William Monk, Diary 1917 of an allotment run by Clayton-le-Moors Working Mens Club, item 36

• November 1, 2017 19:02:21 Thomas A. Lingner

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  1917.

  33

  November

  for sale, another week
  

  or two will see the end
  

  of the (vegetables) I mean
  

  fruits of our labour.
  

  Up to Nov. 17th 1917, the
  

  total income from the
  

  land was ----- 76 £ - 7 S - 2 d . double underline
  

  _____________________________
  

  A. Parkinson did very
  

  useful work for us on
  

  Saturday mornings in
  

  seeing to the orders being
  

  got ready. Our best thanks
  

  are also due to those
  

  members who came down
  

  to give us a hand when
  

  they were at liberty.
  

  
  

   
  

• March 10, 2017 17:51:40 Elizabeth Ferro

  1917. November                                  33

  for sale, another week
  

  or two will see the end
  

  of the (vegetables) I mean
  

  fruits of our labour.
  

  Up to Nov. 17th 1791, the
  

  total income from the
  

  land was ----- 76 £ - 7 S - 2 d. double underline
  

  _____________________________
  

  A. Parkinson did very
  

  useful work for us on
  

  Saturday mornings in
  

  seeing to the orders being
  

  got ready. Our best thanks
  

  are also due to those
  

  members who came down
  

  to give us a hand when
  

  they were at liberty.
  

  
  

   
  

  
  

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• March 9, 2017 22:21:48 Elizabeth Ferro

  1917. November                                  33

  for sale, another week
  

  or two will see the end
  

  of the (vegetables) I mean
  

  fruits of our labour.
  

  Up to Nov. 17th 1791, the
  

  total income from the
  

  land was ----- 76 pound sign - 7 S 2 d. double underline
  

  _____________________________
  

  A. Parkinson did very
  

  useful work for us on
  

  Saturday mornings in
  

  seeing to the orders being
  

  got ready. Our best thanks
  

  are also due to those
  

  members who came down
  

  to give us a hand when
  

  they were at liberty.
  

  
  

  
  

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