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Nov 29, 1891

Journal Entry

November 29, 1891 ~ Sunday

29. Sunday I spent this day in the House reading

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Letter from M. Deufild, 29 November 1891
To the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints: Gentlemen: Does your Church or priesthood intend to continue the percecution against me by [mag veteran]? or does your body deny that they are responsible or instrumental in the matter? You are aware of its beginning, you are familiar with my conditions, you are [transcribing] my [wonts] and thought. I demand to be disconnected from your mediums, victims, druids and pythons. Yours truly Mdcy Deufild H Jr
Letter from L. M. Larson, 29 November 1891
Merreott, Weber Co Utah President W. Woodruff, Dear brother! For some time I have had on my mind to write you a letter & present a few things just as I find them when traveling amongst the people & make a sugestion like this: Because prayer in familys is much neclegted I would suggest that each ward be divided into ^(say)^ four districts & that in each of these Districts be held a prayer meeting once every two weeks & that the object of these meetings be prayer & very litle preaching in order to encourage a Spirrit of prayer. This would have a tendency to turn the hearts of the people in that direction. I was, at one time, precsent in a meeting where pretty much all prayed who wanted to, first one, and than another & there was a Spirit & power precsent like a burning fire and greate rejoycing. Many such meetings would undoubtedly prove ^to be^ a greate blessing to the people in general. There is ^yet^ people, who think that we ar doing wrong in giving ^up^ principles in order to please the Government, people, who thinks the Lord would speedily
Letter from Niels Peder Anderson, 29 November 1891
Box Elder, Utah, . Prest. W. Woodruff, Salt Lake City, Utah. Dear Brother: Your favor of 21st inst. was timely received. I do not know if Prest. Lor. Snow hasve explained matters relative to my mission to you before this time. Some of the brethren here are considering the advisability of me leaving my public obligations in the present shape, as it appears that none is prepared to relieve me, and a little confusion might result from the change. Another view is that if I should decline to "run" again at the next election, when my term is out, that would create susspicion; provided I am around home. So far as I am personally concerned I wish only to say, that I have made up my mind to do the will of the ^Lord^ and what- ever He dictate through His servants shall be my choice. I do not believe I say too much, if I say that several of the brethren here wishes

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Wilford decides temple recommends will be signed by Bishops and Stake leaders only, not by Church president.

Nov 29, 1891