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mdierks at May 28, 2020 12:39 PM
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Please drop a Postal
about the claim as
soon as possible.

Ames. July 11. 1881.
Monday Eve–

Dear husband,

Eddie has
told you the next important
news – [?] that we
have had torrents of rain –
more than I ever saw before.

Last night was a horrific
night – I was dreadfully
frightened – I thought the
home could not escape being
struck by lightning. It was
a perfect [blaze?] – and the
roar of thunder was continuous
& appalling. At Prof.
[Myron's?] none of the family

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