“Daddy
and Bato can't get into the fields so they have been fixing up things around
here a little. They put a new floor in
the south half of the east porch and fixed new concrete most of the way around
the cistern. Yesterday they built a
small pen south of the brooder house so if it ever dries up enough we will let
the little chickens out. Then to-day
they also vaccinated some calves so they can take them up to the Clark pasture. I think they are going to dehorn some calves
in the morning."
--
Letter from my grandmother, Bloomington, Kans., to my father, Camp Sampson,
N.Y., Wednesday, May 3, 1944.
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