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Monday, December 4, 1922

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mkstewart at Dec 21, 2013 10:26 PM
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Ben W. Brumfield

Monday, December 4, 1922

A raining tonight. The boys
finished stripping Bens cureing
of tobacco and put some of
Jims in the pit. The children
went to school. Nellie & I got
dinner. Hattie Gilbert washed
and all of the clothes is on the
garden fence. Josie has suffered
a lot today. Nellie heard
from Evylin today. I planted
a few little bulbs today.
Ben and Norman Booker
wanted to start to Gretna
in the morning but they
could not load their
tobacco so they cant go.
Our cows got in Booker
field this morning. Jim got them
out.

Monday, December 4, 1922

Original item located in the William Gilson Farlow papers, 1850-1971, 1873-1919 (bulk). far00030. Archives of the Farlow Herbarium of Cryptogamic Botany, Harvard University

Digitized copy obtained from the Biodiversity Heritage Library.