Fair, cool. Mr. Cary came, eat dinner with us, also Phillys. Roguiski and boy came with his phonograph, spent p.m. here.
the life and times of an Central New York family, starting in 1914.
Saturday August 26th 1916
Quite warm. Sprinkled a little a.m. Sidney picked some berries for me to can. filled 2 2 qt cans. Sidney went to Little France, got flour $2.10 a sack, also got sugar and salt. Mr. Cary called p.m. Harvey Smith found dead ice bed yesterday a.m.
Wednesday August 23rd 1916
Thunder shower in the ight, lousy and some rain today, cooler. Sidney went to West Monroe a.m. and p.m. went over to Cary's and got a few duchess apples. Mora and I picked a few berries, rec'd a letter from Mina.
Monday August 14th 1916
Fair. James and Mable started away at 8 a.m. Sidney picked 11 qts of berries on Muckeys, brought over 5 qt cans to fill with huckleberries for Fred Cary.
Saturday July 15th 1916
Hot. Sidney worked at Bernhard Smith's, drawing hay, came back by Cary's and 4 qts of strawberries and some *pie plant. I sow'd carrot, beet and radish seed. Children pulled weeds. Mrs. Russel and girls called p.m.
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Wednesday July 12th 1916
Hot, sultry with an occasional breeze. Mora rode past way over to Little France a.m., got some rolled oats and sugar. Maud, Memphis and Cassy went and picked a l0 qrt pail. Also a carrier of berries at Mr. Cary's for us to eat p.m. Sidney went to draw hay at Mr. Smith's but it rained before they got fairly started for the first load.
Monday July 10th 1916
Cloudy, close. Sidney worked at Smith in the hay from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Mora, Maud and Memphis picked 40 qts of berries each. I finished planting he beans. Sidney stopped and picked 4 qts of strawberries at Cary's, brought home.
Tuesday June 20th 1916
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