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April 26, 1914. Dear Gertie. Yours came this PM. The Plants yesterday was in fine shape. Boyd and I set them out. I don’t think that they will stop growing. We are having a big rain in first hard one we have had. Hope it will soon quit. Aunt ? is about the same as others are all well. My garden looks fine had greens for dinner today. Write soon. Love to all. ?
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