker gave us a mess of [books] today. They willed the [easel lastnig]	Tuesday, June 13, 1922 A good day. Ben went to Gretna this morning for repairs for the reaper to go to cutting wheat. They cut all evening. Got in walk. Irvin helped to shock. Mrs. [Freid] picked some berries. This morning Edna helped her. [Mrs. Freid] caned nine quarts. Hattie's children picked three gallons. This evening I intend to make jellie of them. Mrs Wooding sent Josie some light bread today. Mabel is sick today. Josie is suffering bad tonight. I am so sleepy that I can't stay awake. Mrs. Booker gave us a mess of [books] today. They willed the [easel lastnig]

Tuesday, June 13, 1922

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Tuesday, June 13, 1922

Tuesday, June 13, 1922