Sept. 1, 1932 Thurs. Fair did house work & worked in mill
Sept. 2 Fri. Fair Worked in mill
Sept. 3 Sat. Worked half day in mill. Jenny Barton came at night
Sept. 4 Sun. Fair Sit around & visited with Henny went for a walk in P.M.& over to the boys.
Sept. 5 Mon. Showers Washed & did work and went to station with Jenny
sept. 6 Tues. Labor day showers Worked in mill
Sept. 7 Wed. Fair Worked in mill
Sept. 8 Thurs. Fair Worked in mill got first hay.
Sept. 9 Fri. Fair Worked in mill
Sept. 10 Sat Fair Worked half day in mill. Went to Keene & got new glasses came home with Mary
Sept. 11 Sun Fair Did house work & went over to Guy in P.M.
Sept. 12 Mon. Fair Did house work washed & worked in mill all day.
Sept. 13 Tues. Fair Worked in maill glasses came today.
Sept. 14 Wed. Fair Woprked in mill & went to Aid meeting Hele was sick today.
Sept. 15 Thurs. Fair Worked in mill & went to Helens at noon she went to hospital
Sept. 16 Fri. Rain Worked in mill Helen baby girl this morning 7 lb 2 oz. Carol Ruth
Sept. 17 Sat. Fair Worked 1/2 day in mill made relish & took care of Warren in P.M.
Sept. 18 sun Fair Did house work saw Sid & wife Guy went up after Cloie
Sept. 19 Mon. Dair Worked in mill
Sept. 20 Tues. Fair Worked in mill Guy & Cloie & Warren were over.
Sept. 21 Wed. Fair Worked in mill
Sept. 22 Thur. Fair Worked in mill
Sept 23 Fri. Fair Worked in mill S.P. began to dig potatoes
Sept 24 Sat. Fair Worked half day in mill & went up to garden
Sept. 25 Sun. Fair Did work & Helen came home with baby. Mannies folks all here. Went to H. in the evening.
Sept. 26 Mon. Fair Worked in mill S.P. finished potatoes
Sept. 27 Tues. Rain Worked in mill S.P. went to Concord in P.M.
Sept. 28 Wed. Rain Worked in mill S.P. home from Concord.
Sept. 29 Thurs. Fair Worked in mill shut down till Monday.
Sept. 30 Fri. Fair Did house work & made lots of pickles.
MEMO Em Tuttle died Sept13, 1944
Another busy morning. I got up at 5 this morning so I could mix up some donuts. I made up three batches and set them to cool in the refridgerator until we had breakfast and went to McMinnville to get a load of horse manure. Mr Rigsby loaded us up with a nice load of aged barn cleaning and then told us there would only be two more loads as he no longer boards horses and the pile he is working on now is the end of it. We will go back twice more this month and that should finish it up. We have been getting it from him for two years now and have built up our soil well enough. We will not enlarge the gardens any more so can get along without the manure and will use the last two loads as a pile to use as we need it. If we cover it so the rain does not leach out all the good, it should last us all of next year. When we got back from there Norman unloaded the manure and I fried 5 dozen donuts and 6 dozen holes. I froze most of those but kept some out for today. Norman likes them right from the freezer. He puts one into the micro-wave for 30 seconds to have with his coffee each morning. We both finished our jobs just in time for dinner and now we will take it easy for the afternoon. Tomorrow Norman will till the garden and we will plant the fall garden. We got a little rain last night so we don’t have to water today. Have a great day.