1923 Feb. 21st Wednesday
A bright day. N.W. breeze cool. Mr. J. Ableidinger came for Duke & Molly & wagon to haul ice from Mathesiens or Dreher place. will worked on hog-house, then got Prince & Ray & put cows in pasture and we went to Spencer. Mamma is better. Nellie, Lee & Boyd started to school to-day.
Feb. 21, 1923
1933 Feb. 21st Tuesday
Bright a strong N.W. breeze and dust but nice eve. I got meals and went with Will to Store, then we took Mr. Lattimore home and Otto Rothley came in on mail from Hot Springs where he had been for treatment so we left him at Lattimores also and went on to Nels Johnson’s place where Jerry Karnes is moving to-day. Frank Van Epps, Ines Sorensen and Mr. & Mrs. Jay Tate are helping him move so Will settled with Tate on Community Sale then on to Burna Lewis’s where Will showed Mrs. Lewis and Ivan Gibson agreement on pasture of stock this season on return home, we ate a lunch when Wm brought in a colt from Moore Creek, then Will got a load of cane. Roy stopped on way to store and went with Will after cane.
Feb. 21, 1933
1943 Feb. 21st Sunday
Was a very nice day. We got up late for came in at 1 a.m. and to bed at 2 a.m. from Whiting School House when Florence Jansen, teacher Jackson School, had a party, sold lunch for U.S.O. (United Service Organization). Wm Van Epps staid home for Mary Armbruster and Mrs. Carl Gehlsen, Rita Marie and Bobby were there. Mary staid there over week-end. Will and I to Harry Furrey’s, had a T. Bone Steak dinner. Frank Kriz, Mrs. Leonard, Mildred and Celestine were there in p.m. We came home west road via Schneiderweidts to look for work Horses. Thomas drove them back last night.
Feb. 21, 1943
1953 Feb. 21st Saturday
Bright all day. Men gave cattle another Stack alfalfa and put Prestone in Cat and fussed with it a lot as to push snow out of Yard Path to Barn to fence west well towards coop and well North of house. Snow pushed to regular Stack North House and near Barn. Betty brought Milk and got some eats in Basement, I guess. She came up yesterday also and floundered the snow, now we have a path out. I got eats, sewed on every day dresses and played solitaire and Will and I Canasta. He had to lay down yesterday p.m. but not to-day as he greased Cat and etc. He fixed malts for self and Dan. I cannot take this Batch [of] ice-cream, must get enough Chocolate flavor.
Feb. 21, 1953