Summer 1918 Travels, continued

[The little notebook goes on. Here is the second page, which rather like page one. Here she evidently made some purchases, and she kept careful records.] 

[Page 2]

Clock 13.00   B. 4.00

Beds 20.00   Poudre 2.34

                                        

[Now, on to New York and New Jersey and more addresses.]

Benj. H. Lindes [?], Lake George, NY.

R. D. 2

Nichols & Stone Co. (chairs paid)

82 Logan Mass.

Brooklyn Chair Co.

425-433 W. 28^th St. N, J.

Antiques:

Mrs Spooner  Glenn Falls, N, J,

            quilts

Chas. Sherman  145 Bay St.

Wm. Turner   Bay St.

Mrs. Hubbell 45 1/2 Park St.

[The next three pages consist of IH’s notes from a lecture.]

[Page 3]Oct. 19  Deal

[The October 19 date is a puzzle, as is the location of the lecture.]

 Reconstructing Am. Bus.

Ante bellum      25 billion per mun.[?]

Nor. orders [?]  46 billion

18,000,000 people changed occupations.

What gov. action would business like?

. . .

Industrial Councils in Eng,

. . . .

Hmmm!