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MARCH 19 Sunday Good day all day and sun shinning. Three different people came to see about buying lard today. Mother and daddy to Brent Earlys in the afternoon.I went up to Bob Vias to see him for a while. Washed my car. Writing in green because Red has run out (Ball Point Pen) MARCH 20 Monday Good day all day, but raining towards night. Robert and I went to school, carried 1 ton of Hay to Boswell at Chiltelan [?] in afternoon. [[?]] cleaning around daddy's land. I made some candy at night and did homework, then went to bed. March 19—1860—William Jennings Bryan born in Salem,Ill. 1879—Normal schools established in France. 1886—Geronimo and his band of Apaches surrendered in Arizona. March 20—1616—Sir Walter Raleigh released from prison. 1782—Guillotine adopted in France for capital punishment. 1840—Louis Napoleon became president of French Republic. MARCH 21 Tuesday Good day all day. Robert and I went to school. I cut the top of my hand open and had to have it bandaged up. Mrs. Grogan came and ordered 1/2 ton of straw and we are going to carry it up there tomorrow. Called Judy up from Earls at night. Took Mary to Quinn picture. Men stripped tobacco all day. MARCH 22 Wednesday Rainy day all day. Robert and I went to school. Saw Judy at school. started putting barn up. went to school. called Judy up at night. Alan called Barbara V. up at night after supper ask her for date for saturday. carried 1/2 ton of straw to Mr. Swan in the afternoon. March 21—FIRST DAY OF SPRING: time of the vernal equinox. 1621—Treaty made between Plymouth colony and Maseasoit. 1880—British peace terms accepted by Boers in Africa. March 22—1765—British Parliament passed Stamp Act, imposing taxes on American colonies, chief cause of the Revolution. 1855—Second battle of Balaklava fought in Crimean War. 1865—Sherman completed his march to the sea in the Civil War.
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