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Wednesday, March 30, 2011 - 13:53 Lawrence Litchfield's Diary No. 7 Written on inside of front cover " Lawrence Litchfield, Diary No. 7, Chadron Academy, Chadron,Nebraska" First entry is January 1906. Entry for March 3, " Saturday. I seen and heard a lark (the first one) today in the forenoon. I caught a ride to town, as the ground was slippery and we did not want to drvie Daisy in. I managed to get a ride in but walked out ate my dinner, hitched up and hauled in two big loads of hay, I am pretty tired tonight. The weather was cold but clear and sunny, and a little windy. Zero in the morning. 30 above during the day." This is a great diary with lots of chit chat and information.
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Wednesday, March 30, 2011 - 10:44 Military Diary of John M. Frenchak Military Diary of JOHN M. FRENCHAK. In addition to the diary there is a telegram from his wife Peg, a poem written by John and a letter from John to Capt Murry. See pictures for condition. Not all the pages are written on but in addition to his daily entries there are lists of his "buddies" .
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Wednesday, March 30, 2011 - 14:39 Lawrence Litchfield's Diary No. 8 Written inside front cover "Lawrence Litchfield, Chardon, Neb., Diary No. 8, Ended Dec. 27, 1906. "August 12, Saturday. Today in the forenoon I and pap finished up the sod chicken house, I covered the roof with dirt and we put up some roosts, I worked very hard. In the afternoon I went to town with Fred and that was about all. The weather was very warm all day." This man writes a great diary. Believe he had a sister Elsie and brothers Dick and Gay.
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Thursday, March 31, 2011 - 11:21 Diary of Lawrence Litchfield No.6 May 24, 1906. This is diary #t for Lawrence. What a dedicated guy to have written so many diaries! "May 25, Thursday. Today Pap and Mam washed, I went to school also, Elsie and the boys also went to school walked both ways on account of Daisy our mare having a fine young colt; come last night. Pap and I had a two or three mile hunt for the cows and then did not them we just got hoe at half past nine. Pap got home 15 minutes sooner than I did. I went north pap, west. Mr. Bristol started to plant corn on our place today. The weather was quite cool all day and cloudy too. It sprinkled a little, not much. 61 above during the day. 50 above at night." This young man writes a wonderful diary. He tells about fixing up the shed which they move into and how they have to raise it up and put stone around it. The stone comes from the pumphouse. They seem to have a large amount of land. This young man works a lot and seems to enjoy himself....no complaining. Nice guy!
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Monday, April 4, 2011 - 13:10 Diary belonging to M. Bertha Brower perhaps daughter of Dr. Charles Brower 1919 diary of M. Bertha Brower, Silver City, Pa. I believe Miss Brower is away at school. Writes about getting a letterfrom home. Thursday January 16, 1919 " Weather fine. No Eng today. We had Missionary Study. Betty got a box of eats today. Certainly fine. Went to gym. Played volley ball. Had my 2nd inoculation to-night. Had current events in History 36 states have ratified Prohition Amendment therefore a dry nation assured in Jan. 1920" I just love this diary, it takes me a long time to enter it for sale because I begin reading and get caught up with what kind of person wrote this history. This diary is in very good condition. A found treasure for the Brower family!
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Monday, April 4, 2011 - 15:59 Eleanor Louise Queen, Cleo H. Queen, Loretta Queen, Loren Queen, Grace Queen, Queen This diary belonged to Eleanor Queen. She wrote for 1930, 31, 32 and part of 33. Very good information. Eleanor did a great job! "Cleo Queen had got brown eyes. Also a mole on his cheek." 1930 Dec. 25. Cleo gave me three things for Xmas. Lois gave me a pair of slippers, Mom Queen a pair of pajamas. 1931 Dec. 25. Floyd didn't get to come so we cooked Xmas dinner and it all by ourselves. Lois and went to the Fort. 1932 Dec. 25. My baby was born at 6:30 this morning. Lois and Cleo were with me. I named her Roberta Mae. She weighed 7 lbs. 1930 Dec 3. Twenty to-day. Cleo and I wrapped Xmas packages tonite. I got Lois a pair of pajamas. Went over to Davenport today. 1931 Dec 3. Didn't do anything this birthday. Went downtown and bought some things for Xmas. 1932 Dec 3. Ironed my curtains put them up and pressed Cleos ties. Lois washed the windows on the inside and I cleaned them some on the outside. |
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Monday, April 4, 2011 - 14:00 Five year diary of Magdalene Zimmerman This diary is for the years 1960 through 1964 and each page is filled. 1961 Sat. 60 degrees, Mostly clear 74 degrees. Elizabeth mowed the lawn. I put in late tomato stalks in evening 1961 Sun. 60 degrees at 9:15 clea 72 degrees. I picked a few beans, storms went around all afternoon got big drops, a gust at supper time I washed my hair dried outside between sprinkles. 1961 Mon 50 degrees clear. I went on the 12:45 bus to enter the hospital. Elizabeth came in after work, went along with me up, 77 degrees 1961 Tue 61 clear. I was operated on. Elizabeth was inafter I came from operating room 82 degrees. 1961 Wed Clear 76 degrees. Rained in evening. Elizabeth was over Mrs Westfall stopped in on her lunch hour. I was real sick. Spine on diary is missing. All pages tight. Does not dimish the genealogical value.
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Monday, March 28, 2011 - 11:54 Bernice Underhill received a Friendship postcard! Mailed Nov 2, 1922 at 7AM from Prospect Harbor Maine with a green 1 cent stamp to Mrs. Bernice Underhill, Franklin, Maine from L.M.S. telling Bernice she arrived home safely and had a lovely time. Such a pretty card. A special treasure for the Underhill family. Postage included in the USA |
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Monday, March 28, 2011 - 11:06 Postcard to Mrs. E. P. Libby Dated Dec. 9, 1916 at 7PM from Warren Me. Has a green 1 Cent stamp. Mailed to Mrs. E.P. Libby at S. Portland, Maine. R No. 8, Box 6. Message is written in pencil and acknowledges and gives thanks for a package. Mentions Sade and is signed F.E.B. See photo for condition. Price includes postage in USA
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