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Admin: Created page with "Old Mission Mich Sept 28th 1920 Dear Miss Taft:- I am so glad to know you had a pleasant trip & are safe at home. We have had such dreadful hot weather up until the last few days that I could hardly endure standing over a hot stove & can. But Ill. is worse yet. And you certainly have my sympathy. For heat bothers me dreadfully. Last night it began to rain & today it is awful cold. Joseph began cutting corn Monday but it rains so much he can't accomplish much. The hou..."

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Created page with "Old Mission Mich Sept 28th 1920 Dear Miss Taft:- I am so glad to know you had a pleasant trip & are safe at home. We have had such dreadful hot weather up until the last few days that I could hardly endure standing over a hot stove & can. But Ill. is worse yet. And you certainly have my sympathy. For heat bothers me dreadfully. Last night it began to rain & today it is awful cold. Joseph began cutting corn Monday but it rains so much he can't accomplish much. The hou..."

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Old Mission Mich
Sept 28th 1920
Dear Miss Taft:-
I am so
glad to know you had a
pleasant trip & are safe at
home. We have had such
dreadful hot weather up
until the last few days
that I could hardly endure
standing over a hot stove
& can. But Ill. is worse
yet. And you certainly have
my sympathy. For heat
bothers me dreadfully.
Last night it began to rain
& today it is awful cold.
Joseph began cutting corn
Monday but it rains so
much he can't accomplish
much.
The house is about all
painted but the window
lights are not puttied yet
or frames painted. But the
crops must be attended to
first of all. There are s[]
There are several teams
for sale around her but
none that Joseph feels like
putting your money into.
Miss Taft those apples were
so cracked & under size
that there were only 15 bu.
of good ones. I helped Joseph
to sort them all so as he
could get at his other work
There were 1800 lbs of cider
apples & we got .40c per 100
for them in all $7.20. I have
put it to your credit on the
book. We took them to
Bower's Harbor & sold them
to F.A. Doig. You know all
of those apples Ledger had
went to the cider mill. They
were not fit for any thing
else.
Those little pigs are husking
your corn & griffine too but
can not close them up for
they will get out. You have
no idea how they have
grown since you last saw
them.
I know how anxious you
are to get at your sewing
for I am the same as
you always trying
to make old clothes over
I am puzzled what to
make Hazel winter shirts
out of. For new ones cost so
dreadful much & I do think
another year prices will
be lower. So of anyone looses
their woolen shirt around
here you can blame it to
me.
The Rye looks good at
present. I must get dinner
for it is eleven thirty now
With love to you
I remain Essie
K

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