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A note under Mr Carpenter - Monroe says that he planted his rows, with the final word transcribed provisionally as Straeght.

The short statement gives no scene or explanation for the planting. A native-resolution second check supports retaining Straeght rather than normalizing the handwriting. The heading does not establish the person's identity.

A cursive note headed 'Mr Carpenter - Monroe': '"and he planted his / rows Straeght"'.

A short quoted tribute to a farmer's care; Straeght keeps the source spelling, and its fifth letter stays provisional.