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|transcription=Boys hauled manure all day.<br> | |||
= | [[Henry Haunhorst|Henry J. Haunhorst]] and I went to<br> | ||
Boys hauled manure all day [[Henry Haunhorst|Henry J. Haunhorst]] and I was to Spencerville to get there Bylaws for our Oil Co. | Spencerville to get their<br>bylaws for our Oil Co.<br> | ||
Afternoon I went to a sale<br> | |||
[[Harry Droll]]. Evening I went<br> | |||
[[Henry Fischer]] had an oil well on his property which would explain why he was on the Oil Board. | to town for an Oil Board meeting.<br> | ||
This was a cold day. | |||
|entry=Boys hauled manure all day<br> | |||
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/January_1934#January_9,_1934_(Tuesday) Wikipedia] | [[Henry Haunhorst|Henry J. Haunhorst]] and I was to<br> | ||
Spencerville to get there<br>Bylaws for our Oil Co.<br> | |||
Afternoon I was to a sale<br> | |||
[[Harry Droll]] Evening I was<br> | |||
to town to Oil Board meting<br> | |||
This was a cold day. | |||
|notes=[[Henry Fischer]] had an oil well on his property which would explain why he was on the Oil Board. | |||
|events=[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/January_1934#January_9,_1934_(Tuesday) Wikipedia] | |||
|date=1934-01-09 | |||
}} | |||
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Transcription?
Boys hauled manure all day.
Henry J. Haunhorst and I went to
Spencerville to get their
bylaws for our Oil Co.
Afternoon I went to a sale
Harry Droll. Evening I went
to town for an Oil Board meeting.
This was a cold day.
Diary Entry?
Boys hauled manure all day
Henry J. Haunhorst and I was to
Spencerville to get there
Bylaws for our Oil Co.
Afternoon I was to a sale
Harry Droll Evening I was
to town to Oil Board meting
This was a cold day.
Notes?
Henry Fischer had an oil well on his property which would explain why he was on the Oil Board.
