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1921
Wednesday July 6, 1921
A good day. Had a little shower this evening. Jim & Ben finished plowing corn today. Jim helped pick berries this evening. Ben worked on the shelters at the barn. He went to Clack Hubbards and got some nails and sugar. Christenia Reynols was here this evening. She come on a bycile. Henry could not let it a lone.
I went to Marvins a few minutes this evening. Carrie had washed today. Josie done a big washing this morning. Nellie caned some berries this morning.
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Thursday July 7, 1921
A good day. It rained a shower at Gretna but not a drop here. We need rain so bad. Nellie caned & preserved some berries for us this morning. She went home this evening. Ben carried her to Gretna. I went with them. Ben bought some ship stuff and beet pulp for the cows. Josie got dinner. She went to Marvins a little while. Mr Woodall left Marvins this evening.
Ben & Jim and Julia & I went to Strait Stone to the show to night. There was a big crowd. It was good of its kind.
Saturday July 9, 1921
A good day. A little rain tonight. It is needed so bad. Jim & Ben & Henry worked on the tobacco most of the day. Ben went to the mill at Cedar Forest. The water was so low that they could no grind. Franklin and I went with him. I fished a fished caught two fish.
Josie ironed some. Julia got a dress by mail. I am glad that she got it.
No one from here did not go to the show to night. It is raining now.
Friday July 15, 1921
A good morning. Rain this evening. We are all glad.
Walter Owen come here to day. He was looking for a home for another year. Marvin come a while this evening. Ben helped him a little on his car. Carrie & the children come with Marvin.
Jim went to Chatham this evening. Ben & Josie went with him. They were at Rowling store when it rained.
It sounds like the children will tear down the house to night.
Saturday July 30, 1921
A good morning. Rain at Gretna but none here to do any good. Josie staid at home and washed and ironed and cooked for her self and the children. Ben & Jim and I went to the meeting of the farmers at the experiment station not far from Chatham. There was a big crowd and lots of something to eat and and speaking. If every one did not get enough to eat it was their no trying to get it.
Met several of my kindsfolks and friends that I once knew. We come to Gretna and staid a lone time. It rained hard. It is raining here now. I hope that it may rain enough to get the land wet.