W. Bert Hill's Daybooks: 1897-1908

Every person has two educations, one which he receives from others and one more important, which he gives to himself.

-Gibbon

A meticulously compiled record of the daily life of W. Bert Hill, as documented by him. The book offers a glimpse into Hill's personal experiences, work on farms across the Midwest, and reflections on significant historical events of the time. Sarah E. Dunn has carefully transcribed and preserved these journals, providing readers with a detailed and intimate portrayal of Hill's life and the era in which he lived.

A Life to Be Remembered, a Story to Be Told, a Book to Visit Memories for Generations to Come.