A Profitable Auction
A Day in the Life: March 15th
(Aged 14)
Wea. Cloudy SUN. MARCH 15, 1896 Ther. 28
Went up to Unkle Gib’s.
(Aged 16)
Wea. Cloudy TUE. MARCH 15, 1898 Ther.
In A.M. went up to Unkle Gib’s after the cows. In P.M. had the sale the highest cow went for $45.50. The average $38.50. My profit $25. Grandma came over with Aunt May + Luella.
(Aged 17)
Wea. WED. MARCH 15, 1899 Ther.
Stayed at home all day + boiled sap had an awful run all the buckets went full and we didn’t have storage enough so but what some ran away.
(Aged 18)
Wea. THU. MARCH 15, 1900 Ther.
Rode to school with Gordon. Stayed all night with John Glaspy.
(Aged 19)
Wea. FRI. MARCH 15, 1901 Ther.
NO ENTRY AGAIN UNTIL MAY 22nd
(Aged 20)
Wea. SAT. MARCH 15, 1902 Ther.
Went to factory. In P.M. built a fence up to the Wheeler lot. Got a load of saw dust. Ma came over.
(Aged 21)
Wea. SUN. MARCH 15, 1903 Ther.
NO ENTRY MADE AGAIN UNTIL MAY 1st
Editor's Note: It looks like Allen made out well on the cow auction--I'm sure his pa did even better.
Allen F. Cass dressed for something other than drawing manure. I reckon that is an Odd Fellows pin on his jacket. |
(Aged 14)
Wea. Cloudy SUN. MARCH 15, 1896 Ther. 28
Went up to Unkle Gib’s.
(Aged 16)
Wea. Cloudy TUE. MARCH 15, 1898 Ther.
In A.M. went up to Unkle Gib’s after the cows. In P.M. had the sale the highest cow went for $45.50. The average $38.50. My profit $25. Grandma came over with Aunt May + Luella.
(Aged 17)
Wea. WED. MARCH 15, 1899 Ther.
Stayed at home all day + boiled sap had an awful run all the buckets went full and we didn’t have storage enough so but what some ran away.
(Aged 18)
Wea. THU. MARCH 15, 1900 Ther.
Rode to school with Gordon. Stayed all night with John Glaspy.
(Aged 19)
Wea. FRI. MARCH 15, 1901 Ther.
NO ENTRY AGAIN UNTIL MAY 22nd
(Aged 20)
Wea. SAT. MARCH 15, 1902 Ther.
Went to factory. In P.M. built a fence up to the Wheeler lot. Got a load of saw dust. Ma came over.
(Aged 21)
Wea. SUN. MARCH 15, 1903 Ther.
NO ENTRY MADE AGAIN UNTIL MAY 1st
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Editor's Note: It looks like Allen made out well on the cow auction--I'm sure his pa did even better.
I see the phrase "but what" is older than our Dad who used it regularly and with great panache.
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